25 Basic Tips For Kitchen That Will Make Life Easier
Cooking
#1. Add ½
teaspoon of baking soda when boiling eggs. The shell will slide right off.
#2. To easily
peel the garlic: Put the garlic in cold water before peeling.
#3. To easily
peel boiled potatoes, placed them in cold water immediately after being boiled.
#4. Immerse
potatoes in the water after cutting it to prevent them from darkening while
waiting for oil to heat up and fry them.
#5. If you need
to add more oil in the frying pan during the frying, add the oil along the
edges of the frying pan so that when it reaches the ingredients cooked, it will
be well heated.
#6. Freeze the
meat in the freezer before slicing it for roasting or steaming. This will make
it easier and faster to cut.
#7. Spice up
meat and fish evenly. Sprinkle the salt and pepper as if they were a falling
snow. This will prevent the accumulation of spices in some areas.
#8. After
spicing up chicken or meat, leave them in the refrigerator for at least two
hours until the spices are fully absorbed for a better taste.
#9. When burning
food: Raise the cooking pot from the fire and directly immersed in cold water
so that the burning taste won’t affect the undamaged parts of the food. Then
transfer the saved food in another pot and complete the process of cooking.
#10. When
cooking cauliflower, add a little milk and salt to the water to keep its
whiteness.
#11. If your
soup is too salty, you can get rid of the excess of salt by adding the
ingredients used in the soup especially potatoes and carrots. They will help
absorb the excess of salt.
#12. To cut the onion
with tears, put the onions in the refrigerator for twenty minutes before
slicing it.
#13. Do not add salt to the salad until it is time to be served so that the vegetables won’t shrivel quickly.
#13. Do not add salt to the salad until it is time to be served so that the vegetables won’t shrivel quickly.
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#14. To squeeze
more juice out of a lemon, rub it between the palm of your hands a little or
warm it for 10 seconds in the microwave.
Food Storage.
#15. Keep the
spices in a dark, cool place, not near the stove. Heat and sunlight make spices
lose their flavor over time.
#16. Prepare the
chicken stock in large quantities and store it in plastic bags or containers in
the freezer. That way, you can use them later in preparing soups or other
dishes without having to cook meat.
#17. Once the sauce can is opened, pour a little oil on the surface so that it does not spoil quickly in the refrigerator.
#17. Once the sauce can is opened, pour a little oil on the surface so that it does not spoil quickly in the refrigerator.
Cleaning.
#18. To get rid
of the smell of garlic, rub your hands on the edges of the stainless-steel
kitchen sink for thirty seconds and then wash them and watch how the smell will
go.
#19. To get rid of the bad smell in the refrigerator, place a piece of charcoal or a cup filled with baking soda in the refrigerator door.
#19. To get rid of the bad smell in the refrigerator, place a piece of charcoal or a cup filled with baking soda in the refrigerator door.
#20. Place a
piece of charcoal next to the fish pan to absorb the odor.
#21. To freshen the smell of the kitchen and get rid of the cooking smell, put some lemon slices in water and boil it for an hour.
#22. To remove traces of eggs from dishes and spoons, rub a little sea salt then rinse with hot water and dry.
#23. To maintain the silver shiny: Put a finger of chalk in the silver drawer with spoons, forks, and knives, as it helps to absorb the moisture.
#24. Clean fat and oily spots that appear on the clothes as a result of the scattering of some food, with a sprinkle of baby powder right on the stained spot.
#21. To freshen the smell of the kitchen and get rid of the cooking smell, put some lemon slices in water and boil it for an hour.
#22. To remove traces of eggs from dishes and spoons, rub a little sea salt then rinse with hot water and dry.
#23. To maintain the silver shiny: Put a finger of chalk in the silver drawer with spoons, forks, and knives, as it helps to absorb the moisture.
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#24. Clean fat and oily spots that appear on the clothes as a result of the scattering of some food, with a sprinkle of baby powder right on the stained spot.
#25. To prevent
the creaking sound of the doors: cover the hinges with a thick layer of
petroleum jelly.
Bonus. Check if eggs are still edible
Place raw eggs
in a bowl of cold water to see if they’re still edible. If the egg sinks
to the bottom, it’s okay to eat it. If it floats, then you better not. Over
time, the liquid inside the egg evaporates through the porous shell, leaving a
gas bubble inside. The more it floats, the older it is.
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