Helpful Cooking Hints For the Kitchen

Here are some old-time kitchen hints that still work today. To keep brown sugar from going hard, put it in an airtight container with a piece of white bread. The bread absorbs the moisture and your brown sugar will stay fresh for two to three months.

If your brown sugar is already hard, place it in the microwave, alongside a cup of water. Turn microwave on for one to two minutes. This will soften the sugar.

To extend the freshness of homemade cakes, add one teaspoon of glycerin to each pound of flour in the cake recipe. To speed the process of whipping cream, place your bowl and beaters in the freezer for one-half hour.

To clean a burnt pan, fill the pan half way with water and add two tablespoons of baking soda. Let simmer one half hour. The pan will easily wipe clean.

To make cauliflower whiter, add lemon juice to the cooking water. Bake potatoes in muffin tins. This will keep them from rolling around in the oven. Dried shredded coconut can be reconstituted if you steam it a few minutes.

To keep salt from sticking in humid weather, add a few grains of rice to your shaker. The rice is too large to come out the holes. To keep granulated sugar from lumping, add a few soda crackers to the container. The crackers will absorb the moisture.

To hasten the ripening process of avocados, place them in a paper bag with a banana or apple. The gases released from the banana or apple will lessen the time it takes for the avocado to ripen.

If you have added too much salt to a recipe while cooking, add a raw potato to it. It will absorb some of the excess salt.

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Homemade Christmas Gifts From the Kitchen - Make your Own Holiday Gift Baskets

Many of us would love to give hand made holiday gift baskets. Christmas gifts from the kitchen are always welcome and Christmas gift baskets, especially home made food gift baskets, are a real treat.





It's easy to become overwhelmed by the thought of making your own holiday gift baskets but with a few easy recipe ideas it is easy to create a personalized and thoughtful hand made Christmas food gift basket.





Any of these recipes make a wonderful gift packaged in a plastic or cellophane bag with a colorful bow or in a pretty jelly jar with a fabric covered lid. Add a hand made card with the recipe attached to it and your gift is complete.








Herbed Beer Batter Bread Mix





To make the mix you will need:


2 3/4 cups all purpose flour


2 tablespoons sugar


2 tablespoons baking powder


1 teaspoon salt


1/4 teaspoon each of dried thyme and oregano


Dash of dried dill





In a large bowl, stir together flour, sugar, baking powder, salt oregano, thyme and dill. Pack this mixture into an airtight container or bag. The mix can be stored at room temperature for up to 1 month. It will make 1 loaf of bread.





Recipe to print on attached card:


For Herbed Beer Bread





Herbed Beer Bread Mix


1 can of beer at room temperature


1 teaspoon butter, melted





Place the Beer Bread Mix in a large bowl. With a wooden spoon, stir in beer just until incorporated. Scrape into greased 8"x4" loaf pan.





Bake in 375ºF oven for 45 to 50 minutes or until crusty and golden brown. Let stand in the pan for 5 minutes then remove to rack and brush with melted butter. Makes 1 loaf.





Old Fashioned Oatmeal Cookie Mix





To make the mix you will need:


6 cups rolled oats


4 cups all-purpose flour


3 cups packed brown sugar


2 teaspoons cinnamon


2 teaspoons baking powder


1 1/2 teaspoons salt


1 teaspoon baking soda


1 pound shortening


2 cups raisins


1 1/2 cups shredded coconut


1 cup chocolate chips


1 cup chopped pecans





In a large bowl, stir together oats, flour, sugar, cinnamon, baking powder, salt and baking soda. With a pastry blender, cut in shortening until crumbly.





Stir in raisins, coconut, chocolate and pecans. This mix can be refrigerated in an airtight container for up to 10 weeks. Makes about 5 batches of cookies.





