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Use measuring cups to pour pancake batter! It helps ensure the pancakes are the same size
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DietID_TeamDietitians Smart!! I always did it with a spoon and had a myriad of shapes
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annefood My mother always scooped everything with measuring cups- I credit her with the idea! I remember the rice on my plate being measuring cup shaped as a kid. Ha!
Seriously dirty pot or pan? Let it soak with white vinegar, baking soda and water for a few hours before scrubbing. It'll be good as new.
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JenniferEmilson If it's really crusted with food bits, etc., add an inch of water and bring to a boil. 'Deglazing' your pot by letting the water and heat loosen those bits and then using a spoon to scrape them up.
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DietID_TeamDietitians Awesome tips!
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annefood Yes @JenniferEmilson I do that too!
Cooked tomatoes are better for you than raw ones. The longer they cook, the better for you they become.
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DietID_TeamDietitians Why is this the case?
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Ricky "Writing in the latest issue of the Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry Rui Hai Liu, Cornell assistant professor of food science, said: 'This research demonstrates that heat processing...
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DietID_TeamDietitians ohhh!! Nice! thanks @ricky
It's counter intuitive, but sweet potatoes have a lower glycemic index than white potatoes.
45 as opposed to 75-100. And they make delicious fries and latkes! #kitchentips #tipoftheday
Adding a splash of olive oil to pasta water helps prevent the noodles from sticking
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JenniferEmilson Don't let an Italian see you post this one! 😜 An Italian Nonna would chase you with a wet dish towel for adding oil- it will make the sauce slide off the noodles- the exact opposite of the goal....
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annefood Very interesting @JenniferEmilson ! (Somehow your comment got lost in the shuffle!) So perhaps not for tomato sauce dishes, but works wonders when serving with roasted root veggies or squash with...
