it's not a difficult project to make with some boards, a saw and sandpaper. To play, wood blocks are stacked in a tower; each player removes a block, stacking it back on top of the tower, hoping he isn't the one who makes it fall. ...
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and that inspired me. Then I wondered what it would be like to create food art out of Nausiccaa. Surprisingly, the first thought that came to my mind was the “Ohmu”. The giant dark-green creature Ohmu. They look pretty scary in the film, but maybe I can manage it to make it ed...
Food should be easy to eat in a variety of settings, such as on a bench, standing on the sidewalk, or at a crowded concert, without spilling down the front of a CEO’s Brooks Brothers shirt. Keep it simple: While you may be able to make complex individual dishes, trying to offer a...
Need to make a bunch of grilled cheese sandwiches all at once? Try it in the oven: Put bread slices butter/mayo-side-down on a sheet pan, place cheese over each bread slice, and bake in a preheated 425°F oven until the cheese is bubbly. ...
I left it on the oven, returning every half hour to give the thing a vigorous stir, if only to make sure nothing was sticking to the bottom. The last thing I want is to take all of my excitement about the season’s first chili and flush it down the tubes by burning the damn thing...