Recipe to print on attached card:


Old Fashioned Oatmeal Cookies





4 cups Oatmeal Cookie Mix


1 egg, lightly beaten


2 tablespoons milk


2 teaspoons vanilla





In a bowl, combine the Oatmeal Cookie Mix with egg, milk and vanilla until dough forms. Shape into 1 1/2" balls and place on greased baking sheets. Flatten balls with a fork.





Bake in 375ºF oven for 15 to 18 minutes or until golden. Remove to racks and let cool. Makes 24 cookies.








Spicy Mulled Cider Mix





To make the mix you will need:


3/4 cup crushed cinnamon sticks


3/4 cup chopped dried orange rind


1/3 cup whole allspice


1/4 cup whole cloves





Combine all ingredients in a jar. Makes about 2 cups.





Recipe to print on attached card:


Spicy Mulled Cider





4 cups apple juice, apple cider, or half apple juice and half cranberry juice


2 tablespoons Spicy Mulled Cider Mix





In saucepan, combine juice and cider mix. Cover and bring to a simmer. Gently simmer for 20 minutes. Strain into mugs. Makes 4 servings.








Place a few of these gems in a wicker basket, Christmas tin or other fun and seasonal container. Fill in the spaces with wrapped chocolates, holiday napkins or a bottle of wine and you have beautiful and sure to be appreciated holiday gift baskets with that extra personal touch.

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An Organized Kitchen is an Organized Home: How to Do it

As has often been pointed out, the kitchen is one of the most important rooms in any home. A well organized kitchen will save you time and money and allow you to cook better meals. It will leave you less stressed. Regardless of the size or layout of your kitchen, it is possible to have an efficient, well organized and easy to use kitchen at little or no cost. And many of these tips can just as easily be applied to other areas of your home and life.

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Kitchen Gadgets Make Perfect All Occasion Gifts

Ever had a last minute party or friend stop by where a gift was required and there was absolutely nothing handy to pass out? Maybe there were thoughts of a parent or friend who always had a well-stocked gift cupboard for just this situation and plans set to create a gift drawer for occasions that may came up in the future. Whatever the reason or event, a kitchen gadget can make a great gift for any guy, or gal, be it for birthdays, holidays or just plain old celebrations.
The term 'kitchen gadgets' cover such a variety of items that it's hard not to have something to give anyone no matter what their skill is with pots and pans or recipes. There are fantastic spoons and ladles that can really help stir things up. Get quality ones in small sets or singles because they will weather the years better and be less likely to scratch or mar other items in the kitchen. Holiday dish towels are great and inexpensive to keep around during the season in case a friend could show up with something creating an awkward situation if nothing is available to exchange. The same is true for oven mitts or hot pads.
Maybe high tech kitchen gadgets are more the style for this particular occasion. If that's the case there are literally hundreds to choose from. Thermometers are a great starting place, as are timers that help keep a chef on task. Perhaps a meat injector could be a wonderful enhancement for this cook. This could be too small of a scale though, and the thought pattern may be more around blenders, mixers or processors. In the case of any item for the kitchen it's wise to remember quality is something that has to be paid for. These items cost less in the long run because they break down far less often and are longer lived.
There are many fantastic in house grills that offer leaner meals that are both quick and have little clean up. Same goes for omelet makers or waffle irons. There are counter top electric skillets to help get a chain of pancakes going on a quiet Sunday morning or even bread machines to fill the whole house with the warm smell of bread, reminding most people of a beloved relative. Maybe a nice organizer for inside the refrigerator or a great spice rack for the pantry. There are items that help keep utensil drawers in order or recipes in their spot for those looking to get more organized.
Whatever the celebration, kitchen gadgets are great to have on hand to spring on a friend as a gift. If there is time to plan for a party, even better, an opportunity to figure out what this kitchen most needs and what can fit with in the budget. The most important thing to remember is quality comes in all shapes and sizes and it's best to avoid cheap kitchen gadgets, as they are often poorly made.

