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How To Cook Green Recipes
Tools for Cooking Green Recipes
Ingredients For Cooking A Green Polenta Recipe
Cutting Vegetable For A Green Polenta Recipe
Cutting a Red Onion for A Green Polenta Recipe
Seasoning Vegetables For A Green Polenta Recipe
Using A Garbage Bowl When Cooking A Green Polenta Recipe
Cooking A Green Polenta Recipe: Part 1
Cooking A Green Polenta Recipe: Part 2
Mixing Ingredients For A Green Polenta Recipe
Cooking Cheese Toppings For A Green Polenta Recipe
Tips for Herb Leftovers From A Green Polenta Recipe
Green Cleaning Your Kitchen After Cooking Polenta
Finishing & Plating Your Green Polenta Recipe
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Summary: How to clean your kitchen with the environment in mind after making a polenta dish; learn to be more green conscious when preparing food in this free cooking video series.
Kristina Vanni is an award-winning competitive cook and third-generation Pilsbury Bake-Off finalist. She has been cooking for many years and has always been conscious of the...read more
"Okay, so our dish is still baking. But of course the thing about cooking is you have to clean up. I know I wish it would just disappear but I have dishes, I have a dirty sink, the floor is messy and all that stuff. Now the thing is a lot of the chemicals in the products that you buy at the store are so harsh; not only on the environment, but also for you. I have read that the EPA estimates that sometimes the level of the pollutions is 2-5 times higher inside your home then outside your home because of all these harsh chemicals. Now the thing is that they are essentially recipes that you can make for your own cleansers. 2 of the best things is I?m sure that everyone has in there cabinet right now baking soda and vinegar. Baking soda has nice milder abrasive and the vinegar can help clean up surfaces. So, later on when I have to clean up all these dishes and clean up my sink, one of the best things that you can do is mix a little bit of this baking soda and a little bit of this vinegar. It makes kind of a nice abrasive scrub. It would get all of that gunk out of there and it is a eco friendly, healthy way to clean up after you are cooking."
eHow Article: Green Cleaning Your Kitchen After Cooking Polenta
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