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HOUSEHOLD TIPS

Appliances

  • Avoid long, uninterrupted use of your blender. Such misuse can
    overheat the motor and possibly cause a breakdown.

  • Keep the mixing bowl from slipping on the countertop when
    using a handheld mixer by putting a rubberised mat or a damp
    cloth underneath it.

  • Place a piece of plastic wrap over the top of your processor's
    bowl before you put on the lid. After processing, you'll discover
    that the usually splatter-splashed lid is spotless.

  • Dispel offensive odours from your microwave by placing a thick
    slice of lemon on a paper towel and microwaving it on high for
    about a minute and a half.

Cooking Tips

  • To avoid browning of apples after cutting, apply a little lemon
    juice on the cut surface. The apples will stay and look fresh for
    a longer time.

  • While boiling milk, always add a little water in the vessel to
    avoid milk from sticking to the bottom.

  • You can also leave a spoon in the vessel in which the milk is
    being boiled at low heat so that it does not get burnt at the
    bottom.

  • Keep coriander leaves in a muslin cloth bag, in the refrigerator.
    They will remain fresh for a longer time.

  • Add a tablespoon of hot oil to homemade pastes of garlic,
    ginger or green chilli, along with salt to make it last longer and
    taste fresher.

  • Remove the stems of green chillies while storing them.This will
    help them stay fresh for long.

  • Store raisins in an airtight container in the refrigerator. They
    will stay fresh for much longer.

  • While using ginger and garlic paste in curries, always use garlic
    at 60% ratio and ginger at 40% as ginger is very strong and
    will make your dish sharp and pungent.

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