Next: I've always liked the Java Logs and have been curious to try and make my own seeing as we drink a ton of coffee in my house and always have grinds to throw away. The recipe for this sounds extremely easy and can be found here- http://www.ehow.com/how_4866384_make-log-using-coffee-grounds.html I will let you know how mine turn out.
Last, I stumbled on to this idea by accident and cannot wait to try it out... Dried orange peels for kindling the fire. I can only imagine how amazing this must make ones home smell. You can save the peels and dry them in a paper bag or you can set them on a roasting pan in a warm oven set to a very low temp. From what I've read, they get very hot and in the old days were used as a substitue for coal to heat stoves. How cool is that?!
Last, I stumbled on to this idea by accident and cannot wait to try it out... Dried orange peels for kindling the fire. I can only imagine how amazing this must make ones home smell. You can save the peels and dry them in a paper bag or you can set them on a roasting pan in a warm oven set to a very low temp. From what I've read, they get very hot and in the old days were used as a substitue for coal to heat stoves. How cool is that?!
Incredible scents to fill your home on a cold day, good for the planet and good for your pocket. :)
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ReplyDeleteThese are some really great ideas. I can only imagine the smell. Mmmm.
I was reading that issue of MSL before bed last night and I was avoiding the chicken recipes because I was hungry. :)
Lol, those roated chickens looked so good that I'm making the rosemary one tonight! Gotta love Martha Stewart. :)
ReplyDeletePS- I tried the orange rind and it smelled amazing!