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Amateur gardener Tara Hurst's cheat sheet for photo-worthy bouquets.

Keep your holiday snacks simple with easy to make (and eat) dishes.

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The region of Chettinad is located in the Sivaganga and Pudukottai districts of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. The Chettinars spent centuries as mercantile bankers and traders of salt and spices across Asia, and that history of travel is evident in their cuisine.—Tara O’Brady

Health coach and blogger Tara Milhem shares a simple recipe from her brand new book and tells us why she wants to redefine the word 'skinny'.

Cool off this summer (minus the sugar-filled calories) with these strawberry-banana ice pops.

With over 1,000 different classes, YogaGlo lets beginners practise from home with a free 15-day trial. Certified instructors well versed in the yoga tradition teach you the difference between dolphin pose and downward dog.

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In this Iranian/Persian dish, the eggs can be scrambled directly into the spinach or poached on top for those who love a runny yolk moment. Some recipes add mint or parsley to the wilted greens and saffron in addition to or in place of the turmeric. Feel free to do the same if you have them on hand.—Tara O’Brady

There are as many variations of dan faa tong (egg flower soup) as there are fans of it, yet the core components remain steadfast—a cornstarch slurry thickens the broth, into which ribbons of egg unfurl and bloom. The trick to the latter is slowly pouring the whisked eggs into the swirling broth and then allowing those strands to set before stirring again, lest they break. This rendition has tomatoes for a balance of sweet and sour.—Tara O’Brady

This holiday, we’re celebrating by sharing the load of making the feast. Everyone brings their best dish—and everyone digs in.

We were thrilled to host Jamie Oliver in our kitchen to celebrate his new book Save with Jamie, and even more thrilled when he whipped up an omelet for us! The celebrity chef simply charmed us all.

Some call it a Denver, others call it a Western, but whatever the name, salty ham, charred onions and crisp-tender peppers are hard to beat when it comes to an omelette. Here’s one made like a tortilla Española in that it’s large format and cut like a pie. Renowned chef Ferran Adrià famously added potato chips to his version, and, cribbing from his method, we’ve added kettle-cooked jalapeno chips to this hearty skillet dinner for some extra texture and a hum of chili. If you’re nervous about inverting the eggs, skip the flip and finish the tortilla in a moderate oven until just set, then broil it until it’s lightly tanned.—Tara O’Brady

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