Wellspring Issue #89

Page 77

EDITOR'S NOTE

Dear Cooks,

While the school year, which many of us see as the routine part of the year, is tapering off, there’s still breakfast to be made every morning and supper to find its way to the oven and table every evening. But even if we’re still in “year-round” mode for the most part, we can all use a little pinch of color in our meal prep routine. This is why I was excited to see the Levines’ collection this month. Who says we need to wait for the official barbecue season to begin before we can give grill recipes a try? In our house, even though we live in the most urban area where you’re lucky to find a postage-sized patch of grass, we recently started grilling on our porch. Yup, my husband came home one afternoon lugging a gift for the family: a proper gas grill. Until then, we either waited for summertime to do proper grilling, or I used the grill pan to create dishes with a similar taste. But unless you have an incredibly amazing grill pan—let me know which one it is—they’re simply incomparable. Now that we’ve upgraded our culinary equipment (ours folds very compact, so extra points for that), grilling has become a built-in part of our weekly menu. As the woman of the house, that’s bonus points

for me come Wednesday night. I simply marinate the proteins and veggies earlier in the day, slide a pan of quinoa or rice into the oven, and my part’s done— until kitchen cleanup, which is also relatively minimal. Some weeks, the kids end up eating on the porch while watching their father and older brother charr the rest of the fare, and that helps out on the feeding side. Now, with the Levines’ fabulous recipes in this issue, we’ve got some new grilling ideas to add to our repertoire, so we’re good to go for the season ahead. While new recipes are always welcome, there’s also something about those oldies but goodies, don’t you think? On that end, we’re introducing Encore in this issue’s Seasoned, where we’ll be reprinting recipes that have gotten the ravest reviews. If you tried them once, this is your chance to try your hand at them again. And if you haven’t, now’s the time to say hi to more goodness in your kitchen. If there’s any particular recipe you’d like to see in this section, I’ll be happy to hear from you,

Esther

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The Many Manifestations

3min
page 99

HOLISTIC

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pages 98-99

TRIGGER ZONE

3min
pages 94-97

Nothing classic like White

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pages 93-94

The Cranberry Cure

1min
page 92

CREAMY GRAPE AMBROSIA

2min
pages 88-92

EVERYTHING BUT THE BAGEL SALAD

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pages 86-87

S W A P

1min
pages 84-85

Balsamic Grilled Oyster Steak Salad

1min
page 81

Hunger Cues for BBQs

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pages 79-80

Dear Cooks,

1min
page 77

My Daughter’s Weight Gain Is Bothering Me On Unconditional Love

12min
pages 68-74

ANSWER

1min
pages 66-67

Left, Right, Left

1min
pages 64-65

are we there yet?

4min
pages 60-62

Has Your Doctor Earned Your Trust?

7min
pages 58-59

Cup of Tea with Dr. Yael Tusk, DACM

9min
pages 53-57

It Worked for Them, but Not for Me

3min
pages 50-52

Let It Rain!

2min
pages 48-49

SAMPLE

3min
pages 45-47

HOMEMADE PESTO SAUCE

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page 43

BUTTERFLY GARDEN

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page 43

DIG IN WHY YOU SHOULD START PLANTING TODAY

1min
pages 40-42

GET PLANTING WITH HERBS

3min
pages 38-39

WITH SUMMER ON THE HORIZON,

4min
pages 36-37

REMEDIES

3min
pages 32-33

HABIT OVERHAUL

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page 31

WHAT IS DANDRUFF?

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page 31

DANDRUFFS

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page 30

Demystified

10min
pages 24, 26-30

Grilling with Caution The barbecue’s connection to rheumatoid arthritis

1min
pages 22-23

The Far-Reaching Impact of Self Esteem

11min
pages 16-22

The Doctor Is In

2min
page 14

On the Traditional Crawl, Spring Fever, Hoarseness, and More

4min
pages 10-13

Huge

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pages 9-10

The Hot-Button Issues

2min
page 6
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