These instructions will make absolutely no sense until you watch about 100 of this guys videos. It’s absolutely ridiculous because he makes it a little differently in each video. The information below is my take on deciphering those 100 videos in attempt to extract the secrets of making a good home made pizza. Once you’ve learned enough from his videos …
Brown Sugar Baked Chicken Thighs
INGREDIENTS Directions Large Cast Iron Skillet required. If you are still cooking in a frying pan throw that shit out and buy a cast iron skillet. I don’t even cook on a gas grill anymore because I have found that if you know how to use a cast iron pan it tastes just as good if not better than cooking …
Baked Rissoto
If you don’t have one of these find another recipe. You will need a Le Cruset dutch oven. They are pricey. Find one on sale. My family loves risotto and if you have one it cuts down the work by 80% Ingredients After risotto is cooked remove lid and add the following Directions Step 1: Preheat oven to 375°F. Melt 2 …
Spray Tip #23: Don’t Spray Tire Shine on your Driveway
Please stop applying tire shine on your tires when parked on your driveway I’ll admit it. I was guilty of doing this myself years ago. Applying tire shine while your vehicle is parked on your driveway often leaves behind those frustrating white rings. Fortunately, they usually disappear once the concrete or pavers dry completely. However, if you’re planning to have …
Spray Tip #22: Should we add a Paver or Concrete Patio?
Homeowners almost always add a paver patio or pool deck. You might want to consider concrete instead Many homeowners dream of having a beautiful paver patio where they can relax after a long day at work. Enjoying the sunset, grilling dinner, reading a book next to the gas fire-pit, or watching the kids play. But the reality often looks more …
Spray Tip #21: Dont wait for your annual cleaning to remove mud dauber nests!
Mud Daubers Nests will leave stains if left untreated Mud daubers gather wet soil from places like garden beds, flower pots, leaking hose bibs, puddles, and the edges of retention ponds. Once they’ve collected enough mud, they build their nests in sheltered locations such as soffits, porch ceilings, light fixtures, and other areas protected from rain and direct sunlight. The …
Spray Tip #20: Pressure wash from the bottom and work your way up
When pressure washing a driveway always start at the bottom and work your way up Next time you attempt pressure washing your driveway make sure you start at the lowest point of the driveway. So for most of us that’s down at the curbing near the street. The internet is full of pressure washing “experts” telling you to always start …
Spray Tip #19: Screen Enclosure Maintenance Tips
Screen Enclosures covered in green algae will make your pool deck or patio floor dirtier faster A common mistake is waiting until the enclosure looks dirty. By the time you notice black streaks, algae, or stains from the ground, the buildup has usually been accumulating for months. Regular light maintenance is much easier than a major cleanup.
Spray Tip #18: Don’t plant large trees next to hardscapes
Conservative Tree Planting Distances for Florida Trees Recommended Distance from Hardscapes: Live Oak 25–40 feet Southern Magnolia 15–25 feet Little Gem Magnolia 10–15 feet Crape Myrtle 8–12 feet Sabal Palm 5–8 feet Queen Palm 6–10 feet Pindo Palm 6–10 feet Sylvester Palm 8–12 feet Canary Island Date Palm 12–15 feet Red Maple 20–30 feet Sweetgum 25–35 feet East Palatka Holly …
Spray Tip #17: Don’t Rub your fingers into exterior painted surfaces
Once your home’s exterior has been professionally cleaned there is no need to rub the finish Resist the urge to rub your fingers across the siding like you’re checking a hotel room for dust. Exterior paint isn’t a countertop, and rubbing it can disturb oxidized (chalky) paint. Admire it with your eyes, not your fingertips. In the before and after …