The earliest soap was produced by the Babylonians about 2700BC. But, good quality soap did not emerge till the later half of the 17th century. And, the mass production of soap only started after the Industrial Revolution. In this tutorial we will learn how to make soap at home either for personal use or for sale and distribution.
Ice Cream was supposedly invented in China around 200BC. Back then and up to the 20th century, Ice Cream making was a difficult and tedious process. Ice Cream was available only to royalty and powerful people. But after the advent of refrigeration Ice Cream has become extremely popular all over the world. Ice cream comes in an amazing variety of types like gelato, kulfi, dollies and a phenomenal number of flavors including vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, blueberry etc. With refrigeration becoming so popular ice cream is now easy to make even at home. We will now see two of the methods in which ice cream can be easily made at home.
Beer is not only the worlds oldest but it is also the most popular and consumed alcoholic beverage ever. The first recorded recipe for beer was found on a Sumerian excavation site and is about four thousand years old. Beer is rather easy to make at home with the right equipment and is a lot cheaper than buying from the store. So you could be a hobbyist or a grad student with no money, here is a basic recipe to get you started.
Fried rice is an extremely popular dish in Southeast Asia and especially in China and India. It’s a great way to put to good use leftover food. Fried rice has become extremely common form of fast food all around Europe America and some parts of Africa. Curry fried rice, Hawaiian fried rice, Thai fried rice and Cha Han, etc. are some popular types of fried rice. Fried rice is prepared with already cooked rice and comes in both vegetarian and non vegetarian variants. In this article we shall take a look at the some basic methods of cooking both, vegetarian and non vegetarian fried rice variants, easily at home. Read the rest of this entry »
How to make lsd-25 at home?
This is the question we have tried to answer in this article.
LSD, short for Lysergic acid diethylamide, is one of the biggest influences of the 60’s Cultural Revolution. Most of the music of the 60’s was created under the influence of LSD. It ushered in an era of ‘spiritual awakening’ and helped create a sense of freedom and utopia. LSD was first created by Albert Hoffman, who discovered its psychedelic after accidentally absorbing a small amount through his fingertips in the laboratory.
Ah! Wine! The sweet smell of wine has itself caused more than its share of hearts to flutter. From red wines, made of black grapes fermented whole, to white wines, made from either black grapes or white ones, wines have dominated as the choice alcohol for parties to grand events to romantic dinners for years. So, how is this magical drink prepared? Well it’s quite simple and can be easily made at home.
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Pot brownies also know as special brownies, marijuana brownies, weed brownies, space brownies, magic brownies, are typically brownies with either weed or hash added to the recipe to achieve a high. Pot brownies are usually higher in potency than smoking the same amount of weed. Pot brownies are extremely popular in college parties, hippie gatherings and music concerts. Once you know how to make this, expect to be the star of a few parties for years to come.
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Originated in the Greek world as flat round bread, pizza came to Italy in the early 18th century. Pizzas grew extremely popular among the Italian peasants as it was tasty, cheap and filling. The early pizzas did not contain any toppings till Queen Margherita developed an instant liking to it. To make pizzas, especially, special for the queen the chef decided to top it up with tomatoes, basil leaves and cheese creating the world’s first margherita pizza.
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Napalm is a highly flammable military grade explosive. Its name is derived from the first letters of its thickeners naphthenic and palmitic acids. Napalm is highly dangerous. It burns at about 800-1200˚C and is not easily extinguishable by water as its long hydrocarbons chains resist water. Despite all this napalm can be easily made at home. In this article we will learn how Napalm is made.
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