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The card interior: a scrap of the same rose collage paper, rubber stamp images and colored pencil enhancement
I was craving for a real poutine, but in Manitoba, real poutines are hard to find. Usually they either have too thick of a gravy or most commonly.. they use shredded cheese. I made my own poutine the other day, it turned out really delicious. I cut up some Manitoban grown potatoes for it, McCormick's Poutine sauce and fresh cheese curds from Manitoban cheese company Bothwell Cheese. It was delicious, this is the first poutine I have really enjoyed since being in Quebec. It sure beats eating a "Prairie Poutine"!
Home made Sushi
Sashimi and most ingredients from Super H Mart
Sushi made, photographed, and eaten by Michael Kappel
Sometimes my dorkiness amazes even me. These are homemade twinkies. The idea is to make gourmet versions of nostalgic junk food. These were made with a boxed pound cake mix(for the sake of experiemntation). The filling though is a marscapone cream with vanilla and lemon zest. They were actually kind of disgusting. The next version will use a homemade good pound cake recipe.
The Chiko roll is iconically Australian and the ingredients are really a mystery to everybody. Here we have tried to capture the flavour so you can have them at home. An Australian savoury snack, inspired by the Chinese egg roll and spring rolls. It was designed to be easily eaten on the move without a plate or cutlery. The Chiko roll consists of beef, celery, cabbage, barley, carrot, corn, onion, green beans, and spices in a tube of egg, flour and dough which is then deep-fried. The wrap was designed to be unusually thick so it would survive handling at football matches.
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Our business manager decided to cook 2 huge trays of sausage quiche and veggie quiche for the whole office.
Homemade waffle bowl+Starbucks ice cream=Delicious!
Colure is the best for getting me a homemade waffle cone maker! <3
Test shot of my home brew, double folding umbrella. Construction details to follow.
Strobist: Sigma EF500 Super, triggered by on-camera flash @ 1/128.
Canon EOS 300D - F4.0 - 1/40th
A homemade tater tot hotdish/casserole. The traditional recipe involves cans of cream of something soup and instead, I made a thick homemade cream of mushroom soup to replace that. Ground beef, peas and tater tots complete it!
david and betsy and i played memory with our ever-growing homemade set. here are our stacks at the end of the game. mine is topped with the polish waitress carrying a tray of sausages!
Another batch of homemade donuts. This time I didn't fry them but used a yeast batter to bake just how you would to a normal bread. Turned out salty however. Will make another trial in the future.
We made these pizzas, entirely from scratch. Very tasty! We used this method for making the tomato sauce. Highly recommended.
We also made the bread you can see in the bag, in the background.
The drawer frame is homemade and the bin is a standard Ikea one. Underneath is the regular 10?13? gallon trash can. The drawer front is Ikea and now has a knob.
This has been one of the best fabrications we thought of.
Making homemade soap at home using all natural ingredients. Homemade soap is better for you because you are not absorbing all kinds of chemicals like you get from commercial soaps.
You can read the article here: www.thedoityourselfworld.com/articles/article.php?id=11521
Homemade Caramel & Pecan Turtles (also made with pretzels). To get the recipe and read more about these visit www.madewithpink.com
Once again using the mandoline Christmas Gift from my son, I made a big batch of homemade potato chips deep fried in peanut oil.
-My House
-March 11, 2022
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My very first sewing project. While the details of the face were made with hand-drawn patterns, the actual shape of the slipcover was made in a more hands-on fashion. I pinned the material around my Neo, then just sort of traced around it. From that tracing, I made another outline of it a little bit further out so the Neo would be a little easier to take in and out.
The whole thing is felt. I may or may not make a liner for it--I haven't decided. The lack of actual pattern for the main body of the cover makes it a bit of a kerfuffle, but I probably will end up putting an old t-shirt to good use.
I'm pretty pleased with the results, even though I seem to be carrying around a decapitated panda head everywhere.