2020-04-01 Good Housekeeping

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COOK + SAVOR


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19 THINGS TO EAT, COOK,
SIP AND SERVE

98
EASY WEEKNIGHTS
20-minute meals

LITTLE LAB


115
FAMILY
Ways to help your kids build
bully-proof confidence

118
PETS
How to change foods

IN EVERY ISSUE


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GH SEAL STAR
OF THE MONTH
Korres White Pine Meno-Reverse
Volumizing Serum-in-Moisturizer

COVER: Photographed by
Mike Garten. Crafts created by
Lis Engelhart and Alex Mata.
Styled by Lis Engelhart.

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Poppy
Festival

Earth Day

SMOKY SIDE DISH


Heat 1 Tbsp oil in large
cast-iron skillet on
medium-high. Add
peas and cook without
stirring until charred,
about 3 min. Toss and
cook until just tender,
2 to 3 min. more. Remove
from heat and toss with
flaked sea salt. Serve as
an app or with a burger.

This springtime vegetable’s sweet edible pods hide tiny peas inside.
Here are some of our Test Kitchen’s favorite ways to eat them:

Sugar Snap Peas


APRIL CROP


PICKLED SNACK


In 32-oz jar, place
12 oz peas, 2 star anise,
1 sprig dill, 1 clove garlic
(sliced), and 1 tsp each
mustard seed and black
peppercorns. In pot,
cook ¾ cup rice vinegar,
1 Tbsp honey and 1 tsp
salt, stirring to dissolve.
Add 1 cup water; let cool
5 min. Pour over peas.
Refrigerate overnight.

FRESH SLAW


In bowl, whisk together
2 Tbsp each lime juice and
sesame oil, 1 tsp grated
fresh ginger and ½ tsp salt.
Toss with 12 oz peas (thinly
sliced), 1 scallion (thinly
sliced) and 1 Tbsp toasted
sesame seeds. Serve on
cooked chicken, or toss into a
salad for some sweet crunch
(and fiber!). See page 99
for a yummy salad recipe.
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