When Lifestyle Influencers And Politics Meet: Making It Work
Although influencers and politics usually don’t mix, many creators have felt newly compelled to share their views. What is the best way to do that?Continue Reading
Although influencers and politics usually don’t mix, many creators have felt newly compelled to share their views. What is the best way to do that?Continue Reading
To celebrate hitting my latest follower milestone on Instagram, I invited readers to ask questions about my endless enthusiasm for cuisine and culture. This is a peak into how my food blog was born, and how my brand has evolved over the past decade.Continue Reading
A love of cooking has been my constant companion. But the pandemic left me feeling burned out—until a chance encounter lifted my spirits.Continue Reading
Yes, I brought a rainbow bagel to the steps of the Supreme Court. Let me explain.Continue Reading
Being a new parent is hard. Sheltering in place makes it harder. I didn’t realize how much dinner with friends bolstered my mood until it became a hazard.Continue Reading
This article is written by my friend Marcus Lowther, a CrossFit coach and co-owner of CrossFit Tysons Corner in Vienna, Virginia. He’s seen plenty of food trends come and go during more than a decade involved in the CrossFit community. But a long-term dietary change he’s made is using cassava flour, often in place of traditional white flour. If you associate “healthy food” with sacrificing enjoyment, you’ll understand why he’s gone through a lot of trial and error with cassava flour. Continue Reading
Six years ago, in May 2014, I started @platelessordinary on Instagram as a way to document my life in food. It’s hard for me to believe how fast the time has flown by. I decided to mark this anniversary by taking a virtual stroll down memory lane to browse some of the nearly 1400 entries I’ve posted on that platform. Yes, nearly 1400! In the process I realized a lot about technology, my tastes, and whether I should keep creating content.Continue Reading
New Year’s resolutions really aren’t my thing. Too easy for me to get hyped up in early January and then lose steam a few weeks later. Then I feel bad about not fulfilling my goals. . .and then the whole notion of starting the year on a positive path isContinue Reading
At its best, Instagram proves that a picture is worth a thousand words, especially regarding food. But the most prominent content seems increasingly homogenized. Continue Reading
The week after Halloween is the real magic period when many office-dwelling adults like myself get to enjoy the spoils of the holiday. That’s because the time of merely sneaking a piece of candy or two before kids arrive is over. Now is our time to indulge in bountiful buckets of candy leftovers. So what candy are you most coveting?Continue Reading