In Japanese culture, the word Enmusubi  (縁結び) carries a deep meaning.It represents the act of connecting people, hearts, and...

Rice flour is a gentle ingredient for the stomach, making it a great option for many dishes. However, purchasing rice flour overseas can be shockingly expensive, making it difficult to use freely. That’s why I started thinking—how can I make rice flour at home without a milling machine? While it won’t be as finely ground as store-bought options like potato starch, I found that using a regular blender works well enough for frying and baking. For this batch, I used locally avai

How much does a week's worth of groceries actually cost? In bookstores, shelves are lined with books on saving money, and on search...