Remove avocado stems to gauge its ripeness
Wrap the top of your bananas with plastic wrap and they’ll last 4-5 days longer
Cup bacon and eggs together for convenient breakfast bites
If you love bacon and eggs for breakfast, try out this little hack for bite sized portions.
Yogurt makes a healthy substitute for nearly anything
Freeze red and white wine before cooking
This way when a recipe calls for either, you will always have the wine available. Just drop a cube in and cook.
Use dental floss to cut soft bread and cheese
Cutting soft foods with dental floss will prevent them from becoming flat.
Crack eggshells for trippy dye patterns
To keep potatoes from budding, place an apple in the bag with the potatoes
Bake eggs instead of boiling them
Alton Brown Method of Hard-Cooking Eggs - 325 degrees for 30 minutes. Baked eggs are better because they are less sulfurous (smelly) and the texture of the finished eggs is creamier.
But if you must boil, follow this guide
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Make the perfect loaded potato
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If you put a thumbprint in the middle of your burger it will cook flat, not round
Lather a moat of PB around the J for a drip-free PB&J sandwich
Determine serving size with your hand
Make dried fruits in your oven
Put wooden spoon over a boiling pot to prevent spill overs
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Make a brick oven at home for $5
Keep your avocados green longer with the help of lemon
Use a paper towel to keep your salad fresh and to avoid sogginess
Bake tortillas to make your own crispy taco shells
Section off your beef before freezing to have portion sized patties after
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Brew tea with these time guides
Good post. Lots of good tips.
Thanks Izi!
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I also can't imagine why you would want to freeze wine. Just keep it in the bottle and use as needed. It generally ages well.