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Sheet Pan Chicken with Japanese Sweet Potatoes & Tahini Drizzle

Rachit SahaiJanuary 25, 2026

There’s a certain kind of dinner I find myself craving this time of year—something warm and nourishing, healthy but not ascetic, and most importantly, one that doesn’t require me to hover over the stove for an hour. Especially during a busy work-and-school week, I love to end the day by prepping ingredients I can slide...

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How to Reduce Inflammation Naturally, According to a Nutritionist

Rachit SahaiJanuary 24, 2026

We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. If you’re coming off the holiday season feeling more moody, bloated, or just “off,” you’re in good company. In my work as a nutrition consultant, I see this pattern with clients every year: December happens (life gets...

Have a Cozy Weekend. | Cup of Jo

Rachit SahaiJanuary 24, 2026

This one’s for you, Julia! xo What are you up to this weekend? New York is preparing for a big snowstorm, so we’ve stocked up on groceries, including pierogis and sauerkraut, a pairing I fell in love with last weekend in Pittsburgh. Hope you have a good one — stay warm! — and here are a...

7 Peaceful Places in Cambodia for a Slower Holiday

Rachit SahaiJanuary 23, 2026

Life today is fast and hectic, and therefore, people look for destinations that allow them to explore cultures and places. However, travel doesn’t always have to be about ticking off landmarks or rushing from one attraction to another. Sometimes, the best holidays are the ones where you slow your pace and allow a place to...

Fave Britishisms

Rachit SahaiJanuary 23, 2026

What shall we do this weekend whilst it snows? By the lovely Grace Farris. P.S. Friday night plans, and types of walks.… Read more The post Fave Britishisms appeared first on Cup of Jo. Source link

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The Best Reset Ritual for Your Enneagram Type

Rachit SahaiJanuary 23, 2026

By the time winter settles in, the New Year brings that familiar pressure to overhaul our lives—to optimize, reinvent, and start fresh all at once. But alongside that push, many of us feel a quieter pull for a different kind of reset. One that isn’t dramatic or performative, but softer and more sustaining. A reset...

Four Fun Things | Cup of Jo

Rachit SahaiJanuary 22, 2026

Have you seen Marcello Hernández’s new comedy special? I laughed out loud 100 times, especially during the parts about his ADD, mental health, and white kids at the mall. He’s also a lil’ snack himself, which doesn’t hurt, haha. My friend Jessie (middle) wrote a great post today called 50 Pieces of Advice for My...

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How to Style Your Home for the Life You Want in 2026

Rachit SahaiJanuary 22, 2026

We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. Every January, my husband will stumble upon me sitting in a room in our home, looking around and taking it in. I’ve done this every January for the past three years or so, but the first time...

What’s Your Personal Motto for 2026?

Rachit SahaiJanuary 22, 2026

Waking up on January 1st always makes me feel like Bridget Jones: hungover, crabby, and likely wearing a two-decade-old nightgown in my childhood bedroom. Unlike sweet Bridget, I no longer believe I need to lose weight or snag a boyfriend in order to make the coming year better than the last, but I still like...

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Best Feel-Good Books to Fall in Love With Your Life Again

Rachit SahaiJanuary 22, 2026

We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. I’ve always loved reading. (Clearly.) Long before it became a habit or a hobby, it felt like part of who I was—something instinctual, almost essential. But even with that identity firmly in place, I still catch myself...