Wednesday 10 May 2017

Tricks that will simplify your life

1. Ways to save an over salted soup
  • There are many ways to do it. For example, you can dip a piece of cheesecloth filled with a small amount of grain into the pot and boil. The cloth will absorb excess salt. You can also dip a tablespoon with a sugar cube into the pan. When the sugar begins to melt, remove the spoon and repeat the process with another cube.

2. How to preserve the rich flavor of a dish
  • Heat the plates before serving a hot dish, and cool them before serving a cold dish. Such a small trick will help to preserve the rich taste and freshness of the dish.

3. If bread starts to go stale
  • There are many ways to prepare a dish from bread aside from standard sandwiches. One of them is a cheese bread which is an excellent quick dish for the whole family.

4. Give new life to pizza
  • In order to give cold pizza a fresh flavor and taste, you can heat it up in a frying pan instead of the microwave.

5. A replacement for mayonnaise
  • If you suddenly run out of mayonnaise but there’s sour cream in the fridge, then you can easily make a mayonnaise-like sauce. Just mix sour cream with the yolk of a hard-boiled egg and a spoonful of mustard.

6. If a chopped onion wilts
  • Chopped onion will remain fresh if you put it on a plate sprinkled with salt. You can also wrap it with a food film or grease it with vegetable oil and put it in a container.

7. Get rid of smells on dishes
  • If dishes have preserved the smell of fish or onions, wash them with water and vinegar — the smell will disappear.

8. Keep bread fresh
  • Bread will stay fresh much longer if you put a piece of apple in the breadbox.

9. Crispy potatoes
  • Fried potatoes will be delicious and crunchy if you first drain them with a paper towel or put them in the microwave for a while and only then fry.

10. How to make any knife convenient for cutting
  • To ensure the knife handle doesn’t slip when cutting, simply fasten several rubber bands along its entire length.


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