Tips & Tricks

Tips & Tricks: Stainless Steel Pans

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Properly heat your stainless steel pans before you start cooking to avoid ruining them! Add some water to your pan and turn your heat on to a low/ medium heat. Once your water beads up and glides around the pan, you’re ready to cook! 

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Tips & Tricks: Stainless Steel Pans

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Properly heat your stainless steel pans before you start cooking to avoid ruining them! Add some water to your pan and turn your heat on to a low/ medium heat. Once your water beads up and glides around the pan, you’re ready to cook! 

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Tips & Tricks: Cleaning Wooden Cutting Boards

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How to properly clean those stubborn wood cutting boards. Cut a lemon in half, dip it into coarse salt, and rub in circular motions! 

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Tips & Tricks: Cleaning Wooden Cutting Boards

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How to properly clean those stubborn wood cutting boards. Cut a lemon in half, dip it into coarse salt, and rub in circular motions! 

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Use Deli Lids For Quick Cuts!

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Use Deli Lids For Quick Cuts!

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Tips & Tricks: Peel Your Garlic Faster!

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Tips & Tricks: Peel Your Garlic Faster!

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Tips & Tricks: Using Your Oven as a Proofing Drawer

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If it's too cold in your home to proof your dough or you don't have the counter space, stick it in your oven! Simply fill a bowl with boiling water and place it on the bottom rack. Next, place the bowl with your dough in it on the middle or top rack and cover it with a towel!

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Tips & Tricks: Using Your Oven as a Proofing Drawer

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If it's too cold in your home to proof your dough or you don't have the counter space, stick it in your oven! Simply fill a bowl with boiling water and place it on the bottom rack. Next, place the bowl with your dough in it on the middle or top rack and cover it with a towel!

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