Beef tenderloin is one of the most tender and expensive cuts of beef. Ask your butcher to tie the tenderloin in 1-inch increments. If you can't find mushroom pâté in your grocery store, just leave it out--the recipe is delicious even without it.
1 bottle of clear school glue (147 ml)The same amount of water (147 ml)1/2 teaspoon of borax (I bought mine from my local hardware store in the cleaning section for $8.)1/2 cup hot waterA few sprinkles of silver & blue glitterA few drops of blue food coloring Steps:
1 large bag of Jasmine Rice ½ a yard of fabric½ a yard of fabric1 spool of thick crafty thread1 large sewing needle1 roll of double-sided fabric tape1 roll of ribbon Pins to hold the fabric in place
• PVC 1 inch pipes – 26 pieces cut 2 1/2 ft long• 4 pieces of PVC 4ft long• 10 elbow joints• 10 T joints• 4 Cross (x) joints• 2 end caps• 1 threaded female hose connector• 1 drill with small 1/2 inch drill bit• PVC pipe glue• Pool noodles• Sponges• Ties/string/ribbon/decorations The first step is to build a framework of PVC pipe and PVC joints. Take 4 ft length PVC pipes and drill 8-10 holes. Connect three 2½ ft PVC pipes with T joints in the center and elbow joints at the end. REPEAT do this two times for both sides. NOTE: On one side use T joint instead of elbow joint. Add 4 PVC pipes to T joints to start to build up. At top of T joint on both sides add x joints. REPEAT for both sides. Add 2½ length PVC to each elbow joint. REPEAT for both sides. At top of each length add elbow joint. Connect 2 sides you created with 4 foot lengths. PVC pipe glue keeps water tight and structure stable.
