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Share on Pinterest We include products we think are useful for our readers. If you buy through links on this page, we may earn a small commission. PlateJoy, Inc. is owned and operated by Healthline Media. Here's our process. Meal planning may seem like a lot of work, but it can actually save you time in the long run. Having a plan can save you money on groceries, reduce your food waste at home, and help you eat healthier. Planning in advance, checking what you have, and making a shopping list will ensure you always have what you need and use up what you have. We tapped into PlateJoy, a digital meal planning app, to create a simple and easy meal plan to get you started. These recipes rely on pantry staples you can keep on hand and are flexible enough to substitute ingredients when you don't have time to grocery shop. This collection of five easy dinner recipes, one breakfast, and one lunch can be followed as is or used to inspire you in the kitchen. Happy cooking! Recipe: Spee

A springform pan is a much better choice for quiche, considering it is much deeper which yields a silkier crust with less risk of overbaking, according to Andrew Zimmerman. While most home cooks use a pie plate for their quiche, purists would consider this sacrilegious, as Food & Wine points out. Other chefs, such as Thomas Keller, also prefer a springform pan to a pie plate, seeing that you can remove the sides once the dish has cooled, to really show off your work. A pie plate has slanted edges, meaning the distance from the pie crust to the top of the filling is different around the sides versus the center. This leads to uneven cooking, with the potential for overbaked edges and an underbaked center. The two-inch deep springform pan will cook your quiche evenly and give the ultimate mile-high slice that you order at brunch, making you feel like a pro in your own home. In fact, it requires a bit more filling, making each slice a little more deca

Benefit's Hoola Bronzer is undoubtedly one of the most popular bronzers on the market. It comes with a mirror and natural bristle brush for easy application (via Byrdie). When it comes to price, it is a mid-range powder bronzer because a regular size costs $30. It is more expensive than a drugstore brand, but the quality and results are hard to beat. Plus, one bronzer lasts for 18 months, according to Marie Claire, so $30 doesn't seem like a lot for that amount of time. Plus, this cult favorite is loved by many because the original shade (medium) compliments a wide range of complexions. Based on your coloring, you could use one swipe if you have fair skin and a couple of layers if you are more tan (via Beauty Mag). If you aren't ready to fully commit, you can try the bronzer in a mini size for $17. It is so popular that it is also available in a jumbo size for $44.  Given this iconic bronzer's neutral-warm shade that compliments most ski

Photo Courtesy of My Chemical Romance x Hipdot. Many a black eyeliner-streaked, emo tear was shed when My Chemical Romance's first collaboration with beauty brand HipDot — the Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge makeup collection — sold out in just a minute. Even more so when the follow-up drop ( Danger Days: The True Lives of The Fabulous Killjoys ) did just the same a year later. Almost as many tears, we imagine, as when the iconic band (formed by Gerard Way, Mikey Way, Frank Iero and Ray Toro) released new music this summer for the first time in eight years. If you, too, were left in your own puddle, it's time to wipe away the tears. MCR x HipDot is back, this time with The Black Parade collection, available for pre-order from today, Thursday 14th July. HIPDOT Mcr Black Parade Collector's Box BUY $74.00 HIPDOT HIPDOT Mcr Black Parade Pin Set BUY $28.00 HIPDOT Inspired by MCR's biggest (and arguably most iconic) album, the collection leans heavily into Y2K nostalgia. Jus

Yara Shahidi is impressive for many reasons. Not only is she a successful actor and recent Harvard graduate, but she's also constantly leveling up the beauty game. Shahidi has made memorable appearances at events like the Met Gala and the Emmys, always infusing every look with timeless elegance. However, she's not afraid of a trend du jour, and this week, Yara Shahidi's double winged eyeliner proves that the winged liner craze is far from over. While doing press for her hit Freeform series grown-ish , the star wore a braided hairstyle (courtesy of SherriAnn Cole) as well as an ethereal makeup look from makeup artist Vincent Oquendo. The artist gave Shahidi a shimmering green winged liner with a bit of dewy sparkle on her eyelids, some wispy eyelashes, and a pink glossy lip tie everything together. "Reunited with this cutie #yarashahidi for her grownish press," Oquendo writes in the caption, where he also reveals that he used a full face of Dior Beauty. If you look

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To make this recipe, you'll need olive oil, a small diced onion, sliced carrots, a cup's worth of chopped celery, minced garlic, chicken bone broth, flour, fresh sage, fresh rosemary, salt, black pepper, cooked turkey, frozen peas, a premade frozen pie crust (thawed), and one egg white.

According to King Arthur Baking Company, a culture of bacteria is critical to forming sourdough bread. The bacteria, which are found naturally in the flour and on almost all kitchen surfaces, feed on a mixture of flour and water — this mixture is referred to as a sourdough starter. Once the yeast settles and starts to eat the starches in the starter, it produces carbon dioxide bubbles (the distinctive flavor of sourdough bread). The exact flavor of the sourdough is dependent on the types of wild yeast present and the type of flour used in the starter.  Making your own sourdough starter at home is easy. To start, mix 1 cup of flour with ½ cup of warm water in a glass. Cover with a light cloth. King Arthur Baking Company recommends using whole wheat flour, like pumpernickel or whole wheat, because it is more likely to house a rich collection of wild yeasts. The mixture needs to remain in a warm environment to stimulate growth. After 24 hours, discard ½ of the mix, add 1 cup

The gym is where Byredo founder Ben Gorham's brain goes into full creative mode. By the time he arrives at his studio in Stockholm, his day becomes a scheduled lineup of meetings and other duties, so the meditative state he gets into while working out is key. Gorham, 44, who pursued professional basketball before starting his fragrance and luxury home goods company, has spent the last year getting into lifting weights. "I read something about the depletion of muscle mass in middle-aged men," he says with a laugh. "I was doing a lot of trail running and climbing and surfing and skiing, but I felt like I needed to start bulking a little more."  Gorham founded Byredo in 2006. Over the years, the company's scents, w

Courtesy Image Even though it's so fun to go to a makeup store and actually find your next fave lip stain, cream blush, or magnetic eyelashes, it's easier—and less germ-y—to browse the interwebs for your new obsession. There are a ton ( a ton ) of beauty-buying options online. The beauty world's skin quizzes, color-matching, and virtual try-ons are now much more advanced, which means you can get an *actual* look at what you're buying before you finally check out your cart. Your new fab problem: Where do you buy your makeup?? Do you go for the cult fave? The place you've shopped since you were 10? The K-beauty experts? The vegan, cruelty-free specialists?? If you feel rlly overwhelmed by just how many sites you can buy from, don't even worry about it. Depending on your preferences and values (plus, you know, your budget), these online makeup stores will make you fe