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This photo provided by Edmunds shows the Toyota Prius. Restyled to look sleek instead of dorky, the redesigned Prius is also more powerful while still getting high fuel economy. (Courtesy of Edmunds via AP)

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Edmunds Top Rated Awards for 2024 are out
By BRENT ROMANS - Edmunds
Wed,01/24/24-5:43AM , 146 Reads
Every year Edmunds’ experts put their heads together to determine the best new vehicles on sale. The annual Edmunds Top Rated Awards are given to the cars, trucks and SUVs that rank at the top of their class according to Edmunds’ vehicle testing program.
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This July 2022 image provided by Jessica Damiano shows freshly harvested garlic bulbs set out to dry on Long Island, New York. Growing fruits, vegetables and herbs that are expensive to buy at the supermarket is a great way to cut your grocery bill. (Jessica Damiano via AP)

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Which vegetables to plant come spring? Depends on your taste — and your grocery bill
By JESSICA DAMIANO - Associated Press
Tue,01/23/24-4:02PM , 171 Reads
“What should I plant?” is a question new vegetable gardeners tend to ask me over winter, when planning their first gardens.
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This image released by Milk Street shows a recipe for curried fried rice with shrimp and pineapple. (Milk Street via AP)

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Don’t toss extra rice! Use it in this curried shrimp fried rice
By CHRISTOPHER KIMBALL - Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street
Mon,01/22/24-9:02AM , 95 Reads
Though it is common knowledge throughout Asia, many American cooks may not know that the key to perfect fried rice is using previously cooked and chilled rice. Freshly cooked rice can result in a soggy, gluey dish, but chilling it changes its starches, yielding light, separate grains.
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People travel through Salt Lake City International Airport on Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2023, in Salt Lake City. All-inclusive vacations can sometimes get a bad rap for being generic, inauthentic and filled with mediocre food and activities. But by booking the right kind of all-inclusive (which often means those that limit guest counts to only a couple dozen), you can find a unique vacation with personal attention. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, File)

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How to book a unique all-inclusive vacation that’s not terrible
By SALLY FRENCH of NerdWallet
Sun,01/21/24-8:42PM , 132 Reads
All-inclusive vacations can conjure images of food under heat lamps, too many poolside piña coladas, and being trapped on resort grounds. But sun-soaked packages are not the only type of all-inclusives.
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