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Seven Awesome Kitchen Gadgets

Everyone who cooks can use some of these practical, time saving kitchen tools. While you can get by with a bare bones kitchen and a few old pots and pans, a lot of dishes are harder to make or more time consuming to prepare. The items in this list can free up some of your time, help you make delicious meals, store leftovers and even make the kitchen a fun place. So without further ado, here are some of my favorite kitchen gadgets. I hope you like them.



1. Bread Maker

Imagine getting up in the morning to the smell of freshly baked bread, ready for you to take out of the machine and slice up for toast or for lunch sandwiches. And all you had to do was load the ingredients the night before, then set the timer.

2. Automatic Coffee Maker

This goes well with the bread maker. Add coffee grounds and water, set the clock and have coffee waiting for you when you stumble out of bed in the morning. Rise and shine!

3. High Quality Knife Set

I used to make do with an old set of mismatched knives given to me without a knife block. Some of the handles were loose, and they had to be stored in a drawer. The new set sits on the counter top. The edges stay sharp longer, and the set contains knives for most needs. More room in the drawer, too.

4. Plastic Food Containers

With a set of containers for food storage, saving leftovers is much easier. Many have lids with vents, for use in microwaves. Another way to use them is to freeze food for future use. They look better than old margarine and yogurt containers, too.

5.Immersion Blender

These hand-held gadgets can be placed in large drinking glasses, pots, or mixing bowls. You can mix drinks, baking ingredients, gravies or even whip potatoes. They take up less space and are easier to clean than traditional blenders as well.

6. Toaster Oven

A toaster oven can cook toasted items with toppings, like garlic bread and mini pizzas, as well as make toast. Small baking projects are possible too, if you don't want to or can't use a larger oven.

7.Sandwich Grill

For grilled cheese, tuna melts and patty melts, these grills seal the edge of the sandwich so cheese and other things can't leak out.



These are some of the kitchen gadgets I like to use myself. For the larger items, maybe you can borrow one to test drive it before you buy. That is what I did with the bread maker. Our food containers, coffee maker and hand blender see daily use, and the toaster oven and sandwich grill once or twice a week. All in all, a good investment for my family. Happy cooking!

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How to Have an Eco-friendly Kitchen

A kitchen would be a pretty useless room without the appropriate appliances. Ovens, hobs, microwaves and smaller appliances such as kettles and toasters are often taken for granted but without them cooking would be reduced to an open fire. These appliances are made to make our lives easier but they use up plenty of energy which can potentially increase your energy bill and your carbon footprint.

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The Nutritious Kitchen: Healthy Recipes For Kids

In the hussle and bussle of today's world, finding and preparing easy and healthy recipes for kids can be a struggle! And then when you find them, there is so much that can goes into them: planning the menu, making the grocery list, driving to the store, doing the shopping, checking out in the long line, paying the bill, and driving home not to mention preparing the meal and sitting down to feast on your hard work.

Without missing a beat, the inevitable always seems to happen...the complaints.

"I don't like this".
"This looks weird".
"I don't like this color."
"I want pizza!"
"Can I have a cookie instead?"

Nutrition plays a vital role in our children's development, and we know this. But how easy is it to just grab a frozen pizza and call it a day! While tempting as it sounds, it's our responsibility as parents to find healthy recipes for kids that can be prepared and enjoyed at the family table.

Below are a few healthy recipes for kids that have been a hit at my own family table. But before I get to them, let's first discuss some tips on helping us plan some healthy recipes for kids and ways to get our kids excited for them!

1) Make a quick list of the foods your children love, hate, and are allergic to. With this in mind, it will be easy to pinpoint the recipes you're targeting and onto the healthy recipes for kids your family will love.

2) When kids are invested in a project, they are more readily accepting. Find healthy recipes for kids that your family can contribute to. For example, get your kids involved in the selection of the recipes, let them help with the shopping, or get the kids help in preparing the meal and setting the table.

