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Crafty Dad Mike Adamick on DIY Projects for Families PARADE “I'd like to say that I grew up surrounded by crafts and woodworking, that I was raised on a steady diet of glue, grit, and ingenuity,” writes Mike Adamick in his new book Dad's Book of...
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"Whatever fuel you choose – wood, briquettes, or gas – get more than you think you need (leftovers don't go bad). If working with real wood, Michael Chiarello – the Northern California chef behind the grill-centric Napa restaurant Bottega and the new cookbook 'Live Fire: 125 Recipes for Cooking Outdoors' – says get your fire going a good hour before you want to start cooking and never put food over flaming logs: "Flames are for fireplaces; coals are for cooking," he says."
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Nick found this delicious vegetarian dish in one of my German cookbooks. I have never made Ratatouille before so I wasn't sure how this dish would turn out. Instead of cutting the Zucchini in littl...
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My dear friend Valentina introduced me to Nigel Slater years ago and I instantly became a fan: his simple way of cooking produces absolutely delicious food and he does it in a way that anyone watching him feel they can do it, too – to me, it’s like watching Nigella around the kitchen: it’s never intimidating. They have similar names and similar styles, and they both call themselves cooks, not chefs.
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After moving to our new town home in South Carolina we needed furniture for our little screened in sun room. We didn't have it in our budget to buy new so we decided to make our own wood pallet fur...
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This step by step diy project is about hammock stand plans. Building a wooden hammock stand is a quick project that will enhance the look of your backyard. Via Jack Sander
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"The sun is out, baseball is on the radio, and the dog is chasing a bunny around the yard. Grilling season has arrived at last. The advent of BBQ time means not only hauling the grill itself out of the basement, but also picking up seasonings for rubs at the grocery, stockpiling charcoal, and inviting friends over for drinks and dinner. It is a process and you've got to respect it. Still, there is no reason not to try to make your grilling system run a little more smoothly."
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This step by step diy project is about how to build a kitchen table. Building a large table for your kitchen with a classic design is a complex project that requires proper plans.
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