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  • How to Make Sun Tea With Tea Bags

    On a hot summer day, using your stove to boil water for tea can make your kitchen even warmer. Then you must wait for the hot tea to cool before pouring it over ice cubes to make iced tea. Give yourself a break from the heat by using the power of the sun to brew your tea. Making sun tea with tea bags is an easy way to make a delicious, refreshing summer beverage. Multiply the recipe when entertaining a large group of friends at a summer picnic or barbecue.

  • Ideas for Personalized Koozies

    A koozie is not only a tool to keep your beverage cold, it can also make a statement about you, your family or your passions in life. Order personalized koozies to serve as stocking stuffers at Christmas time or to celebrate a trip or event you and your family are going to experience together. Just remember to allow for enough ordering time from the manufacturer because each Koozie will need to have the text and graphics added.

  • How to Improve Your Chocolate Chip Cookies

    Everybody loves chocolate chip cookies. However, as with all things, some chocolate chip cookies are better than others. Follow these simple steps to make your chocolate chip cookies stand out from the crowd. These tips work with any chocolate chip cookie recipe, so pick your favorite recipe and apply these minor adjustments to take your chocolate chip cookies to the next level!

  • How to Make Ice Cream Without Owning an Ice Cream Maker

    Americans indulge themselves by eating more than $16.3 billion worth of ice cream each year. If you love ice cream, it's worth your while to create your own your own homemade ice cream -- without owning an ice cream maker.

  • How to Make Homemade Golden Dynamite Wine

    Using ingredients commonly available at a grocery store, this 150 year-old recipe has pleased generations of wine lovers. Made from a citrus base, this is a great way to enjoy vitamin C. A big crock is all you need, along with a month of waiting, as Golden Dynamite Wine ferments.

  • How to Make Flavored Sodas

    Standard cola, orange, and lime-flavored soft drinks can get boring after years of regular consumption. Try changing things up a bit using this quick, simple recipe to make the soda of your dreams. Your dinner guests will be dazzled when you serve sodas with their favorite fruit flavor. Try it with your kids for a special treat, or wow their friends at their next birthday party.

  • How to Make Spiced Tea

    Hot spiced tea is a popular drink to make in the winter time. The spices in the hot water help warm the body when the weather turns cold. You can make spiced tea in two different ways. You can choose to make an instant tea powder that you can store and add to hot water whenever you want to enjoy a cup of tea, or you can make it as a hot liquid.

  • How to Make Chocolate Snow Ice Cream?

    Chocolate snow ice cream is a great snack to create on a snow day when the kids are home from school. This isn't a store-bought, thick, creamy dessert, but instead an icy sweet treat that can be individually made to each person's liking. The biggest thrill in creating this dessert is gathering fresh fallen snow. The kids will beg to make chocolate snow ice cream every snow day.

  • How to Make Authentic, Old-Fashioned Mulled Wine

    Mulled wine is a particular sort of hot, spiced wine that originally contained beaten eggs or egg yolks. In historic mulled wine recipes, the verb "to mull" occurs in the instructions to describe the characteristic practice of blending the beaten eggs into the heated wine by pouring back and forth between two vessels. Traditional mulled wine uses red wine, with port and claret being especially common. The most typical spices for mulled wine include grated nutmeg, mace, cloves and cinnamon, but you can vary the exact spices to suite your own taste.

  • How to Use a Steaming Basket

    Steaming food is a healthy method of cooking that retains food's flavor and most of its vitamins. Since, unlike with boiling, there is no rapid movement of liquid, delicate food does not break up. A variety of dishes can be prepared by steaming, from vegetables to fish, meats, rice, certain desserts such as steamed puddings, and Asian dishes like dumplings. Determine if you will be using a metal or a bamboo steaming basket. Both work in the same ways, but bamboo steaming baskets are generally preferred for Asian dishes such as dumplings and pot stickers.

  • How to Make Boiled Cider

    Boiled cider is simply apple cider that has been boiled down to produce a tart-tasting syrup. Boiled cider can go well with any recipe that calls for apples, adding a deeper apple taste to pies, cakes and dumplings. Boiled cider can be used immediately or stored for use whenever you need it. Because you control the boiling process, you can determine the thickness and flavor of the syrup.