3) Select one new vegetable, fruit, or food to try each week. Make it a game with your kids. They may love it or hate it, but it will teach them to be open to new foods and experiences at the table.

With these tips in mind, here are a few healthy recipes for kids that have been a hit with my own. Give them a try and see if this could be a meal your family will love!

Healthy Recipes for Kids #1: Oven-Baked Carrot Fries

My kids love these healthy fries!

Oven-Baked Carrot Fries

1 ½ lbs. Carrots
1 tsp. Sugar
2 T Olive Oil
½ tsp. Salt
2 T Fresh Rosemary, finely chopped
Pinch of Pepper

Preheat your oven to 425 degrees and line a shallow pan with foil. Peel each carrot and cut off the tip and the end off of each one. Cut carrots in half cross-wise, then cut length-wise, then cut length-wise again.
Combine the carrot sticks, olive oil, salt, pepper, and rosemary and stir until they are evenly coated. Spread the carrots over the pan as much as possible.
Bake your carrots for about 20 minutes or until carrots are tender. Serve them hot or cool them a bit to room temperature.

Healthy Recipes for Kids #2: Chicken Tortilla Soup

This is a family favorite and is easy on Mom and Dad in both the prep and the clean-up!

Chicken Tortilla Soup

½ Onion, chopped
½ tsp. Garlic, minced
4 tsp. Cilantro, chopped
1 T Butter
30 oz. Chicken Stock
8 oz. can Tomato Sauce
½ package of Taco Seasoning
14 oz. can Mexican Style or Plain Stewed Tomatoes
4 ½ oz. can Diced Green Chilis
1 small can of Corn, drained
1T Worchestire Sauce
4 Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breasts (these can be frozen)

Put all the ingredients into a Crock Pot and cook on low for 8 hours. A half an hour prior to serving, pull out the chicken and shred. Put the chicken back into the soup and cook the remainder of the time (half an hour).

Serve with cheese, tortilla chips, avocado, and sour cream.

Healthy Recipes for Kids #3: Baked Spaghetti

Baked Spaghetti

1 lb. lean Ground Beef
10 oz. Whole Wheat Spaghetti
2 C Mozzarella Cheese, shredded
2 26 oz. jars of your favorite Spaghetti Sauce (make sure your sauce contains healthy ingredients and no sugars)

Preheat your oven to 350 degrees and spray a 9 x 13 pan with cooking spray.

In a large skillet over medium heat, brown the ground beef, drain and mix in your spaghetti sauce to the ground beef.

Prepare your pasta according to the packaged directions and drain.

Spoon one-third of your spaghetti sauce mixture into the bottom of your prepared pan and then mix the remaining spaghetti sauce mixture with the cooked spaghetti. Pour into the prepared pan and then top with the shredded cheese.
Bake for 25-35 minutes until brown and bubbly. Let baked spaghetti rest for about 10-15 minutes before serving. Serve with a healthy salad and garlic bread. Enjoy!



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Bread Machines Save You Time in the Kitchen

Hectic schedules are a normal way of life for many of us. Between work, home and family life there are plenty of responsibilities and obligations to fulfill. Children keep us busy with activities, too. When is there time to cook, let alone do baking?

Some of us save baking for those special occasions like birthdays and holidays, simply due to the time factor alone. Betty Crocker and her crew has helped out by packaging the dry ingredients needed for cakes and desserts. Starting out with a box cake mix will save you the time of measuring ingredients. Cake mixes, muffins and specialty dessert mixes are available at your local grocery store.

Bread Pan

Store shelves are also stocked with frozen dough that can be baked into a loaf of bread or dinner rolls. All you need to do is place the frozen dough onto an appropriate baking dish and bake according to the package directions. Although it's fast and easy to make, there is something to be desired in the breads made from commercially prepared frozen dough. Perhaps it's the preservatives that must be used.

