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Sunset Paddle with Mission Bay Experience YOUR WEEKNIGHT DINNER GAME PLAN GIVE BACK, BETTER 70 AMAZING WAYS TO with TOMS founder Blake Mycoskie JUMP-START YOUR LIFE VOLUNTEER ON VACATION BECOME A WINEMAKER MOVE TO THE DESERT IDEAS FOR A SMALL-SPACE REFRESH! JANUARY 2017 ADVERTISEMENT adventure It’s true: San Diego’s beaches are amazing. But a family vacation here is so much more than the coast. COMES IN Our world-class attractions are brimming with awesomeness. Our museums feel like gateways to other worlds. And yes, you’ll fi nd a whole lot of sun-soaked exploration. FAMILY SIZE LET YOUR PLAYFUL Natural History Museum: Walk among SIDE OUT dinosaurs and explore the immense biodiversity of Southern California with Where else can your little ones feed vibrant, life-size displays. Watch out for a fl amingo, pet a shark, ride a LEGO® the giant Megalodon Shark hanging from dragon and spend a night with lions—all in the ceiling. one vacation? The San Diego Zoo: This world-famous SMILES FOR MILES IN THIS city oasis is a true San Diego icon with OUTDOOR PLAYGROUND more than 3,700 friends to meet. With 70 miles of coastline, 267 sunny SeaWorld San Diego: Education and days and a near perfect climate, it’s no entertainment blend in this iconic Mission surprise that San Diego is an outdoor Bay park, with highly anticipated 2017 adventurer’s paradise. exhibits that include Electric Ocean, a new nighttime summer celebration. Hike Los Peñasquitos Canyon Preserve: Not all of San Diego’s natural beauty THE JOY OF INSPIRATION is found along the coast. Hike along Peñasquitos Creek in San Diego’s North Enter another world—actually, a lot Inland region, through oak woodlands and of other worlds—as you explore these towering boulders, to the gorgeous falls Balboa Park museums. From life-size that run year-round. dinosaurs to exotic art, this is the fun side Guided Kayak Tour on Mission Bay: of learning. 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EXPERIENCETABLE OF CONTENT the WESTS January 48 “There’s nowhere else in Seattle THE TRIP we could pay what we do Finding center and getting lost in the and have that kind of view.” still-wild West of Cali- TINY HOME, BIG DREAMS, p. 70 fornia’s Joshua Tree. By Mickey Rapkin 60 GAME PLAN: A WEEK OF MEALS These flavorful, make- ahead, mix-and-match vegetarian recipes are your path to healthy- eating success. By Charity Ferreira 70 TINY HOME, BIG DREAMS One Seattle couple shrugs off traditional homeownership for a 200-square- foot Airstream. By Jess Chamberlain Minimalist living goes mobile: When settled at an RV park like this one near Seattle, an Airstream can double as a streamlined home (see page 70). Photograph by THOMAS J. STORY EXPERIENCE the WEST January 8 THIS MONTH’S OO RECIPES SOST APPETIZER Sumac Hummus GF/LC/LS/VG ...................62 MAINS Braised Short Ribs with Pear, Ginger, and Star Anise ......80 Buttered Herbed Potatoes and Shrimp GF/LC .............89 Pressure Cooker Chicken Pho GF .................................84 Roasted Wild Mushroom Pappardelle V .....................89 Saffron Tomato Chickpeas, Freekeh, and Brussels 1 TO Sprouts .................................66 A g ee e ea , a b ed Slow-Cooker Carnitas concrete vases, barn-wood GF ........................................88 furniture, icy vegan desserts, Sumac Hummus with Kale and more Ribbons and Roasted Delicata Squash .................64 77 Sweet and Spicy Red TRAVEL Kuri Squash Bowl ...............67 SIDES HOME & GARDEN MASTER CLASS PROFILE 82 Author Andrea Nguyen Brown Basmati Coconut 17 For TOMS founder Blake Rice VG ...............................62 DECORATING IDEAS cracks the pho code for Mycoskie, seeing the world 33 the home cook. Freekeh Tabbouleh ...............68 inspired him to do better in it. Three creative attic renova- Freekeh with Parsley tions prove just how much and Onions LC/VG ............63 fun you can pack into a FAST & FRESH TAKE ME THERE 88 Three quick weeknight meals, Garnish Plate for Pho 22 small space. (Dia Rau Song) ..................86 Powder play: Bypass hard including slow-cooker Herbed Chickpeas snow, long lift lines, and drafty carnitas and roasted wild- lodges for the new ski holiday. IDEA GARDEN GF/LC/LS/VG ....................62 42 From Succulents, our new mushroom pappardelle Kale Ribbons book, comes a California GF/LC/LS/VG ....................63 TREND IN THE SUNSET KITCHEN 28 Treehouses elevate ordinary garden devoted to the 90 Red Pear Salad with low-water lookers. All about olive oil: mild vs. Lemon Parmesan Dressing vacations into experiences bold, all-purpose vs. finishing, GF/LC/LS/V .......................79 filled with wonder. GARDEN CHECKLIST and deciphering the label Roasted Winter Squash 46 What to do in your garden with Honey, Tahini, and Lime GF/LC/LS/V ...............63 in January SIP 92 Are you an aspiring wine- Saffron Tomato Chickpeas maker? Realize your GF/LC/VG ..........................62 Spiced Brown Basmati FOOD & DRINK dream through a local community college. Coconut Rice GF/LC/LS/VG ....................62 PEAK SEASON DESSERT 77 Put juicy, sweet pears to UP NEXT work in salad, dessert, 98 Enter our Instagram contest Comice Pear Clafoutis and even ginger-braised to win a coastal getaway for LC/LS/V ...............................78 short ribs. two to San Diego! PANTRY Ginger Dipping Sauce (Nuoc Mam Gung) ...........86 On our cover RECIPE GUIDE Weeknight dinner game plan page 60 Give back, give better page 17 Jump-start GF: Gluten-free; LC: Low calorie; your life pages 17, 33, 48, 60, 70, 92 Small-space refresh pages 33, 70 LS: Low sodium; V: Vegetarian; VG: Vegan Our full guide to nutrition TOMS founder Blake Mycoskie in Malibu. TipiMarqui™ tent: Under Canvas, undercanvas.com. and good cooking: All props from Found Vintage Rentals (foundrentals.com) ; prop sourcing by Sterling Social sunset.com/cookingguide. (sterlingsocial.com). Shoes: TOMS. Mycoskie’s own RRL poncho (draped on crate). Photograph by Thomas J. Story; prop styling by Joni Noe; grooming by Mia Baker Kessler. WE ONLY DISCOUNT TWICE A YEAR. 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