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Allulose is a healthy alternative to sugar but not good for the environment.
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It's a good time for a project that you'll be grateful for during growing season.
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Forget its poor-substitute-for-chocolate hippie overtones. Carob has many uses and can supply deep flavor to savory cooking.
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Skip the lawn, and let your garden mimic the natural cycles of wildland.
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The Perennial Plant Association and the All-America Selections have named their picks.
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The chain has joined a D.C.-based program that calculates the emissions caused in making each meal, with the hope of persuading diners to choose the menu option that helps fight climate change.
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Start scouring those seed catalogs before everything sells out.
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Chefs weigh in on the dozen spices to bring to a desert island.
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In a tough year, the garden has helped.
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Happy Birthday, Ms. Green Plate Special!
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... then 4 people and a porterhouse is just right. It's holiday time, so don't stint on the porcini butter.
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They'll thank you later for seeds, tools or a gift certificate to a local nursery.
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Sprouts, mushrooms and herbs are among the foods you can grow indoors.
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For more than one reason, it's worth shelling out for Maine dayboat scallops.
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Or maybe crazy? Here's how to make your own salt-dough decorations.
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And some of them are really weird.
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Replace your lawn with a meadow of native perennials. Then sit back and wait for the birds, bees and butterflies to show up.
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Food manufacturers across the United States are taking food waste and turning it into tasty food – and making re-use a selling point.
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These techniques save time and oven energy.
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Each of the firs has its advantages: The balsam smells wonderful. The Fraser doesn't lose its needles as fast.
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Take a page from the French approach to potage.
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Read on for tidbits from and summaries of several gardening books published in 2020.
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With it, you can make your own brown, caster, confectioners' and other sugars, and eliminate unnecessary packaging.
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House plant SOS! When employees were sent home to work in March, in some cases their office plants felt the neglect.
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Flowers aren't the only part of your garden that can look pretty inside your house.
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They can take on the flavors of the world and make for a meal, side or sandwich filling.
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Thanks to watering with a garden hose, both the flowers and vegetables flourished.
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Try these two neat Sunday prep tricks and the possibilities multiply.
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And it takes just a few minutes' work to make it yourself.
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Feed and shelter wild animals? Or clean up the mess in the perennial garden? Each approach has advantages and disadvantages.