cooking

Before we go to the protest on Wednesday, wear the ribbons — I just want to climb into bed with you. 

With their game-changing speed and responsiveness, induction stoves have been dubbed the “Teslas” of kitchen appliances.

With adulthood comes a series of up and downs. We hear you, so without further ado, here’s the Clog’s power ranking of adulting activities. 

Cooking at my parents’ house, in a totally outfitted kitchen, is good for more than just inspiring my dream home checklist. My favorite part, in fact, isn't any of the little gadgets or amenities that make cooking easier; instead, it’s the company.

Whether you’re a vegetarian, someone who is looking to eat less meat or a carnivore who just happened upon this article, you can’t go wrong with any of these recipe ideas! 

Whether it involves cutting or mixing or turning on the stove, I’m hardly ever in the actual moment of cooking. Recently, however, I’ve had spare time that I’ve spent putting more effort into cooking – not necessarily more money or ingredients, but just a little more attention.

I am instantly reminded of what unites my Latine family, and I become hungry at the thought of food. Beyond its tastiness and incredible seasoning — which I will soon obsess over — Latine food symbolizes cultural harmony and solidarity. 

With only a month left of summer break and the summer heat higher than ever, it’s the perfect time to whip up a classic summer treat. With so many options of refreshing snacks, it may be hard to pick which one is right for you. That’s why we’re here to help! Take this quiz based on your favorite food preferences to find out which summer treat you should make.