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Homemade Bread in Cast Iron Dutch Oven
Picture taken by Michael Kappel
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Homemade fruit tart with vanilla bean custard topped with fresh strawberries, kiwis, blueberries, blackberries and raspberries.
Bogart Handsome Devil, Airedale Terrier shows how his homemade doggie stew is made from only good, fresh ingredients
See more of Bogart's adventures at his daily dog blog: www.toaireisdivine.com
Homemade version of this classic hispanic and mexican treat! Recipe and drink pairings here: rampantcuisine.com/cuisine/churros-and-mexican-hot-chocol...
Jonathon Ulrich showed me this saddle bag that he made himself from a backpack.
He used plywood to create a stiff back and floor in the bag, and another piece of wood keeps the floor a right angle from the back (a feature of some Arkel bags). The hooks he used are for hanging up brooms. By supplementing these with some bungee cord, the bag doesn't seem to move up, down, left or right when it is mounted. It also works out to have sufficient heel clearance.
Overall, I was impressed with it as an innovative low-cost solution using mostly materials that were already on hand.
My homemade dusting spray is just - if not more - effective as the leading store-bought brands, but it contains no scary chemicals and costs a teeny-tiny fraction of what you pay for the regular stuff.
Seriously, my recipe works! Your furniture will be free of dust and your house won't smell like a fake lemon!
Homemade Dusting Spray
1 cup white vinegar
1/2 teaspoon olive oil
3 cups water
Pour all three ingredients into an empty spray bottle. Shake well and spritz on furniture. Wipe with an old cotton t-shirt. Done!
I uncased the sausages and marinated half of them in a generous amount of maple syrup. I then drenched them again when they were formed into patties.
We've had an overabundance of raspberries this year. Usually I only make one batch of homemade raspberry jam. This year I've already cooked 4 batches and the berries are still coming.
used a special homemade lens in front of
my camera lens to get this deep rich colours
I kind of like it
Made this a few days ago, turned out REALLY good!! The minced garlic in the pasta with the garlic bread on the side made this dish!
It was fun! I was asked by my daughter to make some sweets with chocolate. I think it's my first trial of making sweets. Not bad.
I had been shopping with my littlest one and bought a bag of lychees. We were all fascinated by the reptilian skins. I thought they could be good for mozaics and the kids were keen to make lizards. I couldn't find any crafts using lychee skins on Pinterest, so decided to try it anyway. I'm delighted to say they work fine!
I decided to start by sawing some sticks, so that they had a pointy nose at one end. The kids loved watching me use the saw, as they have only ever seen them in books, or plastic toy ones at best.
I used a braddle to make holes for the tongue (a plant root that we found), the legs and tail (all snipped from a small Christmas tree conveniently situated right outside our front door). As for the eyes, well they were the fail-safe googly variety: maybe not sustainable like the other materials, but they are always popular with the kids, and providing they are used in pairs (not always the case in our house), they make anything look like an animal!
The kids did get a bit bored, as the lychee skins didn't stick very well with PVA glue to a round stick. That left us all happy, as they got completed lizards and I had a play at making kiddy standard mozaics!
Playing mad scientist..MWA HA HA...
I mixed isoprophyl alcohol with cheapo ancient powder dyes for the green, purple, blue and orange. The yellow and turquoise are alcohol and acrylic paint.
I'm guessing the colors would be stronger if I used new dye powders instead of crusty ones that have been hanging around for 20 years. They are still fun!
Pizza for dinner made with homemade Pizza Dough, Pizza Sauce, Diced Chicken, Love, Parmesan... and from the garden: fresh Basil,, Zucchini and Lemon Boy Tomato. #pizza #lemonboytomatoes #tomato #lemonboytomato #olives #olives #chicken July 14, 2017 at 11:05PM
I managed to locate some pearl onions and this was the first time I had experience in dealing with them. Quite time-consuming to prepare (I'm not that familiar with them), but they turned out great.
My husband made me this pot rack for christmas out of materials he picked up from home depot. If you are interested in making one of these yourself you can check out this post on my blog: www.mysuburbanhomestead.com/big-gift-yeara-big-pot-rack-g...
They turned out great! Megen and I had tried this once before but this time we did everything from scratch (including the sauce).
I got two packs of vanilla beans from www.beanilla.com and I'll be using them primarily to make some homemade vanilla extract (as I read about here: chocolateandzucchini.com/archives/2009/02/homemade_vanill.... You can choose where the beans come from, so I got 10 Tonga and 10 Bourbon beans (not knowing much about what the differences are). I got 20 beans, shipped, for what I would have gotten about 6 for at the grocery store, and I'm willing to bet these are better quality. I'll also be using them to make vanilla sugar and some kick-ass vanilla ice cream. Excited!