My friend's bookbinding fell apart in Tucson, so he swears by Titebond now.

My board game group did a similar thing for a game of Betrayal at House on the Hill. We all brought gross looking Halloween snacks and turned the lights down low. It made the spooky story so much better because we were already creeped out by the weird food. That extra layer of theme really gets people to buy into the game's world right away. It's way better than just ordering a pizza again. I read a blog post that called it "immersive snacking" and honestly that's the perfect name for it.

Oh man, I was so sure it would taste like a salad dressing accident. Honestly, it just makes everything better without any weird tang. I feel like I've been braising wrong for years.

JMT's alpine lakes are just unmatched, sorry.

I read that adding a splash of red wine vinegar can really brighten up a jarred sauce.