Tuesday, April 24th, 2018
Chang’s Sticky Baby Back Ribs
“Top Chef” judge Gail Simmons is in the kitchen making a mouth-watering dish of baby back ribs with honey, Chinese Five Spice powder and chili flakes. She suggests cutting the ribs when they are cooled down to make it less messier to serve.
Get more from Gail at GailSimmons.com
DIY Sunglasses Cases
Orly Shani is showing you how to make your sunglass case using cotton fabric, felt, scissors, needle and thread. Use hot glue magnets inside of the fabric to secure the case. Don’t be afraid to get as creative as you want with customizing the cases, too.
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Sunglasses template can be found at ISPyDIY.com
Dr. Kristi Funk
Board-certified surgeon and co-founder of “The Pink Lotus Breast Center,” Dr. Kristi Funk visits Home & Family to talk about her new book, “Breasts: The Owner’s Manual.” The doctor talks about how women should start annual mammograms at the age of 40 and provides new information about ways you can decrease your risks for breast cancer.
Coconut Curry Chicken Skillet
Author of “The Pretty Dish,” Jessica Merchant is in the kitchen making her mouth-watering coconut curry chicken skillet. When it comes to the base, use unsweetened coconut milk in either low-fat or full-fat.
Derby Day Party on a Budget
Ready to celebrate the Kentucky Derby? TV personality and lifestyle expert Trish Suhr is showing you how to host your own Derby Day party and introducing you to ways to cut the cost. This includes making your own Derby hat station and creating your own version of “Pin the Jockey on the Horse.”
Mushroom and Goat Cheese Bechamel Pizza
Debbie is in the kitchen preparing a delicious mushroom and goat cheese béchamel pizza. She also talks about how you can find dishes like this in Traverse, Michigan, which is one of the nation’s top wine and food destinations. The city also offers a variety of film, comedy, music and food festivals.
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Get more information at Michigan.org
DIY Christmas Magnets
Maria Provenzano is getting into the holiday spirit by showing you how to make Christmas snow globe magnets. All you really need are tin containers, E6000 glue, ribbon, fake snow, scrapbook paper and a few random accessories.