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I know only too well how easy it is for a house to turn into a money pit. You start with something trivial and the next thing you know, there are no walls, the plumber is delivering a shocking estimate, and you are buying a faucet that costs more than your wardrobe — as you discover roof repairs and tropical vacations are about the same price. You choose the roof. But not all home updates have to be like that. Sometimes you can make a terrific fix for so little money that you find yourself bragging about it at parties....

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You’ve seen Neverland, but have you ever eaten it? Are you a Peter Pan fan? OH MY CAFE locations in Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya will be decked out in Peter Pan style this winter season. The Osaka and Nagoya branches are running until January 29, 2023, and the Tokyo location will be open until February 12, 2023. There are dishes and collaboration goods galore, so let’s dive right into all the deets. The collab cafe’s signature dish is the Let’s Go to Neverland Curry, available for 2,048 yen (US$15). The Disney movie’s famous clock face is formed with rice, and...

It’s been raining for the last few days and the weather forecast predicts more rain for the rest of the week. Lovely for the garden, not so good for the solar system. No sun, no electricity. Not feeling in the mood to brave the elements, and seeing that we were short of basics, namely bread, I decided to bake some for the family. I didn’t want to bake just ordinary bread so I delved into my recipes for something a little more exotic. While paging through these, deciding which one to make, my son informed me that his wife and...

Serious Eats / Mai KakishWhether based in bias or fact, all Palestinians agree that the ka'ak made in Jerusalem taste better than those made anywhere else in the country. In fact, the full name of these beloved oblong sesame breads is “ka’ak al Quds,” which means "Jerusalem Ka’ak.” Some will say it’s the old traditional wood-fired ovens, others will argue it’s the yeast in the walls and atmosphere that has been there for generations. For others still, it’s the aura of Old City, where they are baked daily and a ubiquitous part of the area's history and culture, past and...