A fully cooked store-bought ham makes this four-ingredient sweet and sticky apricot glazed ham recipe an easy, Easter dinner essential. You'll need 1 (8- to 10-lb.) of fully cooked bone-in smoked half ham (not spiral-sliced) 1 c. of packed brown sugar 1 c. of apricot jam 1/2 c. of Dijon mustard To make, preheat your oven to 300°F. Place the ham in roasting pan, cut side down.

Carrots tossed with spicy harissa paste and a drizzle of honey, then charred until caramelized and tender, make the perfect sweet and smoky complement to any main dish. Served with cool, creamy yogurt and toasted pistachios, it’s a lovely, light side dish. Here's what you need to make them: 2 bunches of thin carrots with tops, scrubbed and trimmed 1 of tbsp. olive oil 2 tsp. of honey 1 tsp. of harissa paste 1/4 c. of plain 2% Greek yogurt 2 tbsp. of tahini 2 tbsp.

Netflix Party is a Google Chrome extension you can install to start watching movies and TV shows with friends and family online. What makes this extension unique is its capability to synchronize video playback, so if the group needs a quick break to grab more popcorn, everyone’s screen will pause and resume at the same time. What's more, a group chat feature allows you to type up your thoughts about the flick without having to reach for your phone or open another app.

A source confirms to BAZAAR.com that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have left Vancouver Island—where they have been residing since stepping down as senior members of the royal family—and are now based in the Golden State. People reports that the couple have been staying in a secluded compound in Los Angeles amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis and haven't ventured out as of late. Rumors circulated in recent weeks that the couple were eyeing a move to Meghan Markle's hometown of L.A.

Dry shampoo is pretty wonderful. Typically made with a starch component, dry shampoo is used to eliminate and absorb sebum, the scalp's natural oil that makes hair look greasy after a day (or two, or three) of no washing. So yes, it's basically a miracle product — but only when it's used correctly. The most important thing to remember is using the right color for your hair.

How frequently toys need cleaning depends on how loved they are (a.k.a how much they get played with). It's always important to clean and sanitize toys more frequently when your child is ill or has the flu and to do it all again once they've recovered. Hard plastic and bath toys are the easiest to maintain and should be cleaned and sanitized weekly if they are played with daily.

Fit for a crowd, this herb-loaded spring frittata recipe is ideal for any spring brunch. To get started, you'll need: 1/4 c. of crème fraîche, at room temperature 2 tbsp. of chopped chives 6 large eggs 6 scallions, cut into 1-in. pieces 2 c. of flat-leaf parsley leaves, plus more for sprinkling 2 c. ofcilantro leaves and tender stems, plus more for sprinkling 1/2 c. of dill fronds, plus more for sprinkling 2 tbsp. of tarragon leaves, plus more for sprinkling 4 tbsp.

Cheap, versatile, and packed with 6 grams of protein and 13 essential vitamins, eggs are one of the best ways to start your day (and not a bad way to end one either!) There are so many ways to cook up eggs, and for flexitariains, adding egg to your go-to dish is a great way to get the protein that your body needs. But how long do eggs last? If you're living alone or in a smaller household, you may find that a carton of eggs can last a long time.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grow worldwide, it looks like television's most popular medical shows are doing their part to help fight the spread of the virus — specifically by lending a hand to healthcare workers who are increasingly facing a shortage of medical supplies amid the crisis.

The promise of an air purifier is an enticing one: An appliance designed to cleanse the air in your home, getting rid of all the impurities including odors, smoke, dust, and pet dander. Given the fact that indoor air can have levels of certain pollutants up to five times higher than outdoor air, we get it. But in reality, not all air purifiers necessarily live up to the marketing hype. Air purifiers usually consist of a filter, or multiple filters, and a fan that sucks in and circulates air.