Good Housekeeping January/February 2023

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STEWED GREENS & TURNIPS Heat 1 Tbsp olive oil and ½ tsp red pepper flakes in Dutch oven on medium. Add 1 onion (chopped); sauté 5 min. Add 12 oz white turnips (cut into ½-in. pieces), 3 Tbsp reduced-sodium soy sauce, 1½ tsp kosher salt and 1 cup water; bring to a boil and simmer 5 min. Add 1 lb collard green leaves (chopped; about 7 cups) and 1 cup water and simmer, tossing to help wilt. Simmer, covered, stirring occasionally, until vegetables are tender, 50 min. Stir in ½ tsp cracked pepper. CREAMY SLAW In large bowl, whisk together ¼ cup each mayonnaise and buttermilk, 1 Tbsp each cider vinegar and whole-grain mustard, 1 tsp pure maple syrup and ¾ tsp kosher salt; stir in ½ small Vidalia onion…

GOOD FOR YOUR BODY “Research consistently shows that a diet rich in plants is associated with reducing the risk of several chronic diseases,” says Sassos. A meatless diet (or one with less meat) can transform your health by lowering your risk of developing type 2 diabetes, heart disease and certain cancers. It can also slow cognitive decline and potentially boost fertility. GOOD FOR YOUR WALLET Falling in love with the produce aisle can have a positive impact on your bank account too. “Meat and animal-based products tend to be the most expensive items on the grocery bill,” says Sassos. “Opting for plant-based proteins like legumes can help you stick to a budget.” One study in the Journal of Hunger & Environmental Nutrition found that people could save as much as…

Every month I receive at least a handful of reader letters, and whether the message is positive (loving that latest issue!) or a plea for change (the tiny text is too hard to read?!), many of you mention how long you’ve been fans of Good Housekeeping. A surprising number of you have been with us for many years — if that’s the case, you might recognize one of GH’s icons, Ellen Levine, from when she ran the show around here. If you do remember Ellen, you might recall her can-do mindset, astute observations and love of anything colorful! Ellen was also an outspoken advocate for women, their health and their families’ well-being—which continues to inspire us today in our coverage of topics like mental illness, heart health (page 46) and…

Secretly Yours by TESSA BAILEY Hallie Welch fell in love with Julian Vos in high school, when he almost kissed her at his family’s vineyard. Years later, he returns to their small Napa town to write a novel, and she’s hired to landscape his family’s property. But their opposite personalities clash despite Hallie’s still-burning crush. Hijinks ensue when she decides to leave him a “secret admirer” note in the latest entry from this romance queen. Sign up today to get this fab and fun members-only perk: goodhousekeeping.com/go/join…

MOISTURIZE YOUR FACE Apply a hyaluronic acid serum to damp skin, followed by a rich face cream. When heading outdoors or going to sleep, seal hydration with a salve like GH Seal Star Aquaphor Healing Ointment, $7. HYDRATE BODY SKIN Swap lightweight lotion for a more nourishing body balm; apply before bed to let it soak in and soften skin overnight. Try GH Beauty Award winner Eucerin Intensive Repair Essential Oil Balm, $12. SOOTHE CRACKED HANDS Keep a fast-absorbing gel hand cream in your bag for easy access; smooth it on before putting on gloves to give skin a mini treatment. Try GH Beauty Lab test winner Neutrogena Hydro Boost Hand Gel Cream, $7. BRIGHTEN A DULL COMPLEXION Counteract winter pallor by dabbing a creamy pearlescent luminizer on cheekbones and…