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GHRI Product Analyst Emily Weinberger tested 29 colanders 1,160 cups of water, along with 66 pounds of pasta, were poured into colanders to find the ones that drained supreme. See which withstood the strain of scrutiny, page 125. We do something that no other magazine does… If any product that has earned our Seal is defective, we'll replace it or refund your money—just notify us within two years of purchase (see details, page 127). DIRECTOR Miriam Arond TECHNICAL MANAGER & ENGINEERING DIRECTOR Rachel Rothman FOOD DIRECTOR Susan Westmoreland FOOD ASSOCIATE FOOD EDITORS Catherine Lo, Erin Phraner ASSISTANT FOOD EDITOR Sherry Rujikarn EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Trish Clasen NUTRITION NUTRITION DIRECTOR Samantha B. Cassetty, M.S., R.D. HOME HOME APPLIANCES, CLEANING PRODUCTS & TEXTILES DIRECTOR Carolyn E. Forté PRODUCT ANALYST, HOME CARE Michaelle Exhume…

Family vacations, your sister's wedding, your dog's cute mug: No wonder it's so easy to get snap-happy, then wind up with an avalanche of digital images you never do anything with. "Photos capture some of life's happiest moments. But they aren't any good if you're not showing them off," says Bonnie Dewkett, founder of The Joyful Organizer, who shares her tips for getting your shots off your computer and into your life. Start by picking your favorite photographs from your smartphone, camera, or digital library. These user-friendly apps and services will do the rest. —Rachel Bowie FACEBOOK'S JUST A START We're all for sharing photos online, but now it's easy to make gorgeous albums. You gotta "Like" that! 1. By the Book Design digital albums, then print Let Technology Do…

If there were a reality show on which sets of best friends fiercely competed, Alison "Ali" Sweeney and Carrie Simons would be a pretty tough team to topple. The two met in 1996, on the lot of NBC Studios in Burbank, CA: Sweeney was already a fixture on the popular daytime soap Days of Our Lives, while Simons was an intern at the network. They ended up clicking over something silly (neither of them liked nuts in brownies), and the rest, as they say, is history—their history. "After that, we would meet here for lunch every day at 12:30 P.M.," recalls Sweeney as she sips coffee across from her BFF—now her publicist—in that very same studio commissary. A lot has changed since that first encounter. Along with playing her role…

Line-Fighting Lunch This tuna boat delivers omega-3s to promote skin suppleness, wrinkle-reducing vitamin C, and 10 grams of belly-banishing fiber. 1. MIX 1 can (3 oz.) light tuna, drained; 1 radish, thinly sliced; 1 scallion, sliced; 2 Tbsp. chopped yellow pepper; 1 Tbsp. sliced almonds; 2 tsp. lower-sodium soy sauce; and ¼ tsp. toasted sesame oil in sm. bowl. 2. SPOON into 1 avocado half. Serve with 5 Reduced Fat Triscuits. SERVES 1; 408 calories The Last Straw TOSS THAT SUCKER—and water bottles with narrow spouts or nozzles, too. If you're sipping all day, the constant pursing of your lips can cause lines to form around your mouth, "much like cigarette wrinkles in smokers," says Marilyn Berzin, M.D., a cosmetic dermatologist in Washington, DC. While lasers or fillers will improve…

Breathe Easier WHEN DRIVING on a crowded freeway or stuck behind a diesel-spewing truck, hit the recirculation button on the dashboard: It could cut the most worrisome kind of air pollution inside your car up to 80%, recent research from the University of Southern California has found. Then, if you have a newer car and two or more passengers, switch back to the fresh-air setting every 10 minutes for about a minute to keep carbon dioxide from building up and making the car feel stuffy, says lead investigator Scott Fruin, D.Env. DID YOU KNOW…? Regular colonoscopy screenings (every 10 years for normal-risk folks over 50) could slash colon cancer cases by 40% "YOU KNOW—WHAT'S HIS NAME?" Tip-of-the-tongue moments may drive you crazy, but they don't mean there's anything wrong with…

