How To: Make stilts
Here is a short video showing you how to make stilts. These are perfect for both adults and children to enjoy, so hurry up and make your stilts today. Make stilts.
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How To: Make deviled eggs canapés
Enjoy making a simple and fun recipe for adults and children alike. The eggs can be topped with your favorite toppings including bacon, salmon and anchovies. Make deviled eggs canapés.
How To: Play hot potato
The children of St Cuthbert's School take you through the rules of the playground game 'Hot Potato'. A great hand-eye co-ordination game for kids to learn at an early age. Play hot potato.
How To: Knit right loop increase in English knitting
This video demonstrates how to make a right loop increase in English knitting. This increase is ideal if you ever need to do two increases side by side without any stitches between them. This is the easiest method to teach children. Knit right loop increase in English knitting.
How To: Do a sloped bind-off in English knitting
This video demonstrates how to do a sloped bind off in English knitting.This method is great for shoulders or neck shaping. It avoids the stair stepping that is caused by other bind-off methods. Remember the English method is the easiest way to teach children. Do a sloped bind-off in English knitting.
How To: Do a three needle bind-off with English knitting
This video demonstrates how to do a three needle bind-off in English knitting. This method is great for seams. If your doing a project that needs a flat seam that almost looks like one piece this is the method to use. Also remember the English method is the easiest to teach children Do a three needle bind-off with English knitting.
How To: Make Virginia stuffed turkey leg
Julia Child and her guest demonstrate how to make a Virginia stuffed turkey leg filled with mushroom and ham stuffing. This recipe pairs with asparagus and grits. Make Virginia stuffed turkey leg.
How To: Make decorative loaves of bread
In this "Baking With Julia" episode, Julia Child demonstrates how to make decorative loaves of bread. This section of the video shows you how to make the dough. Make decorative loaves of bread.
How To: Make savory puffs and eclairs
Julia Child demonstrates how to make savory puffs and éclairs, with savory fillings. They make ideal hors d'oeuvre. Make savory puffs and eclairs.
How To: Make a Danish pastry braid
In this "Baking With Julia" episode, Julia Child demonstrates how to make a Danish pastry braid. Crush berries for pastry filling and add sugar to help bring out the juices. Make a Danish pastry braid.
How To: Make lobster and chicken paella
Julia Child and guest demonstrate how to make a lobster and chicken paella. This is a glorious, authentic Spanish dish that combines lobster, chicken and clams into a beautiful rice dish. Make lobster and chicken paella.
How To: Make pumpernickel loaves and matzos
In this "Baking With Julia" episode, Julia Child demonstrates how to make pumpernickel loaves of bread and matzos. Using a pastry knife work the dough to a silky consistency. Make pumpernickel loaves and matzos.
How To: Make mansion shrimp diablo tamales
Julia Child and guest demonstrate how to make mansion shrimp diablo tamales with Caesar salad. This classic southern dish is made with red jalapenos, mangos and a diablo sauce. Make mansion shrimp diablo tamales.
How To: Make filet of sole in a white wine sauce
Julia Child and her guest demonstrate how to make a filet of sole in a white wine sauce. Julia blanches a tomato for the sauce. Make filet of sole in a white wine sauce.
How To: Make a roasted leg of lamb
Julia Child and her guest demonstrate how to make a roasted leg of lamb seasoned with a zesty marinade. This dish uses limited garnish and is in the Northern Italian Renaissance manner. Make a roasted leg of lamb.
How To: Make braised lamb shank
Julia Child and her guest demonstrate how to make a beautiful rustic dish of braised lamb shank served on top of a bed of barley risotto. Make braised lamb shank.
How To: Make Eastern Mediterranean lamb and tomato bread
In this "Baking With Julia" episode, Julia Child demonstrates how to make Eastern Mediterranean lamb and tomato bread. Using pita dough filled with the meat and vegetables. Make Eastern Mediterranean lamb and tomato bread.
How To: Make frito misto of artichokes and fennel
Julia Child demonstrates how to make frito misto of artichokes and fennel. Meaning a fresh mix this Italian dish of vegetables is an excellent summer meal. Make frito misto of artichokes and fennel.
How To: Make personalized flower pots
This demonstrates how to make your own personalized flower pots. This is a great rainy day project to do with children. It is also great for them to give as gifts they made themselves. Make personalized flower pots.
How To: Make mushroom potato lasagna
Julia Child and her guest demonstrate how to make mushroom potato lasagna. In this dish potato is substituted for pasta and then layered with mushrooms to create this exquisite dish. Make mushroom potato lasagna.
