The latest DIY ideas, techniques and tools for cooking, brewing, feasting and festing.
Surprisingly, sake is easy to make, requires only four ingredients, and can be made using basic beer-brewing equipment in about 12 to 15 days. Fermentation specialist Alastair Bland walks us through the eight steps on the pages of MAKE Volume 33.
Instructables user bwrussell put together this clever tutorial for making “Creeps,” which are spicy marshmallow versions of the Creepers from Minecraft.
From Italian bread bowls to Mexican corn tortilla, the practice of edible tableware isn’t new, but it’s not exactly on the same level Altered Appliances exhibition project. Here the rolling pins aren’t just kitchen implements for rolling dough. They’re design tools; so called “rollware.”
Here’s how easy it is to make a cotton candy machine from things you likely already have around the house.
If you have a budding paleontologist in your house, bake him or her a batch of fossil cookies (recipe on Martha Stewart’s website) for a special treat. I love how the simple act of pressing a plastic insect toy into the top of a sugar cookie transforms it into something so much more interesting. These would be a hit at a bug-loving kid’s birthday party.
Well, it’s getting into picnic season so here’s an amazing-looking recipe for “the best egg salad you will ever eat,” or sriracha egg salad on oatmeal walnut bread by Parsley, Sage and Sweet.
BLDG 25 has a wonderful way to create a fresh garden of herbs or flowers no matter how small your space is by upcycling an old egg create.
