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- 1Hidden hunger: malnutrition despite eating enough food●Hidden hunger is a form of malnutrition where someone may eat enough food but still lack essential vitamins and minerals
Health advocates are highlighting 'hidden hunger', a form of malnutrition in which people consume enough calories but still lack essential vitamins and minerals their bodies need. Campaigners say the answer lies in sharing skills for growing diverse, nutritious foods and making food production more sustainable. The issue draws attention to how calorie sufficiency can mask serious micronutrient deficiencies affecting millions worldwide.
- 210 Most-Saved Recipes in September: Easy Dinners and Desserts▼10 Recipes Readers Saved Most in September for Easy Dinners and Irresistible Desserts
Serious Eats has published a roundup of the ten recipes readers saved most in September, focusing on easy dinner ideas and desserts described as irresistible. The list is also being carried by AOL, extending its reach to a wider general audience interested in quick home cooking.
- 3Serious Eats explains how to get crispy chicken skin●"Do you like crisp, crackling skin?" he asked in a totally non-Hannibal Lecter way https://www. seriouseats.com/how-to-g
Serious Eats has published a guide on how to achieve crisp, crackling chicken skin, shared widely with a joking nod to Hannibal Lecter's famous line about liver and a nice Chianti. The piece walks cooks through techniques for getting skin properly crunchy. Food lovers are passing it around as a handy cooking tip with a side of pop-culture humor.