  • How to Make Chocolate Snowball Cookies

    Cookies are always a favorite Christmas treat. They are easy to pick up and munch on the run, fun to make, and they're delicious. Chocolate has been called by some "the food of the gods," and we all know someone -- maybe ourselves -- who is a chocoholic. The history of cookies goes back to early bakers who tested their cake batter in small amounts on a hot stove (cookies) before baking a cake. Chocolate snowball cookies are easier to make than that, because there is no baking involved.

  • How to Make Festive Hot Apple Cider

    Shake off the icy cold, and warm up to some fresh, hot apple cider simmering on the stove. The rich aroma of apples, cinnamon, cloves, allspice, nutmeg and butter fills the home or office and brings folks together for a steaming hot cup of holiday cheer. This old-fashioned recipe is sure to be a hit. 'Tis the season for fun, festivities, food and frolicking good times.

  • How to Make a Stovetop Percolator

    Through the 1970s, the most common type of coffee maker in the home was a percolator. A percolator passes hot water through coffee grounds repeatedly until the coffee reaches the desired strength. Today it's more likely that you have a drip coffee maker or even a consumer-model espresso machine on your kitchen counter. If you find yourself in need of serving coffee to several people in your home, but your coffee maker is designed to make only a cup or two at a time, rig a homemade stovetop percolator using common kitchen items.

  • How to Make a Hot Vanilla Drink (Like Hot Chocolate)

    One thing kids and adults love on holidays or cold winter mornings is hot chocolate. But hot chocolate isn't the only hot drink you can make. You can also make a hot vanilla drink, top it with marshmallows or whipped cream and even color it for the season or holiday, if you wish.

  • How to make hot, spiced holiday drinks

    A hot spiced drink warms the hands and the tongue during the winter holidays. Spicing a warm wine, or slowly warming a vat of holiday wassail, is a simple way to offer holiday hospitality to a house full of guests. Mulled wine, or spiced wine, is a traditional holiday drink in many parts of the world. Wassail is the drink immortalized in the Christmas carol "The Wassail Song" which begins: "Here we come a-wassailing ..."

  • How to Make a Hot Cider Drink

    Spiced hot cider combines the crisp autumn flavors of apple and cranberry with the warm tastes of cinnamon and cloves to create a relaxing drink. Wrapping your hands around a warm mug and sipping this aromatic concoction is a way to spend an evening with friends and family. It's easily made in large batches and accommodates large and small parties alike.

  • How to Make a Hot Drink Using Applesauce

    When the weather turns chilly, your thoughts turn to warm beverages. Banish the blistering cold with this hot drink using applesauce for body. Not only does the temperature of this warm you from the inside out, but the inclusion of spices--cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg--also creates a warming sensation. This recipe easily adapts for groups of children or adult parties; just omit the applejack brandy in the recipe when preparing it for children or for adults who don't drink alcoholic beverages. The recipe makes enough for four to six people. Double this for making a large quantity, suitable for winter parties,…

  • Who Invented the Koozie?

    The beer Koozie is an insulated fabric sleeve that wraps around cans and bottles to keep beer and other beverages cold. When empty it is easily collapsible so it takes up little room when stored. It is unclear who the original inventor is, but a series of U.S. patents trace its history all the way back to 1921 and an invention called a "cozy" for insulating portable gas generators.

  • About Koozies

    A koozie is a holder for drinks that is designed to keep cold beverages chilled. Koozies come in a variety of shapes and sizes to fit a wide array of beverage containers. Koozies are especially useful in warmer weather, when cold drinks tend to become warm quickly. Koozies also help keep the condensation from beverages off of your hands and other surfaces.

  • How to Make a Hot Soothing Lemon Drink

    Hot lemon drinks have long had the reputation of soothing sore throats and making people feel better if they have a fever. Lemon drinks supply Vitamin C, a necessary vitamin that aids the immune system in functioning properly. To stay healthy, try one of the delicious hot lemon drinks below.

  • How to Make Cake Batter Cookies

    Many people encounter little success when baking homemade cookies. You can still bake homemade cookies by taking a shortcut. Simply use cake mix in your cookie recipes. The cake mix provides an easy way around sifting your flour, salt and baking soda together and hoping the cookies rise properly. Since cake mix is formulated to rise a few inches as a cake, the cookies never turn out flat. These moist cake batter cookies will be a hit with your friends and family.

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