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Choosing a Thermometer
Cheap and frugal are very different things. To be cheap is to prioritize cost over all else. Being frugal, however, means not spending more than is necessary while still considering quality, time savings, performance, and other factors. An inexpensive stockpot … Continue reading
PDF Prototypes
PDF Prototypes: Mistakenly Disregarded and Underutilized Debunking common misconceptions about PDFs Misconception #1: Dynamic elements can NOT be created in a PDF. Misconception #2: PDFs are only good for prototyping page-based applications. Misconception #3: PDFs can NOT include multimedia. Remote … Continue reading
Making Homebrew Jelly
Beer for breakfast? What was once a fun jest, now becomes reality — and we’re not talking Funky Buddah’s Maple Bacon Coffee Porter either — as beer jellies fill a growing market niche. “There are all kinds of ways to … Continue reading
BIAB Brewing Primer for Beginners
Brew -in-a-bag (BIAB) is a full-volume, all-grain brewing process using a single kettle. The appeal of BIAB brewing to me is the great quality beer that you can make using a very simple process. In fact, if you stick with … Continue reading
Water Requirements for BIAB Brewing
The beauty of brew-in-a-bag (BAIB) is its simplicity and great results you can get from this easy all-grain home brewing method. It’s the natural “next step” that extract brewers can take to get their brewing to the next level. For … Continue reading
Practical tips for Web and mobile usability tests
from TNW Jerry Cao is a content strategist at UXPin — a wireframing and prototyping app with built-in usability testing — where he develops in-app and online content for the wireframing and prototyping platform. To learn how to conduct 20 … Continue reading
How To Clean Your Oven The Right Way
It’s really simple and will cost you next to nothing! Just follow the instructions below and your oven will soon look like brand-new again. What You’ll Need A small bowl Water Spray bottle Baking soda A rag Vinegar How To … Continue reading
Current Mead Making Techniques
Mead is a fermented beverage made purely from honey. It is not beer or wine. As a result, mead making follows a completely different set of rules from wine or beer making. The purpose of this article is to teach … Continue reading
The Poor Man’s Hop Spider DIY
I’m always on the lookout for ways to improve my brewing processes without breaking the bank. Most recently, I’ve had my eye on the popular hop spider DIY project. This innovative design suspends a hop bag in the boil, allowing … Continue reading
5 Tips for Avoiding a Stuck Sparge
Who has time to putz around trying to fix a pesky stuck sparge? One of the best ways to deal with this issue is to prevent it from happening in the first place! Here are five tips to keep wort … Continue reading