Here are some tips for all the novice and seasoned cooks in the kitchen. I’ve been asked for some tips so here comes a few with more to come.
Tip 1: Prior to using measuring cups or spoons coat with cooking oil prior to using to prevent sticking. This is especially helpful with honey, syrups and other sticky ingredients.
Tip 2: To check if baking powder is still good place 1/4 teaspoon of baking powder into 1/4 cup water. If it bubbles the baking powder still good.
Tip 3: Place towel or napkin under cutting board to prevent cutting board from moving.
Tip 4: Use a dinner fork to remove ingredients off the beaters to a hand or stand alone mixer. Just make sure you unplug it first.
Tip 5: Microwave a few teaspoons of baking soda in 2 cups of water in a microwave safe bowl for 5 minutes to loosen up stuck on food on the microwave walls. Then pour down the sink with a couple of cups vinegar to clean drains out at the same time. Sorry folks this won’t take the place of Joe the Plumber. 
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Very nice tips for cooking
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Happy Valentines day Ms R
Happy Valentines Day to you and Everyone
Ms R
Hi Ms. Recipe! These are great tips. I didn’t know about the baking powder. And for the cutting board, it also helps to put rubber band on both sides to prevent it from sliding. Thanks for sharing.
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Happy Valentine’s Day!
Thanks for the tip, I’ll include it in my next tips post.
Ms Recipe
hi! happy valentines.
very informative post you have here.
i have one too in my blog.
http://ourdailytips.blogspot.com/2009/02/no-odor-fridge.html
have a nice day!
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