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Storing Nuts

March 19th, 2010 baby No comments

Storing the nuts in the refrigerator (up to six months) or freezer (up to a year) can keep them from turning rancid.

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Aspirin in Earache

February 10th, 2010 kabuter No comments

For a person who have an earache, of any age, taking an aspirin, or a liquid form of aspirin.

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Dust Cake Bottom

February 8th, 2010 Love No comments

If you run out of flour or just want your chocolate cake to not have that “white dust” on it, use cocoa to dust the bottom of your cake pan.

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Storing Apples

February 1st, 2010 kabuter No comments

Dont store apples and carrots in the same fridge compartment. The apples emit a gas that makes the carrots bitter.

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Breastfeeding Baby

January 25th, 2010 kabuter No comments

Place the baby in different positions every time breastfeeding, during this will ensure that all ducts are being used.

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Diabetes Eye Problem

January 5th, 2010 kabuter No comments

If you have diabetes, regular visits to your ophthalmologist for eye exams are important to avoid eye problems.

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Acidity Care

December 4th, 2009 kabuter No comments

For prevention one should not sleep straightaway after meals. Giving up smoking and alcohol surely helps overcoming acidity.

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Home Remedy of Dark Circles

July 15th, 2009 kabuter No comments

Grate cucumber and squeeze fresh juice out of gratings. Dip
two cotton balls in it and keep these cotton balls on eyes. This
relaxes eyes and relieves tiredness of eyes. Considered as the best
remedy for under eye dark circles.

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Little Lemon Use

June 26th, 2009 kabuter No comments

If you only need a little bit of lemon juice, pierce the lemon with a skewer or toothpick and squeeze out the amount you want. Then rinse with water and place back in the plastic bag in the refrigerator.

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What is Faces or Faeces

June 1st, 2009 toni No comments

Faces or Faeces is a waste product from an animal’s digestive tract expelled through the anus (or cloaca) during defecation.

After an animal has digested eaten material, the remains of that material are expelled from its body as waste. Though it is lower in energy than the food it came from, feces may still contain a large amount of energy, often 50% of that of the original food.

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Add Honey in Cake Mix

March 2nd, 2009 tipx No comments

Add little honey in the cake mix, cake will be tastier and will not crumble when cut.

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Measure Baking Ingredients

February 24th, 2009 tipx No comments

To bake muffins, measure your ingredients carefully, level off excess with a knife. Sift flour for best results and use fresh baking soda.

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Tastier Cookies

February 22nd, 2009 tipx No comments

Your oatmeal cookies or quick breads will be even tastier if you bake the oats beforehand. Place them in a pre-heated 300 F oven for 10-12 minutes before adding to your dough.

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Unsweetened Chocolate for Baking

February 10th, 2009 tipx No comments

Unsweetened chocolate is pure and has no additives. It also is called bitter or baking chocolate. It is used in recipes that add sugar.

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Dark Chocolate Benefits More

February 6th, 2009 tipx No comments

Choose dark chocolate over milk chocolate for cakes and cooking. Studies based on dark chocolate tend to show benefits that milk chocolate does not.

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Shining Ice on Cakes

February 2nd, 2009 tipx No comments

If you want to icing a cake plus have it shine like you see in the stores, just take your hair dryer and blow it over the cake a few seconds. High heat on low air will melt the icing a bit and make the cake shine nicely.

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Soften Hard Brown Sugar

February 2nd, 2009 tipx No comments

If your brown sugar is very hard but you need to use it in cooking or baking, pop a slice of apple in the bag and microwave it for just a few seconds.

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Reshaping Pastries

December 15th, 2008 tipx No comments

To repair torn pastry while rolling it out, use a little water to moisten the dough and patch with a thin piece of dough. Do not pinch dry, it won’t stay sealed.

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Melting Butter for Baking

December 13th, 2008 tipx No comments

Do not use a microwave to melt butter to room temperature. It can hurt the texture of your baked goods. Simply set the wrapped butter or margarine on the counter for an hour. If you need to speed up the process, cut it into smaller pieces.

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Pastry Flour

December 9th, 2008 tipx No comments

All-purpose flour has a higher protein content than pastry flour and will produce a more shapely, easier-to-handle dough. Pastry flour will create softer, gooier cookies. Professional bakers debate the merits of each, so it’s really your choice.

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Make Tasty Apple Pie

December 1st, 2008 tipx No comments

In an apple pie recipe that called for a dot of butter, substitute maple butter. That little bit of sweetness make a huge difference.

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Check Your Baking Powder

November 18th, 2008 tipx No comments

To make cookies and muffins? Check your baking powder. It tends to last for about 6 months or so, then it loses its strength pretty quickly.

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Making Pie Dough

November 16th, 2008 tipx No comments

When you make a pie, make a double or triple batch of dough and freeze it in portions. Then for a quick and easy dessert, thaw, roll out and cut into strips or shapes, and bake. Arrange the crisp crusts over individual servings of fresh or cooked fruit, pudding or ice cream.

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Temperature for Cake and Bread

October 27th, 2008 tipx No comments

The optimal temperature for a baked cake is 195F. For a yeast bread, it’s about 210F.

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Baking Cake Temperature

October 19th, 2008 tipx No comments

The optimal temperature for a baked cake is 195F. For a yeast bread, it’s about 210F.

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