DO THE MATH 1 extra-large corn muffin (512 calories) = 3 Thomas' Corn English Muffins, each topped with 2 tsp. low-sugar preserves (167 calories each) Tap the Right Diet App When University of Massachusetts Medical School researchers looked at the most popular weight-loss apps, they found that while most let users set goals and track calories, few helped with willpower, problem-solving, or stress relief—all key to staying motivated, says study head Sherry Pagoto, Ph.D. The best? MyNetDiary (free) and its pro version ($3.99) had the widest range of research-proven tools, her team found. WHY YOU SHOULD BUY MINIS KEEPING CANDY IN THE HOUSE? Make sure it's the individually wrapped kind. In a Swiss study, people ate 30% less chocolate when they had to free the goodies first. "Every little bit…

Real women,real-world advice Not only does working up a sweat benefit the shape of your bottom, but it may also benefit your bottom line. After studying the effects of exercise on more than 2,500 pairs of twins, Finnish researchers found that the individuals who worked out regularly earned more money than their sedentary sibs. One possible reason: "Physically active people may also be more persistent; they persevere in the face of work-related tasks and hurdles," says study coauthor Ari Hyytinen, Ph.D. Those are the qualities that also help you nab a corner office—and the fat paycheck that comes with it. To make sure you fit in your sweat session, exercise in the morning, before you hit your desk. p. 91 Boost your joy (in 1 hour!) p. 88 Hair salon…

IT'S A SECRET OF ADULTHOOD: Nothing is more exhausting than a task you never start. I've known this for a long time, but nevertheless had managed to accumulate a lengthy list of small, mildly unpleasant tasks that I kept putting off—for months, sometimes years. Granted, these projects weren't urgent (which was why they didn't get done), but they weighed on me, made me feel overwhelmed, filled my brain with I need to… and Don't forget…! I had to fix the problem, because it was making me crazy. I decided to come up with a habit that would help me cross those items off my list. But what? How could a single habit cover a bunch of nonrecurring, unrelated to-do's? Then I hit upon an idea. Once a week, for one…

For me, coral is a neutral," laughs textile designer Caitlin Wilson, left, who in nine fast months transformed a bland Philadelphia apartment into an upbeat, family-friendly space brimming with personality. Her secrets: trend-proof furniture, pops of color, and quirky secondhand finds, like the living room's classic coral sofa and sixties coffee table (an eBay score). The freewheeling mix gives the rental a collected-over-time hominess that "makes us happy every time we walk in the door," says Wilson. Small Changes, Big Impact 1. In the galley kitchen: canvas chairs dotted with a black Sharpie to create a not-so-serious animal print, and a chalkboard wall—doodle central. Wilson attached bulldog clips to create a gallery for the kids' artwork. 2. A girly mix of mint, coral, and fuchsia brightens daughter Olivia's daybed in…

TREAD LIGHTLY Wood and water don't mix well—use as little product as possible Rinse, Repeat GHRI assessed 24 cleaners based on how well they removed shoe scuff marks and two coats of hot liquid Jell-O we'd let harden on pre finished flooring. Each test was conducted three times. SPEEDIEST SCUFF-ZAPPER Bona ($8.49/32 oz.) The NBA's official hardwood floor care partner cut through soil and erased shoe marks faster than all the others. An easy-to-use trigger bottle makes spot-cleaning a cinch. BUDGET-FRIENDLY BUY Libman ($6/16 oz.) A concentrated formula, this comes in a bottle that does the measuring for you. Use with the Freedom Spray mop (sold separately), or add 4 oz. to a gallon of water. THE BOSSOF BIG JOBS Pledge ($5/27 oz.) This did really well at…

Overall Winner ($20, Cuisinart; cuisinart.com) This 5-quart stainless steel mesh model drains fast without tipping over in the sink. More to love: Even tiny pasta shapes won't slip through the holes. Budget Buy ($6, Mainstays; Walmart) Get three pretty pieces (⅓-quart to 2½-quart) at one unbeatable price. All have big perforations to help prevent water from pooling. Warning: Handles got hot! Space Saver ($30, Oxo Good Grips; oxo.com) Short on storage? This 3½-quart collapsible silicone colander folds flat, while soft handles make for a comfy grip. (It didn't budge a bit while draining, either.) How We Tested OUR KITCHEN PROS strained 66 pounds of pasta to put 29 colanders through their paces. We timed how fast water drained and checked to see if any noodles escaped. We also assessed stability…

Make a fast and fancy breakfast using fresh or frozen slices Fun, Fastvv Easy Apple-Bacon Microwave 2 apples, sliced; 2 Tbsp. brown sugar; and 1 Tbsp. maple syrup until soft. Stir in 3 strips cooked bacon, chopped. Serve on French toast. Monte Cristo Top each slice French toast with 1 slice each deli-sliced ham, turkey, and Swiss cheese and 1 fried egg. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Nutella-Banana Top French toast with 2 sm. bananas, sliced. Melt ½ c. chocolate-hazelnut spread in microwave 1 min.; drizzle on top. Sprinkle with flaky sea salt. Use 4 slices French toast (cooked as label directs, if frozen) for each recipe. Serves 4 Peaches 'n' Cream Microwave 1 c. frozen peaches, chopped; ½ c. peach preserves; and ¼ tsp. vanilla until warm, 2 to…

The heading of the one-page document is written in my father's angular hand and underlined once: The Funeral. From time to time he would show it to me, remind me of where it was in his file cabinets. Two years ago he gave it to me, his eldest child, "to hold on to." When he was hospitalized in October, I began carrying it in my purse. My father was a man of memos, which was odd because he was also kind of wacky, the sort of single older man who would reflexively and unobjectionably propose to waitresses and nurses, who loved jazz and jitterbugging and a good joke. But he brought a businesslike approach to personal matters, perhaps because it suited his MBA comfort level. When my husband and I…

Good Housekeeping has been an icon for nearly 129 years, and I am thrilled and honored to launch a new chapter of that history as its chief and primary caretaker. GH was always part of my family, as I know it is for many of you. Case in point: Upon hearing my news, my mother's youngest sister, Louise (who is closer in age to me than to my mom), sent me an emotional e-mail telling me her eyes welled up when she learned I was going to work at my grandmother's favorite magazine. She reminded me not only how Grandma used to sneak time from her busy schedule to stretch out in a quiet nook and pore over the pages of Good Housekeeping, but also that she herself had known…

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1 go for easy picks "Luminous" or "sheer" liquid foundations blend effortlessly, thanks to their built-in moisturizers; "matte" options tend to cover up skin, so you really have to nail the shade. Similarly, BB creams are more forgiving than CC creams, which often have a higher level of SPF and a thicker texture. 2 Do a swipe check Compare a few different shades by swiping a little of each along key zones: your cheek, chin, neck, and forehead. Yes, forehead—the skin there tends to be oiler, so it's a good spot on which to check that the formula isn't too shimmery or shiny for you. 3 lighten up If you're stuck between two shades, go with the lighter one. You can always add bronzer to warm up your complexion, but…

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The Veggie Payoff Become even a part-time vegetarian, and you could enjoy a slimmer waist, new research shows. To try meatless meals without sacrificing the goodwill of any family carnivores, here are some strategies:      • Beat burger cravings by swapping out beef for a portobello mushroom cap—grilled, topped with fixings, and stuffed into a whole-grain bun.      • Dig into a bowl of three-bean chili.      • On pizza night, top a sauceless pie with caramelized onions, sliced pears, and Gorgonzola cheese. The best tip we've heard this month LOOK, DON'T EAT Photos of food can satisfy cravings before you take a bite, a study finds. Heading to happy hour? First go to Pinterest and scroll through the many images of nachos. B- is the average grade we assign our diets. But…

6 A.M. START HEALTHY Eat blueberries and grapes. In a lab comparison, compounds in these two fruits were tops in aiding a bacteria-fighting gene. 7 A.M. Hit the gym Exercise can lessen the decline in immunity that occurs with age. Morning is the workout time most people find they can stick with. 8 A.M. Soap up 'n' Slather Strenuous exercise reduces skin's ability to keep out or destroy microbes. Restore your defenses by showering immediately after a serious workout, then moisturizing to maintain your skin's integrity. 11 A.M. PUT THE KETTLE ON Compounds in green tea stimulate the immune system (targeting the baddies, but not healthy tissue). A few cups a day can also protect skin against UVA radiation. 1 P.M. JOIN A PAL FOR A WALK People with more…

A devastating injury. A job loss that stretches on and on. The overwhelming feeling that whatever you said at the altar, things don't feel right anymore. What do you do when, despite your best hopes, life intervenes? The three couples on the following pages have surmounted these hurdles—and more. Use their hard-won lessons to enrich your relationship In sickness and in health A Grave Injury The Modersohns: Linda, 51, and Cory, 54 Hometown San Rafael, CAMarried 28 yearsThe crisis that rocked their unionLess than two years after they married in 1985, Cory was in an accident that left him paralyzed When Linda Modersohn got the news that her husband, Cory, had been in a motorcycle crash, her feelings went beyond fear. "I was terrified," she says of that awful day.…

WHAT MAKES MY MARRIAGE WORK A couple for 20 years, he and wife Liz are still having a blast 1 When I first met Liz, she was one of my favorite people to be around, and she still is. 2 Although we spend a lot of time together, we also give each other the space to have our own identities. 3 I believe if you cook together, you stick together. 4 When she asks me how I like her outfit, 90% of the time I say it looks fabulous. 4 I follow my dad's happy-marriage advice: "Any argument you think you've won, you've actually lost." 6 We're super-honest with each other. If one of us is mad, we say so. 7 Liz can count on me to always have the…

Q "I prefer to hand-wash dirty dishes when there are only a few, but then my unused dishwasher develops a smell. How can I counteract that?" —NAME WITHHELD, VIA E-MAIL FIRST, LET'S "CLEAN" the dishwasher. Place a bowl filled with vinegar—the more, the better—on its bottom rack, then run the dishwasher, stopping when it reaches the rinse cycle. Let it sit for an hour with the door closed to kill any mold or mildew that might have caused the bad smell. Then complete the rinse cycle. Afterward, leave the door open (even a little crack will do) to let it dry. You could also sprinkle a cup of baking soda in the bottom of the dishwasher between uses (when it's not wet) to help prevent yucky, stale odors; it's fine…

layer in 8-in. square pan lined with plastic wrap 2 loaves chocolate pound cake, cut into ½-in.-thick slices and brushed with ¼ c. Irish cream–flavored liqueur, and mixture of 1½ c. whipped cream, 8 oz. softened cream cheese, and ¼ c. confectioners' sugar; chill 3 hrs., then top with shaved crème de menthe thin mints. Serves 8 p. 118 Perk up pasta night! 9 (easy) new recipes p. 132 French toast, fancied up p. 130 Speedy meals from sliced mushrooms p. 125 Pick our drains: top-tested colanders…

1 CREAMY HUMMUS In food processor, pulse 2 c. edamame, ¼ c. each lemon juice and water, 1 clove garlic, and ¾ tsp. each cumin and salt. Drizzle in ½ c. olive oil; blend until smooth. Serves 4 2 TANGY CORN SALAD Mix 3 c. corn; 2 c. edamame; ¼ sm. red onion, minced; ⅔ c. grated Parmesan cheese; ¼ c. olive oil; 1 Tbsp. red wine vinegar; and ¼ tsp. salt. Serves 4 3 LOADED VEGGIE RICE Stir ½ c. edamame, ¼ tsp. salt, and ½ lb. sliced mushrooms (cooked in 1 Tbsp. butter 8 min. or until browned) into 1 (6- to 7-oz.) box rice pilaf, cooked. Serves 4 4 CHICKEN-RICE SOUP Heat 4 c. chicken broth, 3 c. frozen rice, 1 c. each…

Growing up, I had a mom who was guided by the strong belief that to befriend me was to deny me the one thing a kid really needs to survive childhood: a mother. Consequently, we were never one of those "Mommy and Me" pairs who sit close and giggle. She didn't wink at me or gush about how pretty I looked or rub my back to help me fall asleep. She was not a big fan of deep conversation, and she still doesn't go for a lot of physical contact. She looked at motherhood less as a joy to be relished than as a job to be done, serious work with serious repercussions, and I left childhood assuming our way of being with each other, adversarial but functional, was how…

An all-natural fiber made from coconut husks! 1. DOOR PRIZE $34 Three feet wide and an inch thick, this vibrant handmade coir mat makes for some very dramatic entrances—and exits (garnethill.com) 2. POWDER PLAY $5 Each of the 12 creamy shades of Almay Shadow Softies by Intense i-Color lasts all day without creasing (drugstores) 3. TREND SPOTTING $50 Kick off the season with this fun update on a beloved classic: Keds' new sporty-chic Champion Dot twill sneakers will put a finer point on jeans, capris, or a denim skirt (keds.com) 4. RING TONES $38 Worn individually or as a set, three interlocking gold-plated Open Circle rings add just the right amount of bling (cwonder.com) 5. PITCHER PERFECT $40 This stainless steel vessel looks fab filled with flowers, refreshments, or nothing…

I celebrated both my kids' birthdays, launched a new TV show, and moved—all in one week. Their birthdays are only a day apart, and we were still in boxes, so I couldn't find anything. But since my son was turning 1, all he needed was one of the empty boxes to be happy, so it worked out well!" SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR The Crazy Ones Single Moms' Savior WHEN SHE GOT pregnant as a college senior, Kayla Walker-Heltzel, now 29, quickly learned how tough it was to raise a child as a single mom. That's why, in 2009, she founded the nonprofit MAMA Knows, Inc., in her hometown of Ardmore, OK: "I had support, and it was still hard; I wanted to help other young and single moms prep for the…

CLIMATE CONDITION Humidity & Rain Hair challenge Stopping frizz and pumping up volume Mother Nature has the upper hand in this one: Humid weather can easily deflate and unravel hairstyles. "Save yourself frustration by embracing your natural waves or curls," advises Oribe, owner of Oribe Salon in Miami; define them with a cream like John Frieda Frizz Ease Unwind Curls ($7, drugstores). Another reason to go natural and skip the blow dryer or flat iron: High heat dries out hair, which only exacerbates frizz in damp weather. Though your instinct may be to avoid adding more moisture, Oribe says a conditioned head of hair is a tame one. Curly and coarse hair could benefit from a deep conditioner; fine hair may need just a light conditioner.…

Easy ways to stay well, eat right, get fit A DIET FILLED with fruits and veggies—and treats such as wine, chocolate, nuts, coffee, and tea—may truly be the way to "live long and prosper." In a new, rigorous study, older adults who consumed five to six servings of these foods per day had a 30% lower risk of dying over the following 12 years than those whose diets were less exemplary. The secret: These foods are rich in polyphenols—powerful, disease-fighting plant compounds. p. 71 Healing times two: mom + son p. 67 A pocket tool for dropping pounds p. 68 Immune- boosting cuddle buddy p. 60 Can't recall a name? Not to worry…

THERE'S A SAYING, "When Mama's not happy, nobody's happy." That was my family when I weighed almost 300 pounds. I was miserable and always snapping at my husband, Rick, and our kids, RJ, now 11, and Heidi, 9. I'd grown up overweight, but became obese after having children and starting a photography business. As Rick and I got busier—some weeks I worked more than 100 hours—our habits got worse. We ordered pizza twice a week and snacked through late nights on chips and soda. By my 30th birthday in November 2010, I weighed 291 pounds, and my waist (five feet around) almost matched my height (5' 3"). I also had lots of health problems: prediabetes, high blood pressure, and asthma. A holiday "gift" About a month later, as my sister…

A TIGHT BOND Jennipher Dickens, 29, and her son, Christopher, 7, share medical challenges—and a lot of love New Worries About Kids Bumps on the head go with childhood, but there's growing concern about young athletes who receive repeated blows. A Dartmouth study found that after just one season, some students who'd been hit hard or frequently while playing contact sports scored lower on memory tests, even if they hadn't had a concussion. Be alert if your child has a head injury: Seek emergency care if he or she loses consciousness or is confused; otherwise, call your doctor. In 2009, Jennipher Dickens was volunteering as communications director for the Sarah Jane Brain Project, a New York City–based foundation for children who've suffered a brain injury. "It had been a typical…

Got a sticky situation? E-mail peggy@goodhousekeeping.com A director of The Emily Post Institute, peggy post has written 10-plus books on etiquette issues Q: Whenever my coworker and I grab lunch, she always chats loudly about topics I wouldn't want other people—even strangers—to overhear. How can I ask her to be more discreet? THE ETIQUETTE VERDICT Keep your own voice low, and remind her (nicely) that others can hear. P.S. (PEGGY SAYS) Try, "Celine, I don't think you realize how much your voice carries. I'm sure you don't want everyone to know the details of your medical appointment." Or, if the weather is nice, suggest that you two take your lunch break alfresco or go for a walk. When you're out in the open or on the move,…

"THESE JEANS ARE TOO TIGHT." "Looks like I bought the wrong adapter." "Hmm, now that I see this up close…." We've all been there: You bag what you believe is a pretty terrific purchase, only to discover that it needs to go back to the store. How to deal with that successfully—even when you've, ahem, already worn that pair of shoes or misplaced your receipt? Use the "W" system: Know where to shop for the best return policies, what you need to have and do to get a refund, and when you should do it. Use these tips to make the process as painless as possible. Where to buy I'm addicted to some retailers simply because they have easy return policies (though these are often subject to change). Here, some…

1 NEAT TRICKS Use an ice cube tray to store pairs of earrings, a paper towel holder or candlestick to stack bracelets, or a cutlery divider to separate necklaces and brooches 2 CLIMATE CONTROL Airborne chemicals and humidity speed up tarnishing, so if you live on a busy street or near the ocean, store your pieces in resealable plastic bags 3 BEST IN SHOW Turn jewelry into decor: Drape it from a tree, pin it to a corkboard, or let it shine through a glass vase or footed jar Also comes in ivory and espresso finishes DéJà BLUE Distressed paint makes this dresser-top solution look like a vintage score ($70, potterybarn.com) CANVAS THE AREA Store up to 35 items tangle-free in the closet or behind a door ($25, casa.com) LEAVE…

Cavatappi with Butternut Squash & Bacon This rich, homey pasta is just as delectable with pancetta as with bacon. No cavatappi in your pantry? Rigatoni or penne can hold their own with the creamy sauce. Recipe, page 126 EASY PREP Save 10 minutes by using pre-peeled butternut squash SPANISH NOODLES WITH SHRIMP & PEAS Toasted pasta takes the place of rice in this paella-like dish. Start to finish, it's a weeknight-friendly 35 minutes. Recipe, page 126 PHOTOGRAPHS by KATE SEARS _ Recipes developed in the GOOD HOUSEKEEPING TEST KITCHENS What country doesn't love pasta? From Italian rigatoni to Spanish fideos, every nation does a riff on the noodle, with regional dishes that capitalize on its versatility and adaptability. Here, nine internationally inspired suppers, simplified for your dinner routine. Recipes start…

Beef & Mushroom Stir-Fry MIX 1 lb. beef sirloin, thinly sliced; 3 cloves garlic, crushed with press; 2 Tbsp. each Worcestershire sauce and rice vinegar; and 1 Tbsp. each grated peeled fresh ginger and cornstarch in lg. bowl. HEAT 2 Tbsp. canola oil in 12-in. wok or skillet over high heat. Add 1 pkg. sliced mushrooms and stir-fry 2 min. or until browned. Add beef mixture and stir-fry 1 to 2 min. or until almost dry. Stir in ¼ c. beef broth, 2 green onions, thinly sliced, and ½ tsp. salt and cook, stirring, until sauce has thickened. SERVE beef mixture over 4 c. frozen white rice, warmed, with lime wedges. Serves 4 Each serving about 515 calories, 29 g protein, 48 g carbohydrate, 22 g total fat (6 g…

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