When you've run out of people to share your zucchini garden overflow with, freeze the squash to preserve some of that summer goodness to enjoy throughout the year. Thaw frozen zucchini at room temperature and you're ready to go.
What better way to celebrate the holiday season than with a cookie exchange party? Whether you’re the host or a guest, try out one of these delicious recipes made by members of our very own eHow team. But be sure to save a few for Santa. No doubt these will put you on his "nice" list this year.
When you don't feel like trekking to the doughnut shop to satisfy a craving, just make your own at home. The process of mixing the dough is not all that different from making other types of bread.
Edamame means "beans on a branch" in Japanese, but in American kitchens the word refers to immature soybeans. You can't eat the fuzzy pods, but the beans inside are tender and flavorful. Use a light hand when you prepare edamame; overcooking makes it tough.
Making a felt case for an iPhone is a surprisingly easy project you can do by hand or with a sewing machine. Although you can make a simpler case, we embellished this one with felt applique. See Slide 3 for a link to twelve free printable templates. For this project, print the template at 25 percent.
Don't settle for a plastic fake when you can make your own DIY Christmas kissing ball from fresh mistletoe and a few craft supplies. Follow this tutorial to make your own mistletoe ball for the holiday season.
Looking for a delicious homemade Christmas gift to give to family, friends and neighbors? This dark chocolate sea salt toffee is the perfect candy for the holidays. (Not to mention easy!) Follow these steps to create a tasty treat for all to enjoy...
The chayote -- pronounced "chy-OH-tay" -- is a tropical squash that resembles a pear. It has a subtle flavor, like that of a cucumber, with hints of sweetness reminiscent of an apple, but it is typically prepared like a summer squash.
Replacing a drafty front door is one of the quickest ways to update the exterior of your home and gain the energy efficiency of new materials and technology. Replacement doors today come pre-hung in a weather-stripped frame that can be installed by an average handyman.
Window screens are flimsy and hard to seal. A typical window screen sometimes pulls loose from the binding around the perimeter and you can't stuff it back in again. It seems there's nothing you can do to seal the gap. A permanent solution can be realized with wooden molding and silicone glue.