Arancini or arancine? However you want to call them, these stuffed rice balls remain the quintessential Sicilian street food! Many presume that the best arancini are enjoyed on the ferry to Sicily ...

You can't just form leftover rice into arancini balls — some prep work is needed first to achieve the best consistency and flavor before you even heat the oil to fry.

Europe is always changing – and Sicily’s capital, Palermo, is a fine example of this. For years, Palermo’s touristic ...

Foul balls cause strain between baseball community, neighbors A homeowner has refused to return balls hit into his yard near the Blooming Prairie High School baseball field.

Tsukudani and hot rice: Still a go-to meal in Japan centuries after its creation A father and son in Tokyo are continuing the centuries-old tradition of making tsukudani, a preserved Japanese food ...

For more than half a century, the Japanese government has encouraged its rice farmers to grow less of the crop so that prices of the national staple grain remained relatively high and steady.

U.S. President Donald Trump has complained that Japan was not buying American rice, putting pressure on Tokyo as it struggles to seal a trade deal before so-called "reciprocal" tariffs are set to ...

Donald Trump is pressuring Tokyo to buy Californian rice, as a national shortage exposes the country’s deep-rooted resistance to foreign grain.

Serve tsukudani with hot rice or sake, or use it as filling for rice balls. ½ cup of clams, tuna, seaweed, shrimp, meat or other food item to make into tsukudani ¼ cup sliced ginger 2 ...

WIMBLEDON tennis balls have a second life after being used at the All England Club. Around 55,000 balls are expected to be used at this year’s championship. And while some will continue to be… ...

Asia rallies behind Zohran Mamdani over MAGA criticism for eating rice with his hand Democratic candidate is seen in an interview tucking into a bowl of biryani with ...

Apple also says don't put your iPhone in rice. "Doing so could allow small particles of rice to damage your iPhone," the company writes online. Drop your smartphone in water? Don't panic.