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Looking around for different guitar tone and trick sites, this site sums up so much info it’s unreal. Whoever runs it really put in some… Read More »Great Site: Amptone.com
Looking around for different guitar tone and trick sites, this site sums up so much info it’s unreal. Whoever runs it really put in some… Read More »Great Site: Amptone.com
Here’s a super easy recipe for all you Garlic lovers out there. Marinated Garlic goes great on the side of Steaks / Chicken / Pork or vegetables. You can also add Hot Peppers to the jars as well. Jalapenos and some Chili powder for a southwest flavor, a few drops of Sesame Oil and a couple Thai Chiles for an Asian style or Scotch Bonnet peppers and a tsp of Allspice for a Jamaican Jerk style Garlic.
Ingredients:Read More »Marinated Garlic Salad
I found this instructable on making your own cured bacon. It was taken from a recipe out of Charcuterie. This would make for a really neat weekend project, plus it will give you the option to add your own seasonings and flavors…. maybe a Sweet Habanero Breakfast Bacon.
Ingredients:Read More »Homemade Cured Bacon
Another awesome DIY from the book, Charcuterie. This time it’s how to make your own Pancetta, which is an Italian Bacon. It’s pretty much the same steps as making your own cured bacon, just with the extra step of hanging it to dry.
Ingredients:Read More »Home Cured Pancetta
I am absolutely addicted to the pickled ginger that you find at all the sushi houses. Fresh Pickled Ginger with Wasabi and Soy sauce is so flavorful to me that it goes great on all types of dishes. The price however, is off putting. The small jar of ginger at the store runs about 7 bucks for the small 8 oz jar. If you go thru a ton of this, it definitely is more price effective to make your own, which is surprisingly easy to make.
Japanese Rosy Pickled Ginger (Gari)Read More »Japanese Rose Pickled Ginger
Around the holidays, Apple cider starts to pop up in all the stores for really cheap. This recipe makes a helluva tasty drink that is pretty strong, and it is perfect for the holiday season. You can drink it cold for a refreshing taste or heat it up for a cozy sipper after dinner. The recipe is basic and cheap, which works out perfect for the holidays as you don’t have to spend much and you can make gifts out of it, because really, who doesn’t like a nice gift of booze?!?
Ingredients:Read More »Apple Pie ‘Shine
So here’s a clean, easy, eco-friendly way to catch and kill all those annoying flying bugs during the summer. This tap only takes a few minutes to build but you can easily fill one of these with hundreds of the bodies of your drowned enemies within an hour.
Follow these few simple steps to clean up your next backyard party:Read More »DIY Wasp/Bee/Hornet Trap
Here’s a cheap alternative to drain cleaner, this is really good for doing once every other week after they have been done with a quality… Read More »Home-Made Drain Cleaner
Here’s a knock off recipe to make your own Febreeze at a fraction of the cost. It smells the same if not a little more powerful as it’s a bit more concentratedRead More »Make Your Own Febreeze
I seen a recipe for do-it-yourself dogtreats that sounded like it was a pretty cheap and easy alternative to milkbones, give it a try and see what you think.
Ingredients:Read More »Healthy Home-Made Dog Treats