Category Archives: Kitchen

Don’t waste a good chicken carcass!

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chicken, hen, cute

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If you roast a chicken and don’t have enough time afterwards to boil the carcass for stock, wrap it well, stick in the freezer and boil it another day

Straight from the freezer – when you have more time!

 

 

 

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Make double quantities and half your work

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quiche, eggs, brunch

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If you’re preparing a casserole or lasagne, make double (much less than double the work) and freeze the other half for later.

The freezer’s also a great place to store food about to go past its use-by date and you know won’t be eaten before it does – that way you can cut down on waste.

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Mould removal

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shower, tile, bathroom

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If the grouting in your bathroom is covered in mould, but you don’t want to use chemical sprays on it, douse in vodka instead.

Leave to soak for a good 15 minutes and then scrub off – you should be left mould-free.

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How to remove milk that has burnt in saucepan

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pan, frying, white

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Great way to remove milk that has burnt in saucepan just add a dishwasher tablet, boil up for a few minutes and scrape off the burnt bits.

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Thanks Miriam

Quick plate-warmer

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microwave, oven, food

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If you’re ready to serve food and forgotten to heat the plates, stick them (but not any with metal parts) in the microwave on a medium setting for 30 seconds. Works a treat!