Asian Cucumber Salad with Tangy Miso Dressing

Remember when the spiralizer took the food world by storm, and we were all turning zucchini into noodles? I absolutely fell for the trend and published quite a few zucchini noodle recipes, like this red curry wonton soup. It’s been years since I’ve touched my spiralizer, but I found it recently while cleaning out my … Read more

THE 13TH ANNUAL TOWN HALL AT THE FOOD SAFETY SUMMIT WILL OFFER A CANDID CONVERSATION ON THE FUTURE OF FOOD SAFETY

ROSEMONT, IL, May 5, 2025 –On the morning of May 15, food safety professionals from across the country will gather for one of the Food Safety Summit’s most anticipated events — the 13th Annual Town Hall. Titled “A Candid Dialogue on the Future of Food Safety,” the session will offer an invaluable platform for open, cross-sector conversation … Read more

Raw Soaked Chickpeas, Fried Crisp

Proper falafel is made from raw, soaked chickpeas, never canned, ground with parsley, cilantro, cumin, coriander, and garlic into a coarse, herb-flecked paste. Fried at 350F until craggy and crisp. Real falafel starts with dried chickpeas that have been soaked overnight, not the canned ones sitting in your pantry. This is one of those … Read more

Cabbage and Rice Soup – I Heart Vegetables

This cabbage and rice soup is simple to make, but it’s cozy and delicious. This is a perfect budget-friendly meal when you want something healthy and filling! Why You’ll Love This Soup I’ll admit that this soup is simple but I think that’s part of what makes it great! It’s a mostly hands-off recipe. Once … Read more

6 Daily Habits for Managing Myasthenia Gravis

3. Move Your Body Regularly MG doesn’t mean you should automatically avoid exercise. Most people with MG can do light physical activity on a routine basis, and regular exercise may help with strength, energy, and overall well-being. [1] You need to listen to your body in terms of how much activity you aim to do, … Read more

Chicken Enchilada Casserole – Cookies and Cups

By: Shelly Posted: May 27, 2026 If your family loves Tex-Mex dinners, this Chicken Enchilada Casserole is going to earn a regular spot on your menu. It has all the cozy flavors of classic chicken enchiladas layered into an easy casserole that’s perfect for busy weeknights, meal prep, and freezer cooking. No rolling tortillas required. … Read more

Metastatic Melanoma: Symptoms, Stages, Treatment

Metastatic Melanoma Treatment Options Treatment for metastatic melanoma often depends on the stage of the cancer. Chemotherapy, for example, which is medication designed to kill cancer cells, is typically not the first line of treatment for melanoma. According to the American Cancer Society, immunotherapy and targeted drugs are generally more effective forms of treatment. [14] … Read more

40+ Back-to-School Dinners My Kids Actually Eat

Home » Roundups » 40+ Back-to-School Dinners My Kids Actually Eat Author: Mel   Updated: September 14, 2026 It is back-to-school time here, and I’m already channeling all my good energy to get dinner on the table with the tighter schedules + evening practices and activities. This is the list of back-to-school dinners I keep … Read more

Christmas Baking: Breads, Cakes and Sweets

Here at Honest Cooking we start thinking about Christmas baking somewhere around the first properly cold morning, which is either very organised or slightly unhinged depending on who you ask. Stollen, panettone, black cake, pepparkakor, something with cardamom in it. The list gets away from us every year. The useful thing we have learned is … Read more

From Soak-and-Cook to Ready-to-Formulate | Prepared Foods

Plant-forward product development often begins with a simple idea: add more beans, lentils or whole grains to a soup, bowl, side, filling or prepared meal. On the bench, the concept may deliver the nutrition, visual appeal and recognizable ingredients consumers want. At production scale, however, that idea can introduce an entirely new process within the … Read more