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Broad support for public lands in the West is forcing some Republicans to break with the White House.
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The Trump administration made cuts at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, which also halted a study of the causes of thousands of firefighters’ cancer cases.
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At this year’s largest gathering of global Indigenous leaders, activists and policymakers, Borderlands issues are expected to have a big impact.
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There are a lot of options for cutting pasta dough, from the multi-purpose Atlas 150 to the electric Pasta Fresca to a plain old chef's knife. But my new favorite method is actually a centuries-old tool: the Chitarra Pasta Cutter.
The post A pasta tool to bring out your inner Italian granny : Why your kitchen needs a chitarra. appeared first on the King Arthur Blog.highcountrynews_feed
Under the Trump administration, immigrants across the West worry for their safety.
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Bajo la administración Trump, los inmigrantes de todo el oeste temen por su seguridad.
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Revisions to the law center on ‘harm,’ which would allow far more mining, drilling and other development that threatens critical habitat.
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Cake math can be hard. Calculating the size of your cake and the amount of frosting you need, then finding the right recipe to match, can quickly become exhausting and confusing.
But we’re here to make your life easier! First, use the chart below to determine how much frosting you need for the amount of cake or cupcakes you’ll be decorating. Need a specific recipe? Go to the next chart, which provides recipe yields so you can choose the right frosting for you.
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Durante décadas, las comunidades inmigrantes han usado las ondas para educarse y protegerse. Bajo la administración de Trump, lo están haciendo de nuevo.
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For decades, immigrant communities have used the airwaves to educate and protect themselves. Under Trump, they're doing it again.
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The rule sought to elevate conservation’s status as a valid public land use, but Trump’s Interior Secretary stressed the importance of balancing development alongside protection.
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There is more than one way to zest a lemon. But the best way, according to the baking wizards in our Test Kitchen, is with a Microplane Zester. This isn’t a new discovery; the day this handy tool was stolen from the woodshop and brought into the kitchen, cooks rejoiced. The sharp teeth of this wand-like rasp remove only the fragrant zest of the fruit, leaving the bitter pith behind.
The post Things bakers know: The right way to zest a lemon : Our Test Kitchen wizards swear by this wand. appeared first on the King Arthur Blog.highcountrynews_feed
Billions in halted or canceled grants, gutted local offices, market turmoil and broken trust are at stake across the West.
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Lemons are a superstar ingredient in baking — they’re plentiful year-round, reliably affordable, and pack a puckery punch. So, if you’re looking for an early spring pick-me-up, look to these lemon dessert recipes. From curd-filled cakes to lemonade-inspired bars, there’s something for everyone.
The post 17 of our best lemon desserts to brighten your baking : Tangy thumbprint cookies, citrusy layer cakes, tart lemon bars, and more. appeared first on the King Arthur Blog.highcountrynews_feed
Howard Hutchinson, a private property rights activist, leads a coalition that’s quietly organizing a county-level rejection of the Antiquities Act.
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Sacrificing for the benefit of other species.
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When I was working as a private chef years ago, I made a batch of fudgy brownies; I slowly melted chocolate and butter, used eggs from a nearby farmstand, and included a hefty dose of expensive
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I recently upgraded my aging home oven, switching to a model with more bells and whistles. While many fancy functions remain a mystery (delayed start) or have been tested and now avoided (proofing mode), there is one setting that I’ve grown to love: convection mode. Here’s why.
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Want to bake, but don’t have a lot of mouths to feed? These recipes are for you! We’ve got a tiny batch of chocolate chip cookies, airy focaccia baked in a loaf pan, and even a petite chocolate cake. These recipes go small on size but big on flavor. And bonus: These scaled-down bakes use fewer ingredients and are unlikely to generate leftovers, so you can keep costs and food waste down. Win-win!
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Getting into sourdough baking can feel overwhelming. Back when I was a newbie, I didn’t realize how much science and math was involved in my new hobby! Case in point: You may see other sourdough bakers throw out numbers like 1:1:1 or 1:4:4. These refer to feeding ratios, a simple but useful tool for maintaining your starter. If math makes you nervous, don’t worry! Feeding ratios are easy to understand, and learning how to use them can help you customize your sourdough maintenance and baking schedule.
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