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This photo provided by Brooklyn Roasting Company shows Arabica beans being harvested in Ethiopia. Instant is in, fancy is out. Nothing stays the same for long in the world of home-brewed coffee. (Brooklyn Roasting Company via AP)

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Instant is in, fancy is out. Nothing stays the same for long in the world of home-brewed coffee
By KIM COOK - Associated Press
Thu,01/18/24-8:07AM , 76 Reads
Instants that demand respect. Compostable pods. High-altitude blends. And a myriad of related home-brew goodies that lift the senses with the familiar fragrant waft of a humble roasted bean: coffee.
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This image provided by Museum of Modern Art shows a chess set with colourful pieces. The Museum of Modern Art's store carries a set designed by Isamu Noguchi in 1944. The pieces are abstract sculptures, miniature prototypes for ones the artist would later make in large form". (Museum of Modern Art via AP)

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For a brilliant gift-opening move, consider the wide range of creative chess sets
By KIM COOK - Associated Press
Tue,12/12/23-8:54AM , 93 Reads
Part game, part sport, part home decor.
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This image provided by Tempaper shows stick on festive decoration on a window. Tempaper's Christmas Village peel-and-stick decals can be put on a wall or window; great if you've got hardly anywhere to decorate for the holidays. This charming Festival of Lights decal from Tempaper can be placed anywhere; it peels right off when the season is over. (Tempaper via AP)

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When there's lots of holiday spirit but not much space, how to deck the (small) halls
By KIM COOK - Associated Press
Wed,12/06/23-7:56AM , 99 Reads
It seems like the frost hasn’t even hit the pumpkin before “holiday cheer” starts showing up everywhere, from social media feeds to the aisles of CVS. Tis the season to decorate.
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This photo shows designer and "Uncommon Kitchens" author Sophie Donelson’s homey, colorful Montreal kitchen. Donelson and other design experts say that with a measure of color, pattern and/or décor elements, we can all have a kitchen that serves up happy. (Patrick Biller s via AP)

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Kitchens are where holiday memories are often made. Create one that serves up joy
By KIM COOK - Associated Press
Thu,11/16/23-7:14AM , 102 Reads
As the holidays approach, there’s one room in the home where the tantalizing aromas of good food and the chatter of good folk converge: the kitchen.
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