Yep! :) It's easy... we do this all the time with bones from various meals.
1. Pick off as much meat as you can (don't be nitpicky about this).
2. Put the corpse into a deep po...
Love living without a dryer... Although, I must admit, I still use the dryer when I launder my bed linens. I simply don't have the space to line dry a comforter or sheets :(
I've le...
I agree with the editor... the bungee chair is very comfy; I've been using it for two years. My office is trying to get me to switch to a much more expensive chair, buuut... I
I'm seeing this all over the 'net, too, Abby, and was wondering when it would pop up here. I'm willing to bet you could adhere it to a plain 'ol canvas dropcloth, poly it to death, and come out ...
I purchased a pack about a month ago and I LOVE THEM...
...just one thing: Cut 'em in half. They're super absorbent, so even us erratic dish-washers only need half to do the job, whic...
Why not install a false wall on the other side of the door on the other side of the frame and remove the door itself... You can store various kitchen needs there - spices, oils, random jars and too...
Generally, when I cook, I'm cooking two or three or four dishes for the week, all at once. I wish I could cook dinner every night, but I just don't have the time (or energy, lol).
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Hi, Sarah Rae :)
I -love- cooking; it's a stress-relieving exercise and allows me to flex my creativity. My counters often look like a bomb struck them, and with no dishwasher, it see...
I still think I'm going to go with their lower-end model. By my calculations, it'll pay for itself in a year and a half, just off the savings from not buying store bubbly.
Add that to...
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Yep! :) It's easy... we do this all the time with bones from various meals. 1. Pick off as much meat as you can (don't be nitpicky about this). 2. Put the corpse into a deep po...
This is where mise en place comes in handy :) Not sure how much you measured into your little bowl? Dump it back into the container and count again.
Love living without a dryer... Although, I must admit, I still use the dryer when I launder my bed linens. I simply don't have the space to line dry a comforter or sheets :( I've le...
I agree with the editor... the bungee chair is very comfy; I've been using it for two years. My office is trying to get me to switch to a much more expensive chair, buuut... I
Sweetheart, when you can't live with it, work with it! That railing deserves a coat of shiney green or red enamel paint. Woot!
Yes, but it's still closed to most people. Limited preview...woohoo :(
No import button? Sigh.
I second the old wine bottles one. I bought a handful of pressure-sealing corks and now I just reuse old wine bottles. Have a funnel on hand, though!
I've never washed my rice... It's never been an issue for us, and we make two or three cups at a time.
I'm seeing this all over the 'net, too, Abby, and was wondering when it would pop up here. I'm willing to bet you could adhere it to a plain 'ol canvas dropcloth, poly it to death, and come out ...
I wonder if it would be safe/comfortable to walk on.
Yep :) I love it! If you use hooks and caribiners, you can take it down whenever.
*squints* Your three year old requested Lobster. And I can't even get a five-year-old to TRY a shrimp. Yeesh.
I purchased a pack about a month ago and I LOVE THEM... ...just one thing: Cut 'em in half. They're super absorbent, so even us erratic dish-washers only need half to do the job, whic...
Why not install a false wall on the other side of the door on the other side of the frame and remove the door itself... You can store various kitchen needs there - spices, oils, random jars and too...
Generally, when I cook, I'm cooking two or three or four dishes for the week, all at once. I wish I could cook dinner every night, but I just don't have the time (or energy, lol). U...
Hi, Sarah Rae :) I -love- cooking; it's a stress-relieving exercise and allows me to flex my creativity. My counters often look like a bomb struck them, and with no dishwasher, it see...
I still think I'm going to go with their lower-end model. By my calculations, it'll pay for itself in a year and a half, just off the savings from not buying store bubbly. Add that to...
There are other recipes for hand sanitizer out there... Does this one leave a greasy residue like they do?
Necessary? ...no, probably not *fidget* But I'm not giving mine up. Grrr.