, for early mornings when the grass is still soaked with dew.
You won’t be able to wait until you get to see the final result!I can’t recommend a few good evenings spent on Pinterest enough!.
We’ve got plenty more of these types of projects either half underway or just in the planning stages around here.The thing you really need to know is that no matter how much planning you do, you’ll always have to get a little creative and you’ll always run into some kind of challenge, BUT you’ll also always love the final product so much more than you thought you would!The extra storage and functionality that built-ins bring to our home really do make my life better on a daily basis.
So if you’re thinking of taking on the challenge of adding some built-ins to your home, I say go for it!Let’s step back in time together to three and a half years ago when we moved in.Imagine this: Dark blue walls, deep red curtains and weird burnt-yellow shag carpeting.
Oh and a little bit of circa-who-knows-when dusty rose wallpaper peeking out from the closet.
That was Kennedy’s room!Start out with any kind of mushroom you like.
I used basic white mushrooms.Success in mushroom making is all in the technique, so expensive ingredients aren’t required, just make sure your mushrooms are nice and fresh.. Once you’ve chosen your mushrooms, you’ll need to clean them.
You want to keep the moisture content down to get a really good brown color on them and avoid steaming them instead, so instead of soaking your mushrooms, just wipe them down with a damp cloth.. Once your mushrooms are clean, trim the tough part from the end of each steam and then slice them thinly like this:.Time to Add the Sizzle.