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Close Photo: Instagram / @ohzamimosas Let’s see a show of hands for all who miss long, leisurely mimosa and Bloody Mary brunches every so often… 🙌🙋✋ Since we’re doing a lot less gathering, we’re likely doing (at least a little) less sparkling wine drinking, since it doesn’t make sense to pop a five-glass bottle for one or two brunchers. The Health Benefits of Drinking Wine With up to80% less sugar and 60% fewer caloriesthan a typical restaurant or homemade mimosa, the Classic Mimosa, Mango Mimosa and Classic Bellini flavors each have 140 calories per 12-ounce can, with 13 to 14 grams of carbs and 8 to 11 grams of sugar....

ClosePhoto:Leigh BeischI know I’m not alone when I say the pandemic changed how my household shopped and ate. My husband, Dan, became obsessed with bulk-ordering food, especially our major household staples, chief among them dried chickpeas.Ever since I was diagnosed withhigh cholesterolin 2017, I have tried to exceed the recommended 21 to 25 grams of fiber every day. Only 7% of adults eat enough fiber, and I’m determined to be among them....

Close Photo:Photographer: Fred Hardy, Food Stylist: Jennifer Wendorf, Prop Stylist: Shell Royster Photographer: Fred Hardy, Food Stylist: Jennifer Wendorf, Prop Stylist: Shell Royster Active Time:15 minsTotal Time:1 hrServings:12Jump to Nutrition Facts Active Time:15 minsTotal Time:1 hrServings:12 Active Time:15 mins Active Time: 15 mins Total Time:1 hr Total Time: 1 hr Servings:12 Servings: 12 Jump to Nutrition Facts Cook Mode(Keep screen awake)Ingredients3/4cupall-purpose flour3/4cupspelt flour1/4cupcocoa powder3/4teaspoonbaking soda1/4teaspoonsalt1/2cup packedlight brown sugar5tablespoonsunsalted butter, softened2largeeggs3/4cupsmoothnatural peanut butter1teaspoonvanilla extract1/2cupdark chocolate chips...

There’s no time like fall to try out a new recipe. Whether you’re looking for something for the kids to nosh on after school, auditioning a potential addition to your Thanksgiving table or just trying to change up your typical kitchen routine, there’s always a reason to master a new dish. And with all of that tasty fall produce in season—fromapplesandpumpkinsto sweet potatoes andbeets—it’s hard to imaginenottaking advantage of fall’s set of seasonal fruits and veggies....

Photo:Eating Well / Daisy RodriguezWhile scientists haven’t yet come to a consensus on whetherbreakfast really isthe most important meal of the day, dieticians widely believe thata nutritious morning mealcan help boost your metabolism, mood, and heart health. Though many people tend toskip the mealin their morning rush, breakfast doesn’t have to be complicated or time-consuming. That’s why we love healthygrab and go recipes—especially ones we can make ahead of time.Overnight oats check all of those boxes....

Close Photo: Food52 TheseSouper Cubesare perfect for freezing herbs, either whole or as part of a sauce (buy it:Food52, $35). Before you freeze whole herbs, make sure to blanch them first so they keep their color (learn more abouthow to preserve fresh herbs here). You can also use your herbs in a sauce, like ourBasic Basil PestoorChimichurri Sauce, and then freeze the sauce to use in future dishes (check outthese tasty pesto recipes)....

ClosePhoto: Getty ImagesWhen I first tried Wyman’s newJust Fruit & Greek Yogurt Bitesthat combine bite-sized pieces of flavorful fruit and yogurt, I was instantly reminded of Dippin' Dots. You know those tiny frozen balls of rainbow ice cream that you only ever see being sold in theme parks or malls? Anyway, these are WAY better. With four different flavor options, one being a dairy-free option that skips the yogurt and usesbanana “nice” creamin its place, these tasty bites make for a healthy snack any time of the day....

Photo:EatingWell / Nick Simpson EatingWell / Nick Simpson Fall is literally next week, which is hard to believe. I’m happily inviting this change since it’s my favorite season for its celebration of harvesting, cooking and baking. I find that I use my kitchen more this time of year,experimenting with fall recipesand circling back to thosehealthy and warming fall disheswe know and love. I also find that the change in cooking always means I am reaching for differentkitchen essentials....

It was my first Christmas Eve away from home. My new boyfriend had invited me to travel to Detroit to meet his family—a pretty serious step in a burgeoning romance—and I had already conjured up images of a storybook German Christmas, knowing that Rick’s parents had each emigrated from Germany in the early 1950s before marrying and raising a family in the United States. My mind’s eye saw fresh greenery draping every surface, wax candles flickering on the windowsills, and, of course, platters piled high with freshly baked Weihnachtsbäckerei—traditional German Christmas cookies....

Close This is Obsessed: my weekly column devoted to sharing all the things I’m loving right now—from unique food and gift ideas to travel destinations and beauty products—plus some tips and tricks for living your best life. This adorable succulent costs just $5.99 and hits store shelves on October 21. Could the timing be any more perfect for Halloween? I think not. The plant is called a “Glowing Star in the Dark” succulent, and it emits a glowing green light once you put it in a dark room....

Close Photo: Getty Images When you hear the phrase “sweet date,” chances are you imagineIna and Jeffrey’s romantic nights in, giggling over plates of roast chicken. Or perhaps your most recent outing with your own plus one, where you split the tasting menu and a bottle of Champagne. But a couple trending social media moments this week reminded us that dates are also one of our favoritehealthy pantry staples—as well as a terrific building block for some delightfully sweet treats....

Close Photo:Getty Images Getty Images As you age, your brain health may be top of mind—literally and figuratively. There’s a ton of research that supports how taking care of your body means taking care of your brain, as health conditions likelow bone density,type 2 diabetesandheart diseasecan all contribute to cognitive decline. And most recently, the science is showing how certain lifestyle changes can also support your brain health. One new study shows that lifestyle factors are associated with young-onset dementia risk....

Close Photo:Photographer: Jen Causey, Food Stylist: Margaret Monroe Dickey, Prop Stylist: Christina Daley Photographer: Jen Causey, Food Stylist: Margaret Monroe Dickey, Prop Stylist: Christina Daley Active Time:10 minsTotal Time:1 hr 5 minsServings:9Jump to Nutrition Facts Active Time:10 minsTotal Time:1 hr 5 minsServings:9 Active Time:10 mins Active Time: 10 mins Total Time:1 hr 5 mins Total Time: 1 hr 5 mins Servings:9 Servings: 9 Jump to Nutrition Facts Jump to recipe...