The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

Attendees walking about at the 818 Night Market in Mission Hills, Los Angeles, Calif. on July 10, 2021.

818 Night Market: Pandemic passion projects turned into local businesses

Trevor Morgan, Online Editor July 23, 2021

  At first glance, the 818 Night Market held in Mission Hills on July 10 seemed like any other pop-up event, flea market or swap-meet before the pandemic. It looked like anything you might expect...

The long road to Pullman, Wash., has a reputation for being boring, but there are several quick side trips that offer spots for scenery and a little exercise. (Craig Hill/Tacoma News Tribune/MCT)

Eating your way through a road trip

Cicely Chisholm April 2, 2015
In case you're doing a trip this summer, here are some food essentials
Put some magic in your morning with Fairy Toast

Put some magic in your morning with ‘Fairy Toast’

Madeline Sensibile March 5, 2015
Fairy toast, or fairy bread, is an Australian treat that makes a sweet and quick breakfast treat
A peek behind the curtain of eating disorders

A peek behind the curtain of eating disorders

Kathleen Johnson February 26, 2015

This week on Dinner Thyme we're going to discuss something a little more important than food. Eating disorders are a serious issue and growing concern in our society today. Weight and the judgment of...

(Cladellain Kae David / Photo Editor)

Taking advantage of the farmer’s market

Cicely Chisholm February 26, 2015
These three recipes will help your wallet and your appetite
Students can find healthy options at various farmers markets all over Los Angeles County. Photo credit: Cicely Chisholm / Lifestyle Editor

Eating healthier while on a student budget

Samantha Lieb January 28, 2015
Change your eating habits one choice at a time for a more wholesome diet

Finals Week: Pinching Pennies

Jake Fredericks May 5, 2014

 Stretching your dollar In my first year attending college I gained 10 pounds, half of which I’m sure was stored in my neck and face, the other half in my gut. When I returned home for summer break,...

Many frozen vegetables come ready to cook in a microwaveable steam bag, which is a safe, nutritious, making this an easy way to include more veggies in your diet. Photo by Amanda Blake, contributor

Microwaving Nutritiously and Safely

Amanda Blake May 4, 2014

Microwave ovens cook food by converting electrical power into waves of electromagnetic energy with a frequency similar to radio waves. However, microwaves are more narrowly focused and oscillate at...

All Hail, the Microwave: get zapped

Jake Fredericks April 28, 2014

Aside from Double-Doubles and vanilla shakes from the drive-thru, God’s greatest gift to cooks is the microwave. This culinary anomaly can make ramen in seconds, nuke an entire turkey in minutes and...

The Incredible Edible Egg

Amanda Blake April 24, 2014

During the 1990’s, dietary cholesterol became associated with the increasing prevalence of cardiovascular disease, which today remains the number one cause of death in the United States. The egg contains...

Egg cookery: 4 ways to cook a perfect egg

Jake Fredericks April 23, 2014

Breakfast is awesome, so long as you’re not the one cooking. Ask any cook who has worked a breakfast or brunch service, and they’ll tell you it’s akin to the seventh circle of hell. The last thing...

Eggs-cellence: Why eggs are great, and also why they suck

Jake Fredericks April 21, 2014

There are but a few culinary luxuries that can match the food-gasm of flavor from a perfectly cooked egg. If you’ve never seen or tried it before, I dare you, nay, I double-dog dare you, to order a cheeseburger...

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