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Prepare fresh homemade wasabi

How to prepare fresh homemade wasabi

Did you know that the wasabi that you are eating is not actually wasabi? It is actually a horseradish paste. If you ever get a chance to try real wasabi root (probably only in Japan) you should go for it, and ...

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Make peanut butter noodles on the Beastie Boys tour

How to make peanut butter noodles on the Beastie Boys tour

Tamra Davis on tour with her husband Mike D & the Beastie Boys. In Copenhagen, Tamra makes the kids peanut butter noodles in the backstage area. Learn how to make this healthy dish that is both kid friendly ...

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Make crab & fish soup on a boat with two BBC bikers

How to make crab & fish soup on a boat with two BBC bikers

Follow along with the "Hairy Bikers" from the BBC as they demonstrate how to prepare a delicious crab & fish vermicelli soup. A cooking show on a boat makes for a pleasant, fun back drop. Enjoy.

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Make a sponge cake with a vintage BBC cooking clip

How to make a sponge cake with a vintage BBC cooking clip

This vintage BBC cooking show demonstrates how to make the classic, delicious sponge cake. The animation describing the rising of the cake is especially informative. Enjoy. Yum.

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Make mushroom shaped potatoes

How to make mushroom shaped potatoes

Liven up this classic British staple with just an apple corer, paprika and a kitchen knife. Make mushroom shaped potatoes with this HowTo video from The Bowmore Way.

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How To Cool Your Tongue After Eating Spicy Food

Cool Your Tongue After Eating Spicy Food

Spicy foods...Have you ever eaten something terribly spicy or hot and tried to make it stop? It's not only annoying, but it hurts, too. Want ...more

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Written 4 months ago by WikiHow | Comments 0
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How To Dry Herbs in the Microwave

Dry Herbs in the Microwave

For thousands of years, humans have used herbs. Herbs have always been used in the following ways; in cooking to flavor food, as perfumes to ...more

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Written 3 months ago by WikiHow | Comments 0
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How To Grind Pepper Using a Mortar and Pestle

Grind Pepper Using a Mortar and Pestle

Everybody knows that freshly ground pepper is the only way to go. It has a much better aroma and flavor than pepper purchased ground. For ...more

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How To Make Chilli Oil

Make Chilli Oil

Chilli oil is a great way to add spiciness to your food, and bring out its flavours. Its really easy to make and tastes delicious. Get some ...more

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How To Make Harissa

Make Harissa

Harissa is a red hot paste of Moroccan origin. It contains chillis and spices and is a fiery brew. It is suitable for seasoning meat dishes ...more

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How To Make Jamaican Jerk Seasoning

Make Jamaican Jerk Seasoning

The island of Jamaica is famous for its beautiful beaches, reggae music, exotic fruits, its cheerful people and their amazing food. But, you ...more

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How To Make Macadamia Nut Dukkah

Make Macadamia Nut Dukkah

Dukkah (pronounced 'do-kah') is an Egyptian blend of coarsely ground nuts and spices. Use it by dipping bread in extra virgin olive oil then ...more

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How To Make Mustard from Scratch

Make Mustard from Scratch

Like hot foods? Make your own spicy, sweet, and/or hot mustard as a condiment or ingredient! Here are general instructions for making ...more

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How To Make Parsley Oil

Make Parsley Oil

A simple and effective oil that adds another dimension of flavour to many dishes. Also a great way to make use of home-grown parsley ...more

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How To Preserve Herbs

Preserve Herbs

Drying herbs is a simple way of keeping your garden bounty for longer. Drying your own herbs allows you to have total control over the ...more

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How To Stock up Your Kitchen for Making Indian Food

Stock up Your Kitchen for Making Indian Food

For those who love Indian food, but don't know how to go about making some, this is more of a starting guide. The effort is to make a ...more

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Man Aims to Set World Record With 100MPH Lawnmower

I thought lawnmower racing was purely a redneck sport, but apparently not. With the world record speed currently at 80 mph, the UK's Project Runningblade aims to squash it at 100 mph. "Project ...

1000+ Ways to Open a Beer Bottle

Here it is, the first 15 methods courtesy of WonderHowTo, plus 1001 and counting from Stefan Lampert's blog solely dedicated to the subject. Stefan's blog is in German, so English speakers should ...

Holiday Cookies: Lab Mice, Chocolate Atoms & Gingerbread Scientists

In spirit of the recently posted brightly frosted cupcake periodic table, here are some equally clever, beautiful science-themed holiday cookies from Not So Humble.  The creative cooking blog ...

Deliverance Style Old Dude Creates Fully Automatic Crossbow

I have to say, this thing is pretty awesome. I find the smooth movement of the apparatus mesmerizing. However, I also have to say, the inventor totally gives me the creeps (no offense, old man). Known ...

Horsesurfing (Swear, No Photoshop Used!)

The Brits have contributed a new sport to the world, coined Horsesurfing. Yes, it is just what it sounds like: the combined skill of horseback riding and surfing. According to the Daily Mail ...

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