Here's the continuation of the kitchen tips which I posted a few days ago. I do hope that it will help others who are following or reading my blog. Here it goes...
To improve the flavor of green string beans, place 1 or 2 small onions in kettle before adding beans.
Singe chicken or other fowl by holding over burner of oil or gas stove.
When baking whole fish, wrap in well-oiled cheesecloth. When fish is done, it can be lifted from baking pan without falling to pieces. To remove cloth, slip a spatula under fish and slide cloth out after fish is on platter.
When prok or beef liver is tough, run it through a food chopper. Season and drop by spoonfuls into hot frying pan.
Wash fresh pineapples thoroughly before paring. Cover parings with water and cook until soft. Use strained juice for making jelly.
To keep muffins from burning around the edges, fill one section with water instead of batter.
Stick 2 or 3 pieces of macaroni in the center of the top of a double crust pie. The juice bubbles up these sticks and prevents pie from running over.
Do not beat egg whites for cakes or meringue until ready to use. If allowed to stand, some of the white will return to liquid.
To prevent onions from burning your eyes, hold them under water when peeling or slicing them.
To improve the flavor of green string beans, place 1 or 2 small onions in kettle before adding beans.
Singe chicken or other fowl by holding over burner of oil or gas stove.
When baking whole fish, wrap in well-oiled cheesecloth. When fish is done, it can be lifted from baking pan without falling to pieces. To remove cloth, slip a spatula under fish and slide cloth out after fish is on platter.
When prok or beef liver is tough, run it through a food chopper. Season and drop by spoonfuls into hot frying pan.
Wash fresh pineapples thoroughly before paring. Cover parings with water and cook until soft. Use strained juice for making jelly.
To keep muffins from burning around the edges, fill one section with water instead of batter.
Stick 2 or 3 pieces of macaroni in the center of the top of a double crust pie. The juice bubbles up these sticks and prevents pie from running over.
Do not beat egg whites for cakes or meringue until ready to use. If allowed to stand, some of the white will return to liquid.
To prevent onions from burning your eyes, hold them under water when peeling or slicing them.
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