A new way to make tacos, Cinco de Mayo dishes from Mexico, the latest on sleep and rest, and other recipes to try.
| There's no better meal to serve tomorrow than tacos – and we just might have the perfect recipe. While you probably think about tossing your taco meat onto the grill for a bit of char and smoky flavor, you can achieve wonderfully fork tender meat without stepping away from the stove. All you need is your Dutch oven (and your favorite taco toppings, of course). Putting chicken breasts into your Dutch oven and cooking them partially on the stove, partially simmering in the oven achieves two key taco successes. It gives you an initial sear, but it also infuses moisture to keep that chicken from drying out in the oven. And you'll get the bonus of extra-flavorful taco meat by cooking it in a mixture of chipotle peppers with adobo, broth, tomatillos and tomatoes. The end result? One impressively good taco! We love serving this Dutch oven recipe with a fresh salsa and homemade tortillas. Get the recipe here » |
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| Outside+ Did you know Cinco de Mayo – a commemoration of a Mexican war victory – isn’t actually celebrated in Mexico with the same gusto that it is north of the border? While May 5 may not be a major holiday down south, it's become an opportunity to celebrate Mexican history, identity and cuisine here in the United States. And right now is the perfect time to try some classic dishes from Mexico. We teamed up with an esteemed Mexican chef to bring you clean, flavorful, authentic Mexican eats. Chef Francisco Alejandri Vazquez shares a collection of recipes that are a celebration of flavors from his home country, with a tortilla salad inspired by fusion cuisine in Mexico City to lime-infused ceviche tostadas hailing from the seaside city of Puerto Vallarta. This Cinco de Mayo, these recipes will transport you to the flavor-rich nation of Mexico. Try these recipes » |
Tips to Help You Wake Up Well-Rested: |
| If you're tossing and turning at night, the impact of missed sleep can be bigger than you think. Sure, you'll be tired in the AM – but it also means your body isn't wholly rested or recharged. Find out why sleep is key for staying healthy. |
| Sure, coffee is convenient and quick-working. But you don't have to rely on caffeine to wake up feeling freshly energized and ready to greet the day. Try these easy ideas, all of which are proven natural energy-boosters. |
| For years, research has suggested light exposure can alter your natural sleep rhythms and schedule. And now, new studies point to light as the reason you're feel tired in the AM. Find out how light can seriously affect your sleep. |
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