Living
What It’s Like Working At A Women’s Shelter During The Pandemic
A frontline worker shares how the pandemic has impacted women living and working at shelters.
Living
Join Chatelaine And TSC For A Special Event With Chef Curtis Stone!
Living
Anti-Asian Violence Spiked During COVID-19, Here’s What You Should Know
Opinion
I Re-read All The Bridgerton Books And I’m Not Sure They Hold Up
Books
Eden Robinson On Writing The End Of Her Trickster Trilogy While In Quarantine
Living
A frontline worker shares how the pandemic has impacted women living and working at shelters.
Living
A frontline worker shares how the pandemic has impacted women living and working at shelters.
Recipes
Zucchini, strictly speaking, aren’t controversial, but they do tend to get a pretty lukewarm reaction from many, including, regrettably, two of our test-kitchen colleagues. The reason for this is probably zucchini’s high water content, which tends to make them, well, watery. There are plenty of ways to combat this—frying and grilling are two examples—but we actually use it to our advantage here, cooking the zucchini slowly in their own juices, making them fantastically soft and enhancing their flavour by a long soak with fried garlic. (And in the process, we also managed to win over our two zucchini-iffy colleagues, we’re happy to announce.) —Excerpted from 'Flavor,' by Yotam Ottolenghi and Ixta Belfrage
Recipes
Master this triple-tested classic caesar salad recipe with homemade dressing and discover our tasty vegetarian version, too.