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Take your bananas apart when you get home from the store. If your leave them connected at the stem, they ripen faster. |
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May Roberts sent in these uses for lemon juice - To make your own sour cream, stir in a teaspoon of lemon juice to 150mls of cream, then leave it for 30 minutes before using. Yogurt and lemon juice make a delicious marinade for BBQ chicken. Add lemon juice to your rinse water when doing dishes, it will make your glasses sparkle. |
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Mulching citrus peel through a waste disposal unit will clean and deodorize it and putting a paper towel in the bottom of a biscuit tin will keep the biscuits fresh. |
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Gemma Lee wrote before whipping cream for deserts, add one or two tablespoons of vanilla instant pudding and the cream will stay firm for hours. |
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June wrote- to warm plates quickly, put a wet paper towel between each one and put in the microwave on high for two minutes. |
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Store opened chunks of cheese in aluminum foil, it will stay fresh longer an don't get moldy. |
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A hint from Jane, combine equal parts of cottage cheese and mayonnaise, this makes a delicious reduced fat coleslaw dressing. |
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Ivy rang with a hint for burnt saucepans. Sprinkle baking soda in the pot. Add a small amount of water. Bring to the boil and you will see it start to lift. When cool scrape off the burnt material. |
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Miss B Cup covers a chopping board with cling wrap so she can throw away smells when she has finished chopping and also says coffee grounds make excellent mulch for indoor plants. |
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Pauline Higgins phoned to say she always opens asparagus upside down so the tips come out of the can first. |
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