A recent study found that healthy, home-cooked meals actually make people feel better than indulgent meals eaten at a restaurant. 

How cooking at home actually makes you happier

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Save yourself some cooking time with this simple trick. Try this kitchen organizing tip and more declutter ideas from Chatelaine.com.

Kitchen organizing tip: Alphabetize your spices

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The 'solo' variety is the next wave in garlic. Milder and easy to peel, we love this new discovery. Read more about clove-less garlic at Chatelaine.com!

Trend alert: Clove-less garlic!

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What is triple-tested? Our Food Team creates, develops and tests every recipe at least three times (sometimes more!) to make sure it’s delicious and foolproof. We also make sure it’s easy to follow and shop for. Our professional testers weigh all the ingredients for nutritional analysis, verify how long it takes to prep and cook each recipe and check if it can be made ahead. We re-taste and adjust as needed. To confirm results in different kitchens, recipes are also tested at home — by us or by you. Sign up to be a home tester: testing@chatelaine.com

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These questions and more (tips on sharpening knives) answered by Chatelaine's food editor, Claire Tansey

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The <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author tells what you need to toss, and what you should invest in, to make the healthiest meals at home. 

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How cooking at home actually makes you happier

Declutter tip: Alphabetize your spices

Trend alert: Clove-less garlic!

Ask Claire: Table salt vs. kosher salt and how to zest citrus fruit

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