Category Archives: Kitchen Adventures

Garlic Powder

“Wake up” the dormant flavor of garlic powder. For the fullest flavor , mix garlic powder with an equal amount of water, and then sauté it in butter before adding it to mashed potatoes.

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7,000 Miles Away

To make a certain Chinese cake, you have to knead piping hot dough. Too painful for some, but no match for my grandmother, who raised seven children. Because of the pandemic, my father hasn’t been able to visit China to … Continue reading

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Start Fresh in The Kitchen

Replace old spices If you do nothing else on this list, please listen to me on this one: It’s probably time to replace your spices. Whole spices can last for years and pack the most potent punch, but dried herbs … Continue reading

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Focus On One Meal

The American Heart Association suggests instead of trying to revamp your whole diet, start with one meal. For instance, eat less sugary stuff for breakfast for a week. Then slowly incorporate changes into your other meals and snacks. Positively Purging-I welcome … Continue reading

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Surprising Cleaning Hacks: Bread

Bread…Because it’s so spongy and absorbent, bread is a great way to sop up spills before they seep too deeply into a tablecloth. “It’s great for dabbing up oil, sauces, wine and really most liquids,” Koch writes in an email. … Continue reading

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