Tips & Tricks

Weigh Your Ingredients

Posted by Annette Bellisari on

Weigh Your Ingredients

Weigh your ingredients! Invest in a good digital scale for $20 and eliminate room for error. Don’t forget to set the tare to adjust for the weight of your mixing bowl.

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Weigh Your Ingredients

Posted by Annette Bellisari on

Weigh Your Ingredients

Weigh your ingredients! Invest in a good digital scale for $20 and eliminate room for error. Don’t forget to set the tare to adjust for the weight of your mixing bowl.

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Your Child's Lunchbox Safety

Posted by Annette Bellisari on

Your Child's Lunchbox Safety

Before your child heads back to school, test the safety of their lunchbox. Cold foods are safe to eat at temperatures below 40ºF. Hot Foods are safe to eat at temperatures above 140ºF.

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Your Child's Lunchbox Safety

Posted by Annette Bellisari on

Your Child's Lunchbox Safety

Before your child heads back to school, test the safety of their lunchbox. Cold foods are safe to eat at temperatures below 40ºF. Hot Foods are safe to eat at temperatures above 140ºF.

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Remove a Shell from Your Cracked Egg

Posted by Annette Bellisari on

Need to remove a bit of eggshell from your cracked eggs? Try wetting your fingers and easily remove.

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Remove a Shell from Your Cracked Egg

Posted by Annette Bellisari on

Need to remove a bit of eggshell from your cracked eggs? Try wetting your fingers and easily remove.

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Cutting Corn Off the Cob

Posted by Annette Bellisari on

Cutting Corn Off the Cob

To make cutting corn off the cob easier, place the ear in the middle of a Bundt pan to keep the ear from slipping and to easily catch the corn.

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Cutting Corn Off the Cob

Posted by Annette Bellisari on

Cutting Corn Off the Cob

To make cutting corn off the cob easier, place the ear in the middle of a Bundt pan to keep the ear from slipping and to easily catch the corn.

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Organizing Reusable Grocery Bags

Posted by Annette Bellisari on

To keep reusable grocery bags organized, just roll them up and stick them in a wine bottle tote. The bags are perfect for harvesting summer veggies.

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Organizing Reusable Grocery Bags

Posted by Annette Bellisari on

To keep reusable grocery bags organized, just roll them up and stick them in a wine bottle tote. The bags are perfect for harvesting summer veggies.

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