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Herb-Infused Drinks
By Country Living, on Thu Aug 14, 2008 5:47am PDTHerb-infused drinks thread their subtle essences throughout the meal, linking each course. Floral scents such as lemon verbena and lavender add depth to fruit ades and iced tea; potent herbs such as rosemary and sage add a piney, refreshing undertone to white wine sangria. Always use fresh herbs in preparations, and mix beverages only a few hours before serving to keep flavors crisp and distinct.
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The coolest houseplants
By Marie Claire, on Fri Jul 25, 2008 9:08am PDT[Ed. note: It looks like I'm not the only one in love with the Sensitive Plant! Check out its music video if you missed it before.]
It's time to go green - get a houseplant to liven up your living space. Check out our picks for the coolest plants, and our tips on how to care for them.
1. Hoya Plant
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Why it’s cool: The Hoya plant comes in a variety of sizes and is exceptionally low-maintenance. Best of all, it produces clusters of gorgeous, delicate, waxy flowers.
How to care for it: Hoya plants like bright light, but not direct sun. Let the soil dry between waterings, and don’t be afraid to prune, as hoyas grow fast and will wrap themselves around nearby objects unless controlled. Buy It Now
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Quickest Way to Waste Money
By Tawni, on Thu Jul 24, 2008 8:01pm PDTThe quickest way to waste your money in a grocery store is to linger in the spice aisle or spend your time picking out fresh herbs from the produce section. How many of us have a full cupboard full of dried spices? How many jars do you have? 20? 40? More? At an... Read More »
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Healthy grill skills
By Self Magazine, on Thu Jul 24, 2008 10:51am PDTA few tips for grilling burgers, chicken and steak sans cancer-causing compounds TRIM THE FAT: Leaner meats have less of the greasy drip that can create carcinogen-carrying smoke. “When the fatty drip hits the coals or flame, the smoke travels up and deposits carcinogens called polycyclic aromatic... Read More »
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