Making bread with a bread machine is the best of both worlds. It saves you time and you get hot, delicious bread straight from the oven. No preservatives needed. The bread is prepared by the machine automatically. You have to measure the ingredients into the mixing pan, which serves as the baking pan as well, and select the baking cycle on the bread machine panel. Then, you can either start the bread immediately or select a time to delay preparation.

Most bread machines allow you to start the machine at a later time so that bread can be finished and ready for your meal. Fill the machine and program it to start early in the morning so you can have some fresh-baked bread and jam for breakfast. Ready the machine in the morning and select a delay time that will prepare the bread later and have it ready when you get home from work.

The hands-on time required to make bread from scratch is hours longer than the time needed when using a bread machine. With both methods you need to get out the ingredients and measure out the amounts called for in the recipe. The time spent mixing ingredients, kneading the dough, waiting for it to rise, kneading and rising again, transferring to a baking vessel and baking the bread will cost about a half a day. Sure there's some down time when you're just waiting for the dough to rise or for the bread to bake, but for much of the time you're in the flour. And don't forget there are utensils, bowls and a floured surface that will be have to be cleaned.

Contrast that with a couple minutes needed to program a bread machine. With the bread machine method, after you measure ingredients into the pan, you just have to hit a few buttons on the control panel and you can walk away. Your bread will be ready in a few hours. Making cakes in a bread machine is just as easy - just be sure to choose the baking cycle for cakes. Whether you're baking a special treat or making bread for supper, using a bread machine sure saves time!

Bread Machines Save You Time in the Kitchen

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Kitchen Appliances Save More Time, Labor Than Ever Before

Salesman: "This machine will cut your workload at home in half!"





Housewife: "In that case, I'll take two!"





An old joke, but as the 21st century unfolds, it becomes truer than ever. Compared to previous generations, people today can find working in the kitchen easier and even fun. The gadgets that compete for precious counter space in kitchens across the country are ready to slice, dice, peel, blend, bake and grill in ways that would have amazed the great-grandparents of their owners.





A century ago, the idea of kitchen appliances simply didn't exist. There were hand-operated vacuums, and many homes had only an icebox, a washtub, and a sink with cold water, usually operated by a pump. Often the pump was outside the back of the house, or in the street for communal usage. With the advent of electricity, the idea of labor-saving devices slowly took hold. Fifty years later, iceboxes were replaced by refrigerators, which did away with having ice delivered. Toasters became one of the first devices anywhere in the home to use power. One early counter top machine seen in many homes was the electric can opener. Seen at the time as a frivolous novelty, nowadays it's hard to imagine opening cans without them (especially since nobody can remember where the old-fashioned hand crank opener is). Following close behind it was the coffeemaker, taking over from the percolator that used to sit on a burner of the stove. And its close cousin, the teakettle. Machines like the blender were first developed for commercial use, and quickly found their way into domestic service.





The next big advance in kitchen technology was the microwave oven in the 1970's. It was to kitchens what the VCR was to the living room - revolutionary in itself, it can now be seen as the beginning of a whole wave of gizmos to be lined up beside the sink. Soon afterwards, the market exploded with toaster ovens, sandwich grills, pasta makers, ice cream makers, yogurt makers and the like. This reached a zenith with the advent of the food processor. Seen as a sort of companion to the home computer (a.k.a. the "word processor", since nobody could think of any other use for a computer in the days before the web), these kings of the counter top combined blender, grater, masher, slicer, dicer and a few more things all in one package.





Right on the heels of the food processor was the bread machine. As the nation longed for a healthier, more natural diet, something that could mix, knead and bake a staple foodstuff such as bread was seen as ushering in a new way of thinking about what we eat. Unfortunately, while many homes have bread machines today, few actually get any use. The loaf pans are smaller than commercially sold loaves, the mix makes the bread much more expensive, the machine needs cleaning after each loaf, and nobody wants to actually have to slice bread anymore. So not every step forward has been fully embraced by the masses.





