In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Clean out your room and gather up all of the toys, decor, and clothes that you no longer use or want. Display your items on a folding table in your yard or driveway with your parents' permission. Put prices on each piece with a sticker label based on what you think it's worth and the original price of the item. The best time to throw a yard sale is on the weekends in the morning. That's when most people who shop yard sales are out and about. Ask your parents and siblings if they have anything they want to get rid of, too. If you have more variety of items at your sale, you'll attract people of all ages. Be willing to negotiate prices. Know ahead of time what the lowest price you'll accept for different items is and stick to it when bargaining with customers. Who doesn't love an afternoon pick-me-up in the form of a chocolate bar? Buy candy in bulk at a warehouse store like Sam's Club or Costco where it's much cheaper. Then, resell the individual candy bars or packs for a profit by doubling the price. For example, if you bought 12 candy bars for $12, you paid $1 per bar. Sell them at a price of $2 and you'll pocket $12 after deducting the original cost. If you're planning to sell the candy at school or on the bus, check your school rules to make sure that's allowed. Bring a parent with you if you decide to go door-to-door to stay safe. You'll need a folding table, a sign that says "Lemonade For Sale!", plastic cups, straws, a large pitcher, ice, and, of course, lemonade. If you're setting up your stand in the front yard, make your lemonade in the kitchen and keep it refrigerated so it stays cool. Sell the lemonade per cup. If your stand is farther from your house, make the lemonade ahead of time and store it in a cooler underneath your table. Charge extra for ice and a straw (using more materials means a higher cost!). While you can use bottled lemonade, you won't be able to charge as much as if you make your own. People will pay more for hand-squeezed lemonade that they can't buy themselves at the store. Selling snacks like pretzels or cookies along with the lemonade is a good way to make some extra money. Choose classic recipes that are easy to make in big batches like chewy chocolate chip cookies, fudgy brownies, or vanilla cupcakes. Once you bake everything, separate your goodies into individual servings and place them in pretty packages like treat bags tied with ribbons. Set up a stand in your front yard or out on the street corner to get more traffic. Food safety and cleanliness is very important when you're selling homemade food. Always wash your hands with soap and water before you bake or handle food and make sure you're using the freshest ingredients. Contact your public health department or local government to find out if you need any special permits to sell your baked goods. Use boxed mixes or make your recipes from scratch. Another option is to specialize in a certain type of food, like gluten-free or vegan baked goods, to make your bake sale unique. If your parents let you plant your own garden in the backyard, opt for easy-to-grow vegetables like lettuce, tomatoes, or cucumbers. If you will be growing your plants inside in pots, choose ones that don't require a lot of sunlight or space. Pick your vegetables when they're ripe and sell them in bags or plastic containers. If you're growing flowers or herbs, consider selling the entire potted plant so the buyer can continue to enjoy it for years to come. Herbs like basil, oregano, and chives grow well indoors. Other good houseplants include succulents, ferns, and spider plants. Most vegetables should be planted in March or April to be ready to harvest in the summer. Google your specific plant or ask the local nursery if you aren't sure. Turn your hobby into a side business. Whether it's homemade candles, friendship bracelets, or pretty cards, sell your crafts at a local craft fair, farmer's market, or online on Etsy. Price your goods by considering how much you spent on materials and how long it took you to make each product. The more hours you spend on a piece and the more expensive the materials, the higher the price should be. You have to be at least 13 years old to start an Etsy shop and if you're under 18, you need a parent's permission. If you're under 13, ask your parents to set up the shop in their name. Some boutiques and mom-and-pop stores sell local crafts. Find out if there are any in your area that will take your amazing creations.
Summary: Host a yard sale to get rid of things you don't want anymore. Sell candy if you have a lot of friends. Run a lemonade stand when it's hot outside. Throw a bake sale if you like to cook. Grow plants, herbs, or vegetables to sell if you have a green thumb. Make money selling handmade crafts if you love being creative.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You should use about four cups of water, and salt it to both regulate the temperature, ensuring an even cook, and to add taste to the rice that's cooked in it. Though you can purchase garam masala powder at the store, to get the best flavor out of your biryani, you should use the actual individual components that go into the powder. Use one cinnamon stick, three or four cardamom pods, and four or five cloves. Add that with 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil in the water. It's important to pack every component of the dish with flavor. You don't want flavorful vegetables mixed in with bland white rice. Pour it into a colander or strainer to make sure you're not adding too much water to the pot, which might cause it to boil over later. Because you've soaked your rice for at least half an hour, it's going to cook much faster than it normally would. If you soak it for an hour, it could cook through completely in 3-4 minutes, so keep an eye on it. You're going to finish cooking it with the vegetables, so remove it from the boiling water early. Test how cooked through it is by spooning some out and chewing it. It should still be toothy when you decide to stop boiling it. Drain the rice in a colander or large strainer. Set it aside.
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Bring water to a boil in a pot. Add some oil and whole garam masala to the water. Drain the soaked rice. Add the rice to the pot of boiling water. Drain the rice when it's about cooked through.