How do you make pizza on a BBQ? You just make pizza on a BBQ! All you need is a BBQ and a metal plate to lay the pizza on. Item list:
Pizza on a BBQ (or oven)

How do you make pizza on a BBQ? You just make pizza on a BBQ! All you need is a BBQ and a metal plate to lay the pizza on. Item list:
Grilled pineapple dusted with cinnamon is a super easy & delicious desert, which will light up any BBQ!
Firecracker salmon is super easy to make and is always a hit at any gathering. It can be served however you like – in its tin foil wrapper or even on a pizza!
This recipe for walnut brownies was first published in the “Lil’ Chefs” calendar by Unicef.
It’s time for a CSS3 @font-face browser support table. One that documents specifically how browsers act when either the whole font family is specified (regular, italic, bold, bold-italic & small-caps) or only the regular version of the font is specified. The test-case that this based on uses the ideal, easiest (laziest) implementation and can be found on its own page here.
Hi Internet! Happy New Year! Here’s a list of the best weblogs on the internet in 2009:
Chris Coyier over at css-tricks.com had a great example of a css conundrum: how to centre, both vertically and horizontally, multiple lines of text. He some good code (using table-cell) but his code for IE relied on some (script)expressions which can have the unfortunate habbit of slowing down a page.
This series of articles is about the challenges that arise when using @font-face. Font licensing is one (that many others have written about) and the file-size of included font-files is another, but this article is about browser implementation eccentricities. I’ll start off by showing the ideal @font-face implementation in this article, before moving on to showing current browser deficiencies and the implementation I settled on for including a full font-family which works in the here and now.
Good Example: YouWorkForThem Nice clear vertical design from YouWorkForThem. Good use of fixed positioning for the pagination.
Ootje Oxenaar designer of the most beautiful banknotes in the world. (Guilder notes, now replaced by the euro) – via www.creativereview.co.uk & Eye Magazine