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  • Fastest Way to Grate Carrots

    Grated carrots make a healthy addition to many dishes, imparting a fresh flavor to a salad, rice dish or stir fry. However, peeling and grating carrots can be time consuming. Use organically grown carrots to avoid the time consuming step of peeling. Since organic carrots are free of most conventional pesticides and are grown in natural chemical-free soil, you only need to rinse the dirt from them before grating. Use a food processor to reduce the preparation time.

  • How to Grate Lemon Peel Without a Grater

    Even with the proper tools, grating a lemon can be a tricky task. It is all too easy to accidentally grate your knuckles or fingertips along with the lemon, and you must be careful to avoid grating into the extremely bitter white pith just below the yellow peel. Without a grater, the process will probably take slightly longer, as it will involve extra steps. However, the result will be almost indistinguishable from true grated lemon peel.

  • How to Grate Zucchini Without a Grater

    Grated zucchini can be used in several recipes including breads, muffins and casseroles. A hand grater is the most appropriate tool for achieving fine strips of zucchini. However, if your kitchen is not equipped with a grater you can still grate zucchini using another kitchen gadget.

  • How to Grate Cheese Without a Cheese Grater

    You have everything you need to try that new recipe, except for a grater to grate the cheese needed for the finishing touch. If you have a food processor or heavy duty blender, you can grate the cheese easily in one of these appliances. You can also grate the cheese using nothing but a sharp knife, but this method is slow and time consuming, but it will work if you're really in a pinch.

  • Homemade Potato Starch

    You can buy potato starch at your grocery store sold as potato flour or starch flour, or if you're feeling adventurous, you can make your own. Potato starch is often used as a thickener for many sauces, soups and gravies. Compared to cornstarch, potato starch can handle higher temperatures. Potato starch also adds moisture when baking. It is made using an involved process of washing, grating and then squeezing the starch from the potato shavings. It can be made into a powdered or liquid form.

  • How to make basic Finnish Makaroonilaatikko

    The number one favourite dish for the Finns must be the Makaroonilaatikko. It is easy to make and a delicious meal that everybody loves. There are hundreds of different variations but I am going to show you how to bake my version of the basic Macaroni Casserole.

  • How to Melt Cheese in a Microwave

    There are a large number of recipes that call for melted cheese. You may want to melt some cheese to make a nacho dip, or you may just want to pour some melted cheese over your child's vegetables so that she will eat them. Whatever the reason, you can melt your cheese in a microwave, much faster than over a stove top. It is important that you melt the cheese the right way, or you could burn it.

  • Chicken Normandy: Grate Cheese Over Chicken

    One the sauce for chicken Normandy bubbles up around the side of the chicken, pour it over the chicken, add cheese and bake for ten minutes. Add cheese to chicken Normandy with rice and sauteed vegetables by following tips from a professional chef in this free video on culinary arts.

  • How to Make Bibingka

    Bibingka is a coconut rice cheesecake that is a traditional food of the Philippines. The dish is baked in an oven on top of banana leafs. The salty flavor of egg is an unlikely complement to the sweetness of sugar and coconut milk. Baking a cake like a bibingka can widen your repertoire in the kitchen and allow you to bring international cuisine to your table.

  • Grating Cheese For Turkey Cheeseburgers

    How to grate parmesan cheese for making a low fat turkey cheeseburger; learn more about healthy homemade recipes in this free cooking video.

  • Grating Cheese for Vegetarian Lasagna

    Learn how to grate cheese for vegetarian lasagna with expert vegetarian cooking tips in this free video recipe.

  • Grating Cheese for Cornbread Recipe

    Learn how to grate cheese to make cornbread for a ham hocks and white bean soup recipe in this free Southern food cooking video.

  • Grate Cheese for Pita Crisps Appetizer

    Watch an expert chef grate cheese for pita crisps appetizer in this free series of simple appetizer recipes.

  • How to Put in Stromboli Fillings

    Stromboli is basically a stuffed pizza. Any pizza toppings you like can be stuffed into a stromboli and eaten like a hoagie. You can customize stromboli recipes to your liking by adding sauce, oil, cheeses and various meat and vegetable fillings.

  • How to Make Spoon Bread

    Bread made in a bowl with eggs and corn meal is called spoon bread. Make this bread without too much effort in about one hour. Spoon bread goes well with any meal. This spoon bread recipe impresses even the most sophisticated taste buds. Read on to learn more.

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