Chocolate chunks and coconut flakes make this moist bundt even more decadent.This breakfast-meets-lunch dish comes straight from Chrissy Teigen's bestselling cookbook Cravings: Hungry for More. And makes the perfect treat for Mother's Day. What you'll need to get started: 2 c. of mashed very ripe bananas (from about 6 bananas) 4 large eggs 2/3 c. of canola oil, plus more for the pan 2 c. of all-purpose flour, plus more for the pan 2 c. of sugar 1 3.5-oz box of vanilla instant pudding mix 1 tsp.

Mother's Day is an annual reminder to cherish the relationship you have with your mom. Given this year's unique circumstances, many of us are celebrating the holiday at home or even, away from the women — moms, grandmas, aunts, you name it — that we love most. For that reason, some Mother's Day traditions like spa days and fancy dinners feel next-to-impossible this May.

Etsy is a go-to source for unique handmade finds, especially when it comes to home decor. Now, the retailer is reminding us of its influence in the design world with the release of its annual home decor trend guide. The new report reveals the trends that Etsy shoppers can't get enough of right now, including: REDEFINED RESIN: From tabletop items to works of art, Etsy sellers are showcasing resin's versatility.

When life hands you lemons, sometimes it can feel like you simply can't make lemonade — and you'll need a strong, comforting hand to uplift you. Nearly everyone goes through adversity in their own life's journey, and sometimes a tragic event or a great disappointment can feel like it's knocked you down for good. But some of the most iconic lessons we have been taught in life comes from inspiring leaders who have experienced difficulties all their own.

Since most of us are new to wearing face masks, we don't always know how to wear them correctly. So Good Housekeeping assembled a panel of infectious disease specialists and academic doctors to walk you through how to properly wear a face mask. Rodney Rohde, M.D., the associate dean for research for the College of Health Professions at Texas State University, says you should always wash your hands before handling any mask (this also applies to face coverings, too!).

We think any recipe worthy of being called Pasta Primavera should contain tons of veggies that sing of springtime, and ours fits the bill: not just tender-crisp snap peas and asparagus, but gorgeous carrots (we love the multicolored ones), savory sweet shallots and fragrant tarragon. This vegetarian main dish is easy enough to be a weeknight meal, but elegant enough to celebrate something special, whether it's Easter, Mother's Day or just making it to the weekend.

When it comes to stocking up on pantry essentials, everyone knows that there's nothing as convenient as canned foods — these staples are not only affordable and easy to cook with, they're also basically a must-have if you're filling up your pantry with non-perishable items that have a long shelf life (especially in the case of an emergency).

Your home or apartment might already be filled with plants and succulents, but how many of them have a pineapple growing out of the middle? Home Depot is selling a pineapple plant from Pure Beauty Farms, a Miami-based company, and it’ll make you feel like you’re on a tropical vacation. The unique plant is part of the bromeliad family, which is native to tropical locations. However, they can do well indoors.

In the skincare world, buzzy ingredients are a dime a dozen. But the super-trendy ingredient hyaluronic acid (HA) is actually here to stay. It's a powerhouse hydrator that's safe for virtually all skin types and can be found in everything from eye cream to face serum. But what is hyaluronic acid? "Naturally produced in the human body, [hyaluronic acid] is type of a sugar molecule that keeps our tissues cushioned and lubricated," explains Birnur Aral, Ph.D.

1 lb. of Persian cucumbers

Kosher salt

2 tbsp. of sesame oil

1 tbsp. of sesame seeds

1 tbsp. of low-sodium soy sauce

1/2 tbsp. of lemon juice

1 tsp. of grated peeled fresh ginger

honey

1/3 c. of cilantro, roughly chopped

And chili oil, for serving