Instructions for Making Crock Pot Handmade Soap by Judi Cox
... My favorite crock pot soap recipe: Rosemary Mint Handmade Soap 4 pounds - 38 ounces olive oil (59.38%) - 14.4 ounces palm kernel oil (22.5%) - 11.6 ounces palm oil (18.13%) - 8.7 ounces sodium hydroxide (5% discount) - 17.5 ounces distilled water - 3 ounces rosemary mint blend essential oils - 2 teabags of Organic Peppermint tea Disclaimer: Sodium Hydroxide is highly caustic and should be handled carefully and knowledgeably.

Soapmaking Recipes - What Goes Into A Good One? by Lisa Chambers
... This property can help with lather, especially great for recipes where a lower amount of lathering oils are used, can greatly help the ability of the soap to lather without being overly drying- matter of fact castor oil is high in essential fatty acids which is great for the skin. You don't NEED this property, however, to make a nice soap. iodine value-This isn't really a fatty acid composition but another number I keep an eye on in my final stats for my soap recipes.

Cooking for a Crowd? Need Large Quantity Recipes? Why Not Create Your Own? by Debra Haydel
... However, recipes are not indefinitely expandable (or shrinkable for that matter) and enlarging a recipe any more then 2-4 times is not recommended. You may also use recipe converters which are easily found online. The converters however, simply "do the math", multiplying each ingredient amount by the increased number of servings you enter into the converter. It does not take into account, for example, the pungency or texture of the ingredients. If a 4-serving recipe calls for 1 tablespoon ...

Preparing Your Culinary Masterpiece by Shawn P
... All-purpose flour, cornstarch (for thickening gravy), assorted noodles and pasta, rice, oils (vegetable, olive, peanut), vinegar (white wine, red wine, apple cider, plain distilled), canned soups (beef broth, chicken broth, tomato, cream of mushroom), assorted spices and flavorings (dried minced onion, oregano for Italian dishes, salt, pepper, any others you like.)Buy small quantities on new items and taste test before stocking up. Other good things to keep on hand.