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  • How to Make an Under-Cabinet Knife Holder

    Knives are sharp. But, of course, you already knew that. What you might not know is the best way to keep your knives close at hand without having them clutter your kitchen workspace. You can...

  • How to Use a Rival Meat Slicer

    Jarden Consumer Solutions produces a variety of kitchen appliances, including Rival brand food (also known as "meat") slicers. Jarden has designed the Rival slicers--folding food slicer and...

  • How to Store a Cutting Board

    A quality cutting board not only serves you well in the kitchen, but is an attractive tool that many cooks enjoy having. Whether you have a wooden cutting board or an acrylic cutting board, care...

  • How to Use a Gravy Separator

    Gravy separators aren't mysterious, and they should by no means frustrate you as you use them. Making use of simple scientific principles, well-constructed gravy separators can help you strain the...

  • Homemade Biscuit Cutter Sets

    Biscuit cutters are available in kitchen supply aisles in many discount stores. Sold in groups or individually, these handy cutters come in many sizes. If you have ever misplaced a specialty...

  • How to Prevent Stainless Steel Pots From Sticking

    Many cooks prefer to use stainless steel cookware in the kitchen to cookware that has a nonstick surface. While there are many benefits in using stainless steel pots, you must understand the...

  • How to Refill a Creme Brulee Butane Torch

    Creme brulee torches produce a long-lasting, high-intensity flame--but the source of all that heat requires regular refilling. If you've never refilled a handheld butane torch, figuring out the...

  • How to Use an Omelette Maker Pan

    The omelet begins when eggs are whipped and instead of being scrambled, are cooked in the skillet without further stirring. Some chefs prefer to flip the omelet after one side is cooked or firmed...

  • How to Get a Bend Out of a Cutting Board

    Cutting boards are used as a cutting surface to prevent your kitchen counters from getting scratch marks. Wooden cutting boards need to be taken care of in a certain way, or they will bend and...

  • How to Remove Burnt Food in a Non Stick Pan

    Nonstick cookware isn't a guarantee against food getting stuck on your pots and pans. When used at high temperatures, even nonstick cookware can accumulate burnt food on the surface. Remove burned...

  • How to Turn Off a Gas Grill

    A gas grill affords the convenience of fast heat with the pleasure of grilling outdoors. Make sure you are fully familiar with the safe use and operation of your gas grill prior to using it to...

  • How to Mount Self-Stick Feet for a Cutting Board

    Keeping your cutting board still while you are chopping an onion or slicing beef cubes is part of keeping a safe and efficient kitchen. Cutting boards will often slide with movements unless they...

  • Circulon Cookware vs. Calphalon Cookware

    A good set of cookware can last a lifetime. Choosing the right, high-quality kitchen equipment offers many benefits: great-tasting foods, lower utility costs, easier cleaning---plus added savings...

  • How to Find and Buy Pizza Boxes

    Looking for some pizza boxes? Pizza boxes can be tough to find. They aren't something that you normally find at your local grocery store. Here are a few tips on how to find and buy pizza boxes.

  • What Can I Use Instead of a Grill Pan?

    Grill pans are used to grill meat, fish and vegetables. They are used on stove tops, and are not portable. For this reason many people find them unpractical for traveling, camping or in small...

  • How to Use a Zyliss Food Chopper

    The Zyliss is a small kitchen tool that uses rotating blades to quickly chop food. This device does not need to be plugged into an electrical outlet, and the entire unit is dishwasher safe for...

  • How to Cut Shrink Wrap

    Shrink wrap is useful for protecting and packaging items, whether for storage, shipping or gift-wrapping. Cutting shrink wrap is not a complicated task, but it can become frustrating when the...

  • How to Compare Kitchen Knives

    Choosing the right kitchen knife can seem like an intimidating process at first. When you visit the cutlery section of your local kitchen store, the possibilities seem endless. Even though there...

  • Directions for an Egg Poacher

    An egg poacher is a welcome addition to your kitchen, especially if you have an outstanding eggs Benedict or Florentine recipe that requires perfectly poached eggs. From the very first use, treat...

  • Knife Sharpening Procedures

    Knife sharpening is a practice which is mostly about technique over materials. Knife sharpeners include steel bars, pieces of leather or high-grit stone, but little matters if you don't know the...

  • How to Keep Your Marble Rolling Pin Looking Nice

    Marble rolling pins have many advantages. They are heavy and require very little pressure when rolling out dough, they don't stick to dough and they keep dough cold because they hold a chill....

  • How to Make a Grease Drip Cup for a Gas Grill

    Try turning an old coffee can into a grease catcher for your propane grill. Propane grills don't have charcoal to absorb and burn the dripping grease. This is an easy alternative to a messy grill.

  • Correct Way to Sharpen a Smooth Knife Using a Sharpening Stone

    Most enthusiastic home cooks invest in a good set of kitchen knives. However, many of these cooks don't realize that the key to protecting their investment is light maintenance, like sharpening....

  • How to Calibrate an Oven Thermometer

    Oven thermometers are used to measure the temperature of an oven. Oven thermometer accuracy is important, not only for baking and cooking food consistently and evenly, but also for cooking meat at...

  • How to Cook With Pancake Molds

    Most people make pancakes in the traditional circle shape. Others will make animal shapes or letters with a spoon and a steady hand. No longer do you have to stick with just basic shapes for your...

