-
Bamboo Skewer Crafts
by Lisa Russell
Like Popsicle sticks, bamboo skewers make a versatile crafting tool. Slim and sturdy, they can be used for paper crafts or fabric crafts. Bamboo skewers are available in different lengths and are made from dried bamboo or green bamboo, each of which has different qualities.
more »
-
How to Use Bamboo Skewers
by a eHow Food & Drink Editor
Bamboo skewers are fun to use when cooking. First used in Japan to cook eel, chicken and beef over an open flame, bamboo skewers gained popularity in the U.S. following World War II. Try your hand at Japanese-style cooking with bamboo skewers by using the following steps.
more »
-
How to Decorate Rain Sticks With Bamboo
by a eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor
Making a cardboard tube rain stick is easy, but represents only half the job. To take it to the next level, decorate your project with bamboo skewers, jute and paint for a cool look and interesting texture.
more »
-
How to Prevent Wooden & Bamboo Skewers from Burning on the Grill
by GardenGuru
Prevent the unsightly, and difficult to handle burning of the ends of your skewers when grilling by following this amazingly easy technique. No longer will charring occur on the grill! Cook like a professional chef, and have your food taste like it too.
more »
-
How to Make a Kite Out of A4 Paper
by Isaiah
Kites have been delighting people of all ages for thousands of years. Although many modern kites are quite sophisticated, you can make a simple one with nothing but paper, bamboo skewers and a few simple tools. This makes a great, easy craft project for young kids. Build and decorate kites with your family in the morning, then go out to fly them in the afternoon.
more »
-
How to Make Rosemary Skewers
by Willi Galloway
In mild climates, a small 4-inch pot of rosemary can grow into a large shrub that is 3 feet high and wide in just a couple of years. A great way to use up all this rosemary in the kitchen is to cut the rosemary stems and use them on the barbecue in place of metal or bamboo skewers. The woody stems infuse rosemary flavor into meats and vegetables and are super easy to make. Here’s what you need to do.
more »
-
Making Glitter Glue
by Lesley Barker
Making your own glitter glue is quite easy to do. First you need to gather all the materials. These include a 1-oz. tube of glitter, one 4-oz. bottle of white school glue, a very small funnel, a tablespoon and some bamboo skewers. Buy one tube of glitter and one bottle of white school glue for each color of glitter glue that you intend to make.
more »
-
How to Make Edible Vegetable Bouquets
by Patrice Campbell
Healthy and attractive appetizers do double duty as decor to make entertaining easier on the budget. Bamboo skewers and a vase can turn a boring vegetable tray into edible vegetable bouquets that will be a talking point at your next gathering. Ingredients can be chosen by season, imagination, or the amount of time you are willing to spend.
Have dip in small bowls scattered throughout the room to make it easier for your guests to munch while they mingle.
more »
-
How to Cook Prawns on a BBQ Grill
by Sharon Sweeny
Prawns are often grilled in place of shrimp because of their larger size. They cook up quickly and accept marinades easily, which adds a burst of flavor. Threading them on wooden or bamboo skewers helps you get them off the grill fast so they don't overcook.
more »
-
How to Cook With Skewers
by Monica Patrick
A skewer is a cooking utensil used to cook small pieces of meat, vegetables, and fruit. A skewer is usually long and slender. Two popular types of skewers are metal and bamboo. Skewers come in varying lengths. Some are small, about 8 inches long. Other skewers, such as professional grade skewers, hold a lot of food and are perfect for cooking for large crowds. Cooking with skewers is a fun and attractive way to present food. Everyone loves food cooked over an open flame. Cooking with skewers gives your meal a tasty touch of flame and brings out the natural flavors in your food. Here's how to cook with skewers.
more »