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Whether you’re looking to cook up a delicious meal, make an inspiring work of art, design a lush garden landscape, remodel an outdated kitchen, or even plan your next trip, do-it-yourself with advice from the Create® pros. We are continously adding recipes and project ideas, please check back for more.
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Rudy Maxa shares a valuable travel tip - a website that will predict if your flight has been delayed ahead of time.
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Summer is over and it's time for the kids to head back to school and the adults back to work. If you're looking for some ideas for family dinners, Lidia Bastianich shares this delicious recipe for meat-stuffed eggplant. Eggplants are in season, so pick some up at your local farmer's market and make a delicious, hearty family meal. Get the recipe.
Barbecue season kicks off at the end of the month. Is your grill ready? Do you struggle with how to clean it properly or keep food from sticking? America's Test Kitchen shows you how to get ready for grilling season with these smart techniques.
Make coloring your Easter eggs even more fun with ingredients from the garden. It’s a great way for kids to connect with the environment and I find that the colors are softer and more pleasing than commercial egg dyes.
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It's March and it's time to get your lawn ready for spring & summer. If you're seeing bare spots, here's a tip on how to fix them.
To repair bare spots in lawns: 1. combine 5 shovels of sand, 1 shovel of sterilized topsoil, 1 shovel of grass seed and 1 cup of slow release fertilizer. 2. Cover bare spots with this mixture, tamp down and water. Read more gardening tips for March.
Keep those Valentine cut flower arrangements fresh longer with a simple solution of 50-50 lemon-lime soda and water and a dash of bleach. Also, before you put your flowers in your vase remove all of the lower leaves. For more February gardening tips click here.
Display your 2012 calendar in a beautiful homemade frame with step-by-step instructions from Matt of Around the House With Matt and Shari.
Nothing says the holidays have arrived quite like Egg Nog does. This holiday staple is easy to buy ready-made in the store, but it's actually not that hard to make your own - and it's much more delicious! It's also a wonderful homemade gift idea - giving someone home-brewed egg nog to take them into the new year. Here are step-by-step instructions on how to make your own egg nog from America's Test Kitchen.
Create a beautiful centerpiece for autumn and the Thanksgiving holiday in 3 easy steps with Katie Brown of Katie Brown Workshop:
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Running out of ideas of what to make with all those apples you picked this fall? Tune in to b organic with Michele Beschen for simple, step-by-step instructions for making your own apple butter. You can fill your pantry shelves with a versatile healthy spread that can be enjoyed in a lot of delicious ways! Click here for photo instructions. << previous 10 | 1-10 of 73 | next 10>>
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