Spice up Your Life with New Seasonings
The GuardianWhy stick to the same condiments when you can zhoosh dishes up with za’atar or add some yummy yaji? Some of Britain’s best chefs suggest these 22 sensational seasonings that aren’t salt or pepper.
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Whether you’re lacking inspiration or rethinking loftier goals that don’t feel quite as achievable as they did on January 1st, it’s never too late to incorporate some easier life hacks and gentler goal setting into your year’s aspirations. Read on for 12 low-stakes, high-impact actions you can take to improve the quality of your life, starting now—in ways that feel less like doing homework and more like adding small wins to your day.
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Why stick to the same condiments when you can zhoosh dishes up with za’atar or add some yummy yaji? Some of Britain’s best chefs suggest these 22 sensational seasonings that aren’t salt or pepper.
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