Neil shares two valuable kitchen hacks. First, he reveals a simple technique for de-boning a rotisserie chicken without the mess or hassle. Neil also talks about the benefits of using a rice cooker, showing you how to get the most out of this often-overlooked kitchen appliance.

Neil shares two valuable kitchen hacks. First, he reveals a simple technique for de-boning a rotisserie chicken without the mess or hassle. Neil also talks about the benefits of using a rice cooker, showing you how to get the most out of this often-overlooked kitchen appliance.

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@ForkReporter - Technique of the Week - TikTok Cooking Hacks

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Neil Saavaedra chats with Debra Borden, a licensed social worker and author who's pioneering culinary therapy. They dive into the world of cooking as a therapeutic tool, exploring how it can help people connect with their emotions and well-being. Debra shares her personal journey, from working with troubled teens to developing a formalized curriculum for culinary therapy. She discusses the science behind the benefits of cooking, including the release of feel-good chemicals like serotonin and dopamine. This conversation is a delicious exploration of the intersection of food, therapy, and creativity.

Neil Saavaedra chats with Debra Borden, a licensed social worker and author who's pioneering culinary therapy. They dive into the world of cooking as a therapeutic tool, exploring how it can help people connect with their emotions and well-being. Debra shares her personal journey, from working with troubled teens to developing a formalized curriculum for culinary therapy. She discusses the science behind the benefits of cooking, including the release of feel-good chemicals like serotonin and dopamine. This conversation is a delicious exploration of the intersection of food, therapy, and creativity.

@ForkReporter - Debra Borden - Low Stress Cooking techniques for 2026 

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We're sipping on some delicious French wines and enjoying Charcuterie with Thibaud Duccini - the owner of the Wine Station in downtown LA. Tibo shares his story of bringing a taste of France to LA, from his early days working in restaurants to opening his own wine bar. We dive into the world of wine, from his favorite French wines to the process of becoming a sommelier. Plus, we're talking about his unique zero-ABV wine options and how they're perfect for Dry January.

We're sipping on some delicious French wines and enjoying Charcuterie with Thibaud Duccini - the owner of the Wine Station in downtown LA. Tibo shares his story of bringing a taste of France to LA, from his early days working in restaurants to opening his own wine bar. We dive into the world of wine, from his favorite French wines to the process of becoming a sommelier. Plus, we're talking about his unique zero-ABV wine options and how they're perfect for Dry January.

@ForkReporter - Thibaud Duccini - owner of The Wine Station 

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 Single women are consistently outpacing single men in homeownership, accounting for 19% of homes sold nationwide last year. What’s Lou’s advice for single-woman homeowners? Do not let the boyfriend move in. If you do let him stay over, do not give him a key. Do not let him forward his mail and bills to your address. Do not let him make any improvements to the home or fix anything. And under no circumstances, do not allow him to pay any utility bills — except if it’s in cash. It seems young singles don’t know how to date these days; for starters, women do not like splitting the bill. If a man asks a woman out, he should pay the bill and NOT go Dutch. For a single woman, there are no such things as relationships with men. Instead, men should be classed as either acquaintances, fiancés or husbands. 

&nbsp;Single women are consistently outpacing single men in homeownership, accounting for 19% of homes sold nationwide last year. What&rsquo;s Lou&rsquo;s advice for single-woman&nbsp;homeowners? Do not let the boyfriend move in. If you do let him stay over, do not give him a key. Do not let him forward his mail and bills to your address. Do not let him make any improvements to the home or fix anything. And under no circumstances, do not allow him to pay any utility bills &mdash; except if&nbsp;it&rsquo;s&nbsp;in cash.&nbsp;It seems young singles&nbsp;don&rsquo;t&nbsp;know how to date these days; for starters, women do not like splitting the bill. If a man asks a woman out, he should pay the bill&nbsp;and NOT go Dutch.&nbsp;For a single woman, there are no such things as relationships with men. Instead, men&nbsp;should be classed as&nbsp;either acquaintances,&nbsp;fianc&eacute;s&nbsp;or husbands.&nbsp;

All the Single Ladies... Will Soon Be Your Landlord!

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