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EDITOR’S NOTE

Happy Saturday. New York’s pollen levels are currently unhinged, leaving me no choice but to seek refuge indoors — swapping sneezing fits for scrolling time. So far, I’ve watched Penn Badgley do the “anxiety dance” in the Spirit Tunnel a dozen times (he’s got moves), discovered the “toothpick rule” (aka the secret for finding the perfect pair of jeans), investigated the viral cool-girl shoes that have “bridged the Gen Z-millennial fashion gap” (they’re both practical and stylish), and learned my favorite purse from high school is making a comeback. Speaking of, I’ll also rewatch this iconic ’00s rom-com, which is getting the Broadway treatment — you’ll never guess which pop star is co-writing the score.

Taylor Trudon / Writer, Culture & Lifestyle / Brooklyn, NY

EAT

PSA: This Pine Nut and Preserved Lemon Pasta May Cause Flirting at the Dinner Table

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Ever take a bite of pasta so good, it leaves the entire table speechless? Eden Grinshpan’s Pine Nut and Preserved Lemon Pasta, from her new cookbook Tahini Baby, is that pasta. Pine nuts are the game-changer — toasted until golden, they add a deep, nutty flavor that pulls the whole dish together. When combined with spaghetti, tangy preserved lemon, garlic, Parmesan, Aleppo pepper, and plenty of butter, you’ve got a creamy, crave-worthy meal that’s been described as “foreplay on a plate.” Consider yourself warned.

The Time Commitment: About 20 minutes — just enough time to sip a crisp, citrusy sauvignon blanc (a perfect pairing). 

Key Tips: No Aleppo pepper? Red chili flakes will do the trick. And if you’ve never preserved lemons before, this shortcut is ready in minutes — just be sure to let the mixture sit for at least three hours. 

Other Takes: For other springy pastas where nuts are doing the most, try…