How To: Make sand dabs a la plancha
Julia Child and her guest demonstrate how to make sand dabs a la plancha. These West Coast flat fish is similar to flounder and are cooked directly on a hot griddle. This is made to go with mussels. Make sand dabs a la plancha.
How To: Make Thai-marinated beef with rice noodles
Julia Child and guest demonstrate how to make Thai-marinated beef with rice noodles. This spicy beef is thinly sliced and served on a bed of noodles and vegetables. Make Thai-marinated beef with rice noodles.
How To: Make iron skillet mussels
Julia Child and guest demonstrate how to make mussels cooked in an iron skillet and flavored with their own juices. Hear mussels sizzle and pop, shell opens when cooked. If it doesn't open, don't eat it. Make iron skillet mussels.
How To: Make Jamaican style red snapper
Julia Child and guest demonstrate how to make Jamaican style red snapper. This interesting fish dish uses the flavors of traditional Jamaican street food to spice up a tenderloin of pork. Make Jamaican style red snapper.
How To: Make white buttermilk bread with a bread machine
In this "Baking with Julia" episode, Julia Child demonstrates how to make white buttermilk bread and utilize the versatility of a bread machine. Measure ingredients before you place the bowl in the machine. She also uses instant yeast. Make white buttermilk bread with a bread machine.
How To: Make salsa quitza
In this "Baking With Julia" episode, Julia Child demonstrates how to make salsa quitza. This is a zesty dish, part quiche and part pizza, topped with salsa and two types of cheese. Make salsa quitza.
How To: Make Danish pastry pockets
In this "Baking With Julia" episode, Julia Child demonstrates how to make danish pastry pockets. They are filled with berries and a flaky dough. This recipe requires dry yeast. Make Danish pastry pockets.
How To: Use egg cartons for crafts
At Easter time, after dying Easter eggs, use your egg cartons to entertain your children with some fun and easy crafts. These projects are also good for Brownie Leaders to do at a Brownie meeting. Use egg cartons for crafts.
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How To: Make homemade frozen lemonade
Every kid has had a lemonade stand. It's a child's first glimpse at responsibility and making a living, but the lemonade in this video isn't your typical lemonade stand variety. This is more like a slushy than a drink. This is a great summertime treat your guests will love, but remind them to drink it slowly to avoid that inevitable “cold headache.” John Verlinden of Mucho Gusto shares a favorite pitcher-style drink with plenty to go around. Fresh-squeezed lemon juice is the star with just a ...
How To: Make a Homard Á L'Américaine - lobster with wine, tomatoes and herbs
A tribute to Julia Child that you will love for its intense flavor! For this dish, you will need: 3 live lobsters or 6 lobster tails, olive oil, 1 medium carrot, 1 medium onion, 3 tablespoon minced shallots, 1 clove mashed garlic, 1/3 cup cognac, 1 tablespoon chopped tomatoes, 2 tablespoons tomato paste, 1 cup fish stock, 2 cups dry white wine, 2 tablespoons parsley, 1 tablespoon tarragon, 6 tablespoons butter, 1 tablespoon fresh tarragon, juice from 1/2 a lemon, salt and pepper. Make a Homar...
How To: Track Santa Right Now with the NORAD Santa Tracker & Google Maps / Earth
Tonight is the night. Christmas Eve. The night where Santa Claus and his trusty reindeer soar across the skies to deliver presents to all the good little boys and girls around the world. But tell me— do you know where Santa Claus is right now?
How To: Bake delicious and spooky ghost meringues with absinthe for Halloween
This Halloween, serve up a treat to your friends and children with these spooky ghost-shaped meringues. If you love meringue desserts, this will be quite the Halloween treat, with their adorable anise eyes.
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The most recent viral video on YouTube is just that. A viral video. After seeing all the hype and 'support' that the 'movement' is getting, I want to tell you that this is a misleading video and somewhat of a propaganda campaign. These are strong accusations against such a 'humanitarian' cause, but I'm here to show you why.
How To: Organize a Halloween Scavenger Hunt
An alternative to trick-or-treating every Halloween is to have kids participate in a scavenger hunt. The activity provides the same excitement and still allows you to be with your kids while they participate. A scavenger hunt can be easily organized – here are some steps in preparing for a Halloween scavenger hunt:
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Whenever my husband or I have to explain that our middle daughter Edith absolutely cannot handle white flour or sugar the first reaction is usually one of disbelief.