How to Make a Wooden Spoon, the Viking Way: I will show you how to make a wooden spoon out of green applewood. Using only my handmade viking tools.
I’ve been meaning to write a post about setting up a minimalist kitchen for a while now – actually since I stayed in my fabulous little one bedder in Barcelona last December. But something has been holding me back. The other day I realised what it was. You see,I need to come ...
For example, if you’re sticking a shiny new metal head into a fiberglass or wooden shaft, you can repurpose an old (or broken) practice head. These consist of two parts: the head itself and the cup-like part you removed from it. If you measure out that cup, you can cut the spoon...
Cook the meat until it is almost dry, check to see the level of water. This is necessary so you don’t end up with another kind of pepper soup. Stir the cooking meat in the pot to be sure that it doesn’t burn. Did I say that it is also necessary to cut the meat in small s...
So I thought it was worth trying to repeat that effort, and reading a few posts on DIY blogs about building custom wooden drawer organizers reassured me that this was a feasible task. For those of you who may also be considering the same DIY adventure, here’s how everything worked out....
on the way to LEGO Castle, but certainly worth stopping at if just for the apple ice cream. This creamy treat has the taste of fresh apples combined with sweet vanilla flavors. Imagine apple pie ala mode in a dish. It's the perfect treat to cool you down on a hot day at the park...
The second part of your question is about the chickens I cook and eat myself. When I cook at home, I only use poultry from a supplier calledFeather and Bonehere in Sydney, who I believe work very hard and honestly to source meat from places that raise and treat the animals as ‘ethic...
Wooden spoons: KitchenCraft three-piece spoon set, £5.13 Whisk: Bakery Bits Danish dough whisk, £7.86 25 pieces of essential baking equipment we love Round cake tin There are many tins on the market of all shapes, sizes and materials. At Good Food, we prefer heavy-duty tins, like ...
Stirrers or Spoons:Wooden sticks or even small spoons can be used to help guests stir their drinks and mix their toppings in. Napkins:Themed or colorful napkins will help with spills and drips. Mugs:Have a collection of festive mugs and mason jars, or you can also encourage guests to bring...
Wooden spoons are widely available and can be picked up at such a low cost! You can even get utensil sets that feature spoons, sieves, rolling pins, and more than your baker’s heart could desire, a great gift, too, if you want to drop some hints!