If you live in Vermont, you might know of an iconic regional dessert called "sugar on snow." But even if you don't live there ...

[Jeri Ellsworth] has shown this is possible by making transistors and integrated circuits at home. While there won’t be chips with millions of transistors coming out of the HomeCMOS lab ...

This cost-effective recipe uses two ingredients, water and sugar or your chosen sweetener, enabling you to make simple syrup ...

My challenge was to extract the nuts and make use of the sticky ... for longer will yield stronger syrup. Once winter sets in, drizzle the syrup over snow-cream. The recipe can be scaled up.

Sap starts with a sugar content between 1 percent and 4 percent. The percentage of sugar content tells us approximately how many gallons of sap it will take to make a gallon of syrup. For example, if ...

you have enough fuel to make it home, or run the engine to keep warm. But if you do get stuck, make sure snow doesn't block the exhaust, because noxious fumes can leak into the vehicle.

Bottle and store. Pour the hot syrup into the hot canning jars (using a canning funnel to avoid making a mess), leaving about 1/4- inch of headspace, and seal with canning lids. Either cool and ...

We’re guessing he needed another use for his supercritical drying chamber, so after looking over a few patents, he decided to make pure caffeine in his garage. The extraction began with green ...

Or you could consider taking control over your caffeine intake (and saving some cash in the process) by making your own coffee at home ... can buy varying sizes of cone-shaped filters, which ...