Get Your Pasta Right
Rule of thumb: if the pasta is tubular, it is meant to be stuffed and coated with sauce—do not toss it in oil after boiling, or the sauce will slide off.
Soften brown sugar
Simple. Just pop it into the microwave for 15 seconds.Though white sugar keeps for as along as two years, brown sugar should be replaced within a year.
Make Herbalicious Honey
Infuse your honey with a sprig of fresh rosemary, lavender, sage or thyme for a sweet fragrance and a lovely flavour.
Create Cute Hooks for Your Cutlery
Drill holes into the ends of old forks and spoons. Bend the base into curves with pliers, and use them to hang your oven gloves and aprons.
Reuse that Aluminum Foil
Do you, like me, hate to throw away used pieces of aluminum foil? If so, just ball them up and use them to scrub food off your glass pans and bowls—they work just as well as steel scrubs.
Have Your Cheese and Eat it Too
Trying to lose weight but can’t bear to have bland bread? Just tie up a cup of fresh plain yogurt in a muslin cloth, and let the water seep out. After a few hours, whisk this cheesy, creamy paste with some crushed pepper, a few garlic flakes, a little salt and some chopped coriander. Makes a super-tasty, low-calorie bread-spread.
Bounty in a Bowl
Sprinkle grated carrot over any salad for a zesty look, extra flavour and a vitamin-mineral boost.
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Excellent - I LOVE LOVE LOVE blueberries! And the best way to eat 'em is fresh! Heck, that' the only…
Very good info
I agree with Sam A. and Winn A.
Would also be lovely with blueberries .! Just have to wait for the warm weather to arrive !
great ideas, thanks for sharing
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+ add your ownGood ideas,thanks.
Great tips! =)
thanks
I'd add chopped onion and thinly sliced cucumber to the yoghurt cheese, or some squashed raspberries instead of the other ingredients I think. The bread would be better toasted, for contrast. (This is making me feel peckish.)
Pretty picture-good ideas.
You can buy the cheese ready made in a gourmet shop selling Middle Eastern foods.
Thanks for the tips!
Thanks for the tips, I especially like the yogurt spread :) Must try it out, sounds yum!
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Thanks for the wonderful tips.
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