  • Instructions for Mandoline Slicers

    If you've ever wanted to make thin, even slices of fruits or vegetables but weren't sure how, a mandoline is the key to your success. Unfortunately, they have a reputation for being difficult to...

  • What Are Ceramic Knives?

    Ceramic knives are typically made of zirconium oxide (ZrO2, also called zirconia). They are exceptionally hard and do not rust, hence their use by professional chefs and in high-end kitchens.

  • How to Make an Easter Egg Cookie Cutter

    Easter egg cookies are fun to decorate and even more fun to eat than real Easter eggs. You can buy an Easter egg cookie cutter, but it's easy to make one yourself and recycle a can you might...

  • How to Use Mortar & Pestle

    Mortars and pestles come in a variety of materials, from granite and marble to porcelain and wood, but the most effective ones share a few common traits. Good pestles are stout and heavy with a...

  • How to Make a Tiered Cupcake Stand

    The cupcake craze extends beyond simple iced desserts for birthday parties. These sweet treats are often found at weddings, showers, retirements and nearly any other celebration. The decoration...

  • How to Choose a Mortar and Pestle

    Mortars and Pestles are tools that have been used in cooking for thousands of years. Sturdy and durable, a good mortar and pestle could last your entire life.

  • Difference Between Wax Paper & Parchment Paper

    Bakers everywhere are used to the advantages of wax paper and parchment paper; they make cooking simpler, cleanup easier and cooling more efficient. However, they are not identical products.

  • How to Cure a Carbon Steel Wok

    The wok originated in China and other Asian countries and was used as the main cooking utensil. The wok design developed because of a shortage of fuel. Woks are rounded with high sides, providing...

  • How to Make Drinks Using a Handheld Blender

    Handheld blenders save time and alleviate you from having to wash out a blender jar. These small kitchen electrics perfectly puree ingredients in single-serving sizes, but keep in mind that this...

  • How to Make a Heart Shape Cookie Cutter

    If you love baking cookies, you'll love it even more if you make your own cookie cutter. And a heart-shaped cookie cutter, with its simple contours and only two sharp bends, is one of the easiest...

  • Teflon Vs. Anodized Cookware

    Teflon-lined and anodized aluminum are examples of non-stick cookware. Teflon is known to release toxic gases at high heat, while anodization seals the aluminum and prevents it from leaching into...

  • How to Start a Fondue Pot With Alcohol

    Fondue pots can be used to serve hot appetizers, desserts or entire meals. Fresh vegetables or crusty bread sticks can be dipped in fondue pots filled with tangy melted cheese. You can also fill...

  • How to Cook With Stainless Cookware

    Stainless steel cookware has been used for decades by home cooks as well as by professional chefs. The cookware is durable and long-lasting when taken care of properly. Modern non-stick Teflon(tm)...

  • How to Remove Stubborn Cooking Pan Stains

    If a watched pot never boils, then an unwatched pot must boil over and create a mess. If your pots and pans have stubborn stains, don't throw them away. Try these simple steps to get them clean.

  • The Difference Between a Food Processor and a Blender

    Although food processors and blenders share some of the same functions, they each have their own individual highlights and usages. Both range in price from moderate to high, and both are extremely...

  • Uses for Food Mills

    A food mill is a kitchen utensil used to strain and purée soft foods. Food mills are usually hand operated, but you can also find electric food mills. Some food mills come with several discs...

  • How to Cook With a Ronco Rotisserie

    The Ronco Showtime Rotisserie is a versatile kitchen appliance that cooks roasts, poultry, kebabs, vegetables, seafood or burgers with ease. The meat continuously rotates in front of the heating...

  • How to Use the Titan Peeler Julienne

    The Titan vegetable peeler is advertised as being able to quickly peel things, even the tough skins of things like squash and pineapples. The peeler is supposed to have super-sharp blades that...

  • Specialty Cooking Utensils

    If you love to cook, you can look beyond the basics and search for more exotic and specialized cooking utensils. The common utensils you find in every kitchen are fine for everyday meals, but if...

  • Proper Use of Oven Thermometers

    An oven thermometer is a kitchen tool that can be used when preparing meals. The thermometer indicates when foods have reached the proper level for healthy consumption. Using a thermometer...

  • Can Club Aluminum Be Used in the Oven?

    Club aluminum, though no longer existing as an independent company, made popular kitchen products for years. Many people still use Club Aluminum pots but may have questions about oven durability.

  • What Are Dry Measuring Cups Used For?

    Different ingredients call for different measuring methods. Liquid ingredients measure slightly differently than dry ingredients; dry measuring cups are intended to help with that difference.

  • Double Boiler Uses

    A double boiler is used to cook foods slowly and gently on the stove top without using direct heat. Essentially, a double boiler is just a cooking vessel suspended over boiling water that is...

  • How to Clean a Clogged Non-aerosol Kitchen Oil Spritzer

    Non-aerosol kitchen spritzers make coating baking pans or skillets with vegetable oil so easy - just pump and spray. With use, the cooking oil creates residue inside and outside the spritzer. ...

  • How to Use an Electric Food Steamer

    Steam cooking is a healthy alternative in preparing foods. The benefits are not just of the food retaining its natural smell and color, but it also conserves its natural microelements and...

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