tariq.ca

https://ift.tt/3rGKECA
Excerpt:

“‘Look at this,” I say to my girlfriend. “Pretty cool, right?” I am slowly rubbing a mildly abrasive product called Bar Keeper’s Friend into the white worktop of our kitchen counter, eradicating an almost invisible stain.”

https://ift.tt/3kVhWKL
Excerpt:

“It’s back to school (for most, for some?), and whether your kiddos are physically attending school or staying home, having a plan for speedy and healthy lunches is imperative. And if you’re like us here, easy lunches are the best lunches. Enter the mighty sandwich.”

https://ift.tt/30XPDU4
Excerpt:

“The billowy meringue on this Mile-High Raspberry Meringue Pie will capture the attention of everyone at the table, but the sweet, tart raspberry filling will steal the show. Fresh raspberries are puréed and cooked into a ruby-hued lemon curd, then set inside a slightly-salty graham cracker crust.”

https://ift.tt/2BVNpaY
Excerpt:

“A classic soft flour tortilla.”

https://ift.tt/2Vj2cpK
Excerpt:

“During lockdown, I became (and am still increasingly becoming) emotionally attached to my sourdough starter. Like a Tamagotchi or a houseplant for a just-maturing millennial, my starter has become a practice run for looking after another living being.”

https://ift.tt/2YwFxbD
Excerpt:

“Word Search Creator is free and open source (GNU GPLv2), there are no feature/time limits. Download v1.1. – Play on screen. – One click shuffle words. – Choose the directions of the words. – Set the size and shape of your word search. – Use Auto-enlarge to guarantee all words will fit.”

https://ift.tt/31cUxgD
Excerpt:

“Include line breaks (i.e. newlines, not HTML line breaks) between list items? The variables can additionally be augmented with filters. To use a filter, add a pipe character(|) followed by the name of the filter before the closing bracket in the variable, e.g. %[name|lower]% or %[number|zeropad]%.”

https://ift.tt/2YmiBfc
Excerpt:

“At first glance, the workbench in “The Anarchist’s Workbench” appears to be almost identical to the bench I built in 2005, which has shown up in a number of magazines and books. It’s chunky, made from yellow pine and the workholding is a leg vise, planing stop and holdfasts.”

https://ift.tt/2yYh2u3
Excerpt:

“Many knockdown workbenches suffer from unfortunate compromises. Inexpensive commercial benches that can be knocked down for shipping use skimpy hardware and thin components to reduce shipping weight. The result is that the bench never feels sturdy. Plus, assembly usually takes a good hour.”