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Video: Chez Pim's Super Easy Pie or Tart Dough

"Everybody should have a go-to pie dough or tart dough that they do in their sleep," says Pim Techamuanvivit (aka Chez Pim), who recently came out with a cookbook called The Foodie Handbook. Here she shows us her go-to, which really does look ridiculously easy. Making a pie crust from scratch always sounds intimidating but this approach is more like playing with Play Doh that happens to turn into a deliciously flaky, buttery crust. (And you can do it straight on the countertop. No bowl required.) Pim finishes it off with frangipagne (she blends the almonds herself, avoiding almond meal) and fruit for a rustic galette. Become a pie dough expert in four minutes, after the jump....

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Bread Shoes

[Photographs: da da da] Hollowed-out loaves of bread designed by R&E Praspaliauskas are available at dadadastudio.eu for €22 a pair. Or you could find two shoe-sized loaves of bread and make them yourselves (for purposes unbeknown to us). If you need more instruction, here's a video on how to make bread shoes, after the jump....

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Video: 'Pepper'

A plucky fly straps a pepper shaker to its back and spreads sneezing powers around the world, saving many innocent lives in the process. Argentinian animation studio Tatanka made this short film to promote peace—and maybe pepper. Watch the video after the jump...

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Video: Where Do Whisks Come From?

Have you ever wondered how those wire loops get on a whisk? Or never thought you did but now you do? In this video, the web show CUPS (Cooking Up a Story) goes inside the only U.S. manufacturer of whisks. "Next to a knife, fork, and spoon, I think it's probably one of the most common tools in a home kitchen," said John Merrifield, who runs the factory with his brother. (I'd like to see him debate that with a spatula manufacturer.) Watch the video, after the jump....

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Video: Rube Goldberg Breakfast Machine

This breakfast-making contraption recently designed by Yuki Suzuki can whip up omelets, butter toast, brew coffee, and squeeze fresh orange juice. It was made out of record players, alarm clocks, and other miscellaneous household items. Though the guy in the video explains the crazy Rube Goldbergian process in Dutch, you really don't need words to appreciate an egg rolling down a slide and paint roller slathering butter onto toast. (And if you do speak Dutch, maybe there's a part about leaving out the bacon?) Watch the video, after the jump....

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Video: Mr. Bean Makes a Sandwich

When Mr. Bean wants to eat a sandwich in the park, he doesn't half-ass it; he brings all the ingredients with him and constructs it on the spot (even if that involves washing or killing his ingredients), to the befuddlement of the guy he's sitting next to. Watch the video after the jump....

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Video: How to Play Farmville, the Facebook Farming Game

You know farming has reached faddish proportions when there's a Facebook game devoted to it. Farmville was launched in June but now has nearly 60 million users. It's somewhere between the Sims and Charlotte's Web where players harvest raspberries, pumpkins, and other foods, then sell their bounty for online coins. As this recent New York Times piece points out, more and more people are becoming obsessed with putting on their virtual overalls. "The game seems to have mesmerized people from all walks of life. Every night for the last two weeks, Jil Wrinkle, a 40-year-old medical transcriber in the Philippines, has set his alarm for 1:30 a.m., when he will wake up, roll over and harvest his blueberries." See...

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Video: How to Eat a Chicken Wing

If you're eating a chicken wing off the bone, you're doing it wrong, according to Food Wishes. Their tutorial shows you how to debone a chicken wing by simply (maybe) twisting and pulling out the bones. Do any of you use this method? Watch the video after the jump....

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Video: Building a House Out of Ritter Sport Bars

Lego sculpture artist Nathan Sawaya trades in Lego bricks for Ritter Sport chocolate bars in this video to promote Ritter Sport's Happiness Squared Contest. Nominate your favorite person or organization, such as volunteers who build houses, to give them the chance to win a year's supply of Ritter Sport. Watch the video after the jump....

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Videos: Feeding a Cat With Chopsticks

Happy Friday! Here's a ridiculously cute video of a cat balancing on its hind legs while being fed with chopsticks. Watch the video after the jump....

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