Kitchen Tips #15

October 2nd, 2009

1. Mix club soda with Koolaid for a fizzy drink similar to soda pop.

2. Mix together 50% club soda and 50% cold juice together for a fizzy juice drink.

3. Got cloudy ice tea? Add a pinch of baking soda to a pitcher of tea prevent cloudiness .

4. Make your own mint tea by adding a few sprigs of mint to a hot cup of tea.

5. Add marshmallows dipped into cinnamon to make a surprise to your hot chocolate.

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6 Responses to “Kitchen Tips #15”

  1. Jayson @ bigjobsboard on October 2, 2009 7:28 am

    I am a house husband. I do the household chores and also cooking. My wife works 8 hours a day. I left in the house doing her thing while I haven’t found a new job yet. Your tips will surely help me. Thanks.

  2. askmsrecipe on October 2, 2009 7:56 pm

    Jayson,
    Good luck finding a job, it’s not easy in this economy.
    Ms R

  3. Sarah@magnifying mirrors on October 5, 2009 2:52 am

    I do marshmallows in cinnamon, also a tiny bit of chilli powder for a bit of a kick!

    I’ve not heard of adding baking soda to iced tea to prevent cloudiness before. I have to ask, how on earth did you discover that worked?

  4. Mariuca on October 5, 2009 7:53 am

    Hi Mrs. Recipe, I’m having the hardest time locating ur EC widget, is it just me or is it no longer on your blog? Anyway, dropped by via Adgi and I hope you’re having a good week! :)

  5. askmsrecipe on October 6, 2009 11:27 pm

    Mariuca,

    I moved the EC down my blog because I’m really am not sure how I feel about the latest EC changes.

    Ms R

  6. askmsrecipe on October 6, 2009 11:51 pm

    Sarah,
    Wow, chili powder, it’s amazing what foods you can mix together. My Grandmother left me her cookbook, she has a lot of great recipes and tips. Also, I’ve learned a lot of things with trial and error. I’m a bit of a mad scientist in the kitchen. I’ll mix up the strangest foods together surprising myself all the time. Thanks for the cinnamon and chili powder tip. Happy Cooking :)

    Ms R

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