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"Kitchen tips that really work."
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CutsyTootsy 1795 desperate attention whore postings
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10-03-07, 09:52 AM (EST)
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"Kitchen tips that really work."
While watching Food Network the other day the chef used an egg slicer to cut her strawberries into slices. I am making strawberry shortcake for about 70 people tonight and I decided to try this tip (I had to buy the slicer.) It works! It's easy and fast and it works! Yea!

So, have you got any good kitchen tips that you're willing to share?


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  Subject     Author     Message Date     ID  
 RE: Kitchen tips that really work. Ahtumbreez 10-03-07 1
   RE: Kitchen tips that really work. mysticwolf 10-03-07 16
 RE: Kitchen tips that really work. weltek 10-03-07 2
   RE: Kitchen tips that really work. jbug 10-03-07 4
       RE: Kitchen tips that really work. weltek 10-03-07 5
           RE: Kitchen tips that really work. CutsyTootsy 10-03-07 7
 RE: Kitchen tips that really work. smokeysmom 10-03-07 3
   RE: Kitchen tips that really work. CutsyTootsy 10-03-07 8
       RE: Kitchen tips that really work. smokeysmom 10-03-07 9
 RE: Kitchen tips that really work. Ahtumbreez 10-03-07 6
   RE: Kitchen tips that really work. mysticwolf 10-03-07 17
 RE: Kitchen tips that really work. dragonflies 10-03-07 10
 RE: Kitchen tips - stay out of it newsomewayne 10-03-07 11
   RE: Kitchen tips - stay out of it CutsyTootsy 10-03-07 12
 RE: Kitchen tips that really work. J Slice 10-03-07 13
 RE: Kitchen tips that really work. Sunny_Bunny 10-03-07 14
 RE: Kitchen tips that really work. mysticwolf 10-03-07 15
 RE: Kitchen tips that really work. mysticwolf 10-03-07 18
   RE: Kitchen tips that really work. blacknwhitedog 10-04-07 19

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Ahtumbreez 10456 desperate attention whore postings
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10-03-07, 09:55 AM (EST)
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1. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."
Rub your hands with a stainless steel utensile after cutting onions or garlic to get rid of the smell. A great tip if you're wanting a romantic night after fixing spaghetti!

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10-03-07, 10:18 PM (EST)
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16. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."
Oops. I should have read first. I just posted almost the same tip. (Using cold water and not rubbing is safer if it's the knife blade you're holding. )


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10-03-07, 10:00 AM (EST)
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2. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."
One of the TWO times I watched the Rachel Ray show, she had on kitchen tips from viewers. Only one was new and exciting to me:

Store your saran wrap in the fridge and it won't stick to itself when you unroll it.

Ok, I admit, I haven't actually tried it, but it sounds good.


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10-03-07, 10:02 AM (EST)
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4. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."
Dh told me he saw that the other day - problem is? I don't have room in my fridge for many extras (DH thought she said freezer tho).


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5. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."

Maybe it was the freezer...I wasn't paying that much attention.


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10-03-07, 10:41 AM (EST)
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7. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."
I think I'll try this. Me and my saran wrap don't get along too well usually.

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10-03-07, 10:01 AM (EST)
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3. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."
--Use balls of crumpled newspaper to kill odors in the fridge (or elsewhere, like shoes), it really works.

--If you put a sheet of paper towel above and below in the container you store washed / prepared lettuce in it will last A LOT longer. (If you buy salad bags , you can stick a sheet in the bag).

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8. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."
Is the paper towel wet or dry?

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9. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."
Ooooops -- good question! You toss it in dry.

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10-03-07, 10:10 AM (EST)
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6. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."
This isn't actually a kitchen tip but the item comes from a kitchen.....If you boil onion skins, you can use the water as a conditioning rinse for your hair.

We tried this once while camping, ok, there was tequila involved, but no one had any conditioner on them, so... It worked okay, and no it didn't stink.

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10-03-07, 10:22 PM (EST)
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17. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."
I'd be a bit afraid to try this one. Boiled onion skins can also be used as a natural fabric dye.


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10. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."
I've been doing that egg slicer for years. I love that thing!

My kitchen tip? Order out!


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11. "RE: Kitchen tips - stay out of it"
Let the woman have her space.

*runs*


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10-03-07, 02:58 PM (EST)
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12. "RE: Kitchen tips - stay out of it"
*pops a kitchen towel at wayne*

Ok Mister. You are now in charge of dinner.

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10-03-07, 03:16 PM (EST)
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13. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."
Butter improves everything.

Seriously.

Except fresh fruit - then it's kind of gross.


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14. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."
The RR tip of smashing a garlic clove with the side of the knife before you cut it makes it ever so easy to chop it up fine.

If you oil slightly the top of a pan before you boil noodles, the water won't bubble over.


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15. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."
My favorite tip? When you've sliced onions or something else that makes your hands smell, hold the blade of your knife (or any other piece of stainless steel) between your hands and run them under cold water. Smell's gone. It's just that easy.


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18. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."
Since it seems my first tip is a repeat I'll go with my second.

Get a microwave safe collander. When you need to brown ground beef? Put the collander inside of another microwave safe dish and the beef inside the collander. When it's done just lift it out, all the grease has drained into the lower bowl. Discard grase, put the beef back into the bowl, and continue with your recipe.


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19. "RE: Kitchen tips that really work."
I read that one in a magazine so I tried it and it made a terrible mess. I put the ground beef in a plastic collander and placed a bowl under the collander to catch the grease. I ended up throwing the collander away because I could not clean the little specks of meat out of the holes- it was like baked on.



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