The future for kitchen appliances however, looks brighter than ever. In a world where the can opener looks quaint alongside the modern no-stick grill, the next big revolution will be the interconnecting of all these devices to a home intranet. By the end of this century, most western kitchens may be a network hive of activity, as devices share information between themselves, larger equipment such as the oven and fridge, and even across the Internet. No doubt new machines will be introduced, some bizarre hybrids of what we already have, some as unknown to us as a microwave would have been in 1907. Our great-grandchildren will chuckle to themselves as they ponder all the effort we put into buttering our toast or stirring our coffee each morning. Are you ready for the kitchen of the future?

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Zojirushi Breadmaker - Is This What Your Kitchen Really Needs?

Are you one of those people that love homemade food and especially, homemade bread? If you are then a Zojirushi Breadmaker might be just what you are looking for.

Yes homemade bread can be a reality everyday of your life if you want. This breadmaker, the Zojirushi BB-CEC20 Home Bakery Supreme 2-Pound-Loaf Breadmaker to be exact, is one of the best on the market today.

Bread Pan

From cinnamon-raisin bread for breakfast to buttery dinner rolls or garlic bread sticks to serve with dinner, this counter top appliance makes it easy to create delicious bakery-style artisan bread right at home. You will definitely impress your family and be the envy of any guests.

It even comes with a 13 hour delayed baking cycle. What this means is that you can add all the ingredients and set the breadmaker to begin tomorrow morning. Waking up to the aroma of fresh baked homemade bread is a lasting memory that you will be creating for your whole family.

This breadmaker has two blades so that everything is mixed and kneaded properly, this is a guarantee for bread that has a higher rise. It comes with a measuring spoon and cup. It also comes with a user guide that includes some recipes for you to use.

The LCD screen is easy to read and use and the bread pan that is included is non-stick for easy clean up. Actually the whole surface inside and out is made for easy clean up. The only downside is that you may have to purchase additional recipes to expand your options.

So if you are tired of store bought bread and want to change things up a bit, look into an automatic bread maker. There are many different types and brands of Automatic Bread Makers. Automatic is the 'key' word. Not much work involved and you will appear to be a 'pro' at making any type of homemade bread.

I for one love 'homemade anything' and the Zojirushi Breadmaker makes homemade bread a lot easier. Plus it is much healthier for you. You will know exactly what has gone into your bread...no surprises, no chemicals and no harmful additives!

Zojirushi Breadmaker - Is This What Your Kitchen Really Needs?

The Zojirushi Breadmaker is a favorite when it comes to automatic breadmakers.

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Bread Machines and Bread Makers for Every Kitchen!

Bread machines or bread makers are fast becoming a small appliance used almost as much as the microwave oven. And why not? The smell and taste of freshly baked bread is hard to resist, let alone very nutritious for you. These machines can be considered another of the few miracle kitchen appliances to make our cooking and baking lives more enjoyable. Finding bread machines online has never been more easier, except maybe which one to choose for your families needs. Here are some basic tips in finding the right one for you.

Most store bought bread these days comes in one and a half to two pound loafs, so the first tip is look for a bread machine with a two pound capacity. There really isn't a good reason to make bread size less than a two pound loaf. Also it is nice to have a bread maker with at least 8 different settings. Some of your best choices for settings are: Basic, Whole Wheat, French, Sweet and Express bake.

Bread Pan

Bread machines with a view window allows one to monitor the bread baking without raising the lid, saving energy and time. Make sure the loaf pan is non-stick coated for easy cleaning. Most bread makers today come with non-stick loaf pans but there are a few that still don't. Another great feature to have is the additional ingredients beeper, which comes in handy for adding fruit and more thru out the bread cycle.

Whether for once a week bread making to everyday use the bread machine has become a part of the modern kitchen. Make sure you compare different models online to find the perfect one for your family.

Bread Machines and Bread Makers for Every Kitchen!

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