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Did you know that there’s a recipe category on Make: Projects? Next time you’re smoking salmon, brewing kombucha, or making your favorite casserole, consider taking step shots and sharing your process.

Duck Breast Prosciutto

Josh Burroughs writes:

Duck is a wonderful and versatile meat. This simple recipe for curing and drying the breast meat produces a ham remarkably similar to a good prosciutto but only takes about a week.

While this recipe can be made with grocery-store duck, it’s best when made using pastured duck from a local farm. When left to their own devices farm ducks have a pretty varied diet and will eat a wide variety of grasses, bugs, minnows, etc., in addition to their feed. This not only contributes to the well-being of the duck, it also greatly improves the flavor and texture of the meat. With a simple dry-cure recipe like this that difference is greatly amplified.

Circuit Board Cabinet

Make a handsome Circuit Board Cabinet out of PCBs and some bits of wood.

Studded Bicycle Tires and Chains

For those that want to bike when there’s snow on the ground, Chad Schneider shows you how to modify your tires to be more snow-friendly, by adding studs and homemade chains.

Solar-Powered Boat Prototype

Angad Daryani explains how to build a solar boat, based on his experience building one for Indian Institute of Technology’s Techfest, in 2010. At the time, Angad was in 6th grade.

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