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  • How to Care for a New Hardwood Cutting Board

    A hardwood cutting board makes an excellent addition to the kitchen, but it needs proper maintenance to stay in pristine condition. Since your hardwood cutting board was once part of a living...

  • How to Carve Meat and Poultry

    Carving meat and poultry is easy to do when you know the proper way to do so.

  • How to Use a Titan Peeler

    The Titan Peeler is a popular "As Seen on TV" fruit and vegetable peeler. Using the peeler is simple; it can reduce preparation time for meals. The Titan Peeler uses "microblade technology,"...

  • How to Condition a Cutting Board

    A cutting board, also known as a chopping board, is used for cutting or chopping vegetables, herbs, meats and other foods. A cutting board is usually made out of wood and should be conditioned...

  • 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 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 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...

  • 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 Season a Bamboo Cutting Board

    Bamboo is a wise choice for cutting board material because it is a sustainable material, it is attractive and it is not difficult to maintain. A cook must hand-wash the bamboo cutting board...

  • How to Get Smells Out of Wood Cutting Boards

    Wood cutting boards are both beautiful and functional but are notorious for absorbing the odor of garlic, onions and other foods. Even after washing in hot, soapy water, the smell will still...

  • Should I Season a New Wooden Cutting Board?

    Wooden cutting boards come in a variety of shapes, sizes and types of woods. The most popular woods include bamboo, maple, oak and cherry. All cutting boards need seasoning, which is adding a...

  • How to Sand a Wooden Cutting Board

    Many cooks prefer wooden cutting boards to plastic cutting boards for several reasons. One reason is the durability of wooden cutting boards. With proper care, wooden cutting boards will last and...

  • How to Prevent Wood Cutting Boards From Cracking

    A wood cutting board is a staple in any kitchen. If you want to preserve the life of your wooden cutting board, you should treat it before you use it. This will prevent wear and tear and allow...

  • How to Use Breadboards

    Breadboards, or bread boards, were once a common fixture in any cook's kitchen. Made of plastic or wood they are used to knead breads or roll out pastry and later used as a board to slice the...

  • How to Make a Chopping Board

    A cutting board is a staple of most kitchens throughout the world. Cutting boards save and protect kitchen counters. They can be made of any type of wood, and although you can purchase them from...

  • How to Select the Right Cutting Board

    When choosing a cutting board, one should decide if aesthetics outweigh all other factors, if they do, I would suggest stone of wood. Also, do you do a lot of cutting? If you do, then stone is...

  • How to Remove Garlic Odor From a Bamboo Cutting Board

    You love your bamboo cutting board for its utility and aesthetic it brings to your kitchen. A bamboo cutting board can be a tool for both your chopping and serving needs. They do have a drawback,...

  • How to Refinish Cutting Boards

    A wooden cutting board in your kitchen is not only useful but used often. Over time, it can get scared, scratched and stained. Deep cuts and even lighter scratches can harbor dirt and bacteria, no...

  • How to Fix Bamboo Cutting Board Warping

    Any bamboo or wood cutting board will warp or "cup" if one side dries out more than the other. The side that is drier will shrink and become concave or hollow. The side that contains moisture will...

  • Preserving a Bamboo Cutting Board

    Bamboo cutting boards are great kitchen tools because they are very strong and long-lasting. However, their lifespan can be extended even more if they are properly cared for. Proper care can...

  • How to Use Olive Oil on Bamboo Cutting Boards

    Bamboo is a fast-growing tree from which durable products can be made. Since the tree grows back so quickly, there is less of a problem of deforestation when cutting down bamboo than there is with...

  • How to Keep Your Cutting Board From Slipping

    Are you tired of your cutting board slipping all over the counter while you're trying to slice and dice? All that slipping and sliding puts your fingers in the danger zone. There's no need to...

  • How to Season a Butcher Block Wood Cutting Board

    If you buy a brand new butcher-block wood cutting board you should season it before you use it. Seasoning a new butcher-block wood cutting board helps to prevent/slow down the absorption of...

  • How to Make a Pizza Peel

    A pizza peel is the professional way to keep the pizza from sticking to the pan while it bakes to perfection. One type of pizza peel is metal. You use it to loosen the bottom of the pizza from ...

  • How to Use a Zester

    A zester or microplane has tiny holes that create thin strips from foods. Use one with foods such as chocolate, citrus fruits, onions, ginger or hard cheese. Check out the simple process that...

  • How to Buy a Cutting Board

    Believe it or not, controversy abounds in the foodie world regarding the type of cutting board that cooks should use. Old school cooks will buy nothing but wood and new age chefs want nothing but...

  • How to Mend a Wooden Cutting Board

    As soon as you notice cracks, fill them to prevent further splitting and to keep food residue out of your wooden cutting board. Epoxy will stand up to frequent washing and resist the oils and...

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