Posts Tagged ‘ kitchen tips ’

Day 7 in Katie’s Kitchen

Apr 4th, 2009 | By Kate Miller | Category: Kitchen of the Week

On my last day here, I want to first sincerely thank those behind Happy to be at Home for allowing me to share my kitchen with you this week. It has been a great experience and I’ve loved writing and sharing with you. I appreciate all the comments so much and hope I’ll see some [...]



Handy Dandy Kitchen References

Feb 16th, 2009 | By Sherry | Category: Cooking and Baking

This week Sherry provides a handy table to help us with weights and measurements. This one is worth printing out and putting on the fridge!



Food with Heart

Feb 10th, 2009 | By Amy | Category: Kids and Food

Amy shares an easy and fun way to add a little heart to your Valentine’s Day meals. Your children will love this treat!



Day 3 in Naomi’s Kitchen

Dec 3rd, 2008 | By The 3 Moms | Category: Kitchen of the Week

Breakfast — as seems to be the usual - is a mixture of whatever the kids can grab, or I can stuff down their little bellies.  I recently discovered a forzen freezer bag of blueberries from our summer of pickin’ so I pulled them out so that we can have a blueberry sauce over waffles [...]



Making Use of Mise En Place

Jul 21st, 2008 | By Kate Miller | Category: Cooking and Baking

I can be a bit dorky when it comes to culinary terms; I like them. Using them makes me sound like I know what I’m talking about. Mise en place (pronounced meez-ahn-plahss) is one of those terms. Literally translated from French, it means “setting in place.” Or in other words, it means having all of [...]



How to Chop an Onion

Jun 30th, 2008 | By Joy Miller | Category: Cooking and Baking

1. Cut one end of the onion, leaving the root in place.

2. Peel the onion and cut it in half through the root.

3. Make several parallel slices in the onion, but don’t cut through the root end.

4. Turn the onion a quarter turn and cut through the onion parallel to the root.

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