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Pallets are always advertised, on the web and especially in the DIY community, as an almost miracle solution to any type of project that will improve your interior design and garden or yard decor. Now, we’re about to show you how you can use wood pallets to build your very own pontoon raft! Besides it’s cheaper than a boat, you can get your friends into the whole building process, so all of

With Snickers and Milky Way bars readily available, candy has lost a little bit of its specialness. That’s why homemade candy — that you only get a few times a year — holds a special place in my heart. This next recipe is truly a blast from the past, and the kind of tasty old-fashioned treat that reminds me of home. This time, Chef John is whipping up another delectable recipe called Pe

Macaroni and cheese—also called “mac and cheese” is a dish of English origin, consisting of cooked macaroni pasta and cheese, most commonly Cheddar cheese, though it can also incorporate other ingredients, such as bread crumbs, meat and vegetables. Traditional macaroni and cheese is a casserole baked in the oven; however, it may be prepared in a sauce pan on top of the stove or using a pa

We love “life hack” videos that help make our day-to-day lives just a little bit easier, and this brand new video is no exception. Did you know? There are many ways to preserve dairy products… and some might even surprise you! As the Household Hacker is about to reveal, the most common dairy products are indeed freezable, and the tips you’re about to see can save you time and money.

I make a lot of pasta in my house. My husband is Italian, so we tend to eat a lot of pasta with various sauces. My kids love it and eat it all, so it’s often a go-to meal for us. I love that I can make the sauces ahead of time and have them ready in a pinch, but I hate how much time I have to spend waiting for my pot of pasta to boil. According to Harold McGee, the author of Keys to Good Co

http://missouriquiltco.com -- Jenny Doan and 3 men show us a REALLY REALLY easy and awesome pattern. It was designed by 3 Dudes Quilting of Pheonix, Arizona. See men CAN quilt! Check them out at

Courtesy of America’s Test Kitchen, you’re about to learn how to tie, sear, and time your way to a perfectly cooked beef roast. If you’re investing time and money in cooking this amazing feast, then it’s safe to say you want the end product to be nothing short of delicious. So, here are five kitchen tips to ensure your roast is perfect every time: Sprinkle outside with kosher sa