Forget what you used to hear about brussels sprouts being the least favorite of all the side dishes — they’re delicious, and when you roast ’em just like this, they’re guaranteed to be a hit with EVERYONE sitting around your dinner table. Love these tips? Look out for a new episode of Test Kitchen Secrets every
J Muckle/Studio D When it comes to treating any skin aging concerns, retinol cream is — and has always been — the gold standard of skincare. “A derivative of vitamin A, retinol is a well-studied ingredient that has proven benefits for skin, including smoothing the appearance of wrinkles, brightening pigmentation and firming and unclogging pores,”
Around the country in November, the weather turns cooler and outdoor gardening may fade from top of mind. But the fall season is still a productive time for planting in many warmer regions around the United States — as long as you’re strategic about it. “My thoughts on November planning for the vegetable garden is
Even if you don’t have time for a more elaborate Halloween costume, a little fake blood can turn an average getup into something quite gory. Sure, you can buy the stuff pre-made, but if you want to get experimental, it’s easy to stir up your own. Step into our lab, where we’ve been experimenting with
If you’ve ever struggled to core a pineapple or strip a bunch of kale, you’ll LOVE these super-smart kitchen tools. SUBSCRIBE to Good Housekeeping: http://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBEtoGOODHOUSEKEEPING source
Peathegee IncGetty Images When you get to college, you get one space: your dorm room. That one little area becomes a kitchen, a bedroom, a dressing area, a gym, a study space and more — and you probably have to share it. That’s a lot of gear to pack into a small space. If it
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Al Roker and Deborah Roberts have joined the flood of emotional parents dropping their kids off at college for the first time. The Today Show anchor, 68, and ABC News senior correspondent, 61, moved their youngest child, Nick, 20, into college this week, and they couldn’t have been more proud. “After all the hard work.
You wake up with a warm/chilly/generally icky feeling, and when you take your temperature it’s confirmed: You have a fever. The first thing to realize is that a fever is a natural, and often helpful, mechanism that’s happening in your body. According to the journal Nature Reviews Immunology, we warm-blooded humans have been getting fevers
Children born with epidermolysis bullosa are known as “butterfly babies” because their skin is so fragile, even a hug can cause it to blister or tear. This is their heartbreaking reality. SUBSCRIBE to Good Housekeeping: http://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBEtoGOODHOUSEKEEPING source
