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Rachael Ray Every Day
May 2019Every Day with Rachael Ray is packed with Rachael Ray’s 30-Minute Meals, plus more recipes, menu planners, party ideas, tasty trips and Rach’s faves for style, home and gotta-have gadgets. Waddya waiting for?
IN THIS ISSUE
rachael ray every day
FOUNDER AND EDITORIAL DIRECTOR RACHAEL RAYEDITOR IN CHIEF/CONTENT DIRECTOR LAUREN IANNOTTICREATIVE DIRECTOR PHOEBE FLYNN RICHEXECUTIVE MANAGING EDITOR TARA COXPHOTO DIRECTOR MARY CLARE CAHILLEXECUTIVE FOOD EDITOR NINA ELDERFOOD DIRECTOR JANET TAYLOR MCCRACKENLIFESTYLE DIRECTOR DANIELLE BLUNDELLFEATURES EDITOR CHRISTINA IZZOSENIOR FOOD EDITOR ALYSE WHITNEYASSOCIATE FOOD EDITOR ALIZA GANSASSOCIATE DIGITAL EDITOR PRINCESS GABBARAASSISTANT FOOD EDITOR TARA HOLLANDEDITORIAL ASSISTANT KELSIE SCHRADERCONTRIBUTING BEAUTY EDITOR ALYSSA HERTZIGDEPUTY ART DIRECTOR ELIZABETH ZUHLASSOCIATE PHOTO EDITOR VANESSA GARCIADESIGNER ALEXANDRA WOZNICZKASENIOR PRODUCTION DIRECTOR LORI CERVONECOPY CHIEF JANET KIMRESEARCH DIRECTOR DAVID COHENDIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS, RACHAEL RAY MICHELLE BOXEREDITORIAL BUSINESS COORDINATOR CHRISTIANA BREBNORVICE PRESIDENT, PUBLISHER KARLA PARTILLAGROUP MARKETING DIRECTOR KRISTIN GUINANADVERTISINGNEW YORK 212-551-7099ACCOUNT DIRECTORS Ed Proshuto, Dina TregliaSALES ASSISTANT Tara SecilmisCHICAGO 312-281-3518ACCOUNT DIRECTORS Michelle Butler-Mingey, Lori PopernikSALES & MARKETING COORDINATOR Tom RussellDETROIT 248-988-7711ACCOUNT MANAGER Karen BarnhartSALES ASSISTANT Kim KitchenLOS ANGELES 310-268-7159WEST COAST DIRECTOR…
that glow, though!
(SIMON EMMETT)Welcome to a beauty issue that focuses on beauty from the inside out, zeroing in on what you need to live your most gorgeous life.My beauty regimen is all about skin care. My mom got me started on moisturizers as a teen, and I’ve never looked back. And my biggest beauty trick is—wait for it—Wash your face! People ask me in interviews about injectables and fillers and all the technology out there to support “aging gracefully.” Personally, I try to roll with the lotions and potions. It’s cheaper and cleaner than any invasive procedure, and I think that too much “work” can make men and women look like one another, not like themselves. That said, if it makes you happy, I don’t judge.But others do. The worst part of…
pretty cool
Is the beauty-fridge trend worth it, or too #extra? When it comes to storing beauty products, medicine cabinets are so yesterday. The latest trend is cooler. To extend the shelf life of creams and serums, beauty junkies have started stashing theirs in mini bathroom refrigerators. But does chilly storage do anything besides take up counter space? “Most products have ingredients that preserve the integrity of the active ingredients, so you don’t have to store them in the fridge,” says Dendy Engelman, a dermatologic surgeon in New York City.There are exceptions like some prescriptions or specialty probiotic creams, so a bathroom fridge could save you an extra trip to the kitchen every time you apply. Cold temps can also make certain products like gel masks and eye creams feel—and even work—better.…
what a ham
Martina Pizzeria (PETER GARRITANO.)Momofuku Bang Bar (ANDREW BEZEK)Emmy Squared (EMMY SQUARED)Katana Kitten (NOAH FECKS)Mortadella is breaking out of the deli section—that is, if chefs have anything to say about it. With add-ins like black pepper, myrtle berries, and pistachios, the Italian sliced sausage is different from your average bologna, so New York City chefs are reaching for it to add porky flavor to everything from puff pastries to pizza pies.At Momofuku Bang Bar (bangbar.xyz), celebrity chef David Chang replaces the bacon in a bacon, egg, and cheese with marinated mortadella carved shawarma-style off a rotating spit and loaded onto griddled flatbread with gooey American cheese, pickled onions, and mustard. Nick Anderer introduced a Roman Reuben sandwich to his menu at Martina Pizzeria (martinapizzeria.com): His version of the deli classic piles…
cheat sheet
HAIRThe L’Oréal Paris Ever Pure Deep Moisture Hair Sheet Mask is a shower cap–like mask lined with a shine-boosting formula activated by the steam in your shower. $4.50, lorealparisusa.comEYESSay bye-bye to eye bags and fine lines with Tatcha Luminous Deep Hydration Revitalizing Eye Mask, which is enriched with red algae and peony extract for maximum moisture. $12, tatcha.comLIPSBurt’s Bees Moisturizing Lip Mask aims to leave your pout feeling kiss-ready, thanks to ingredients like almond and meadowfoam seed oils. $3, burtsbees.comNECKDon’t neglect your neck! Patchology Flash Masque Firm 5 Minute Sheet Mask stretches from your face down to your décolletage to plump your skin. $8, patchology.comBREASTSSometimes your girls need a little love, too. The Beauty and the Breast Biocellulose Sheet Mask by When Beauty will keep the skin around your bust…
get personal
1. TO THE LETTERThe delicate gold-filled Initial Ring by BYCHARI looks adorable on its own, or you can get several with Mom’s full initials for a sweet stack. $60, bychari.com2. NAME DROPPERHand-molded and cast in sterling silver, these Stacking Rings by Lisa Leonard Designs can be made to order with a loved one’s name, favorite song lyrics, or inside joke. From $59 each, lisaleonard.com3. WHAT A STUDStud earrings are a classic Mother’s Day gift, but this year you can cool Mom up with a tailor-made twist. These Diamond Letter Stud Earrings by Willow Roe are available in 14-karat yellow, white, or rose gold. $165 per earring, willowroe.com4. HUG IT OUTThanks to fashionable fans like Meghan Markle, huggie earrings (mini hoops that cradle close to the earlobes) are back in vogue.…
