Save money, and your health by switching to pyrex and glass storage containers... I use my canning jars too, perfect for hot liquids ( gravy in this case ) and a nice bonus is you can reheat them in a toaster oven, less dishes and no microwaves involved ;)
That's it, short and to the point.
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Eat Well and Be Healthy
Rich
If you have a tip you would like to share , please post it on my Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/pages/Rich-Fletchers-Good-Food-Revolution/118986254815432 or send me an email to richsgoodfood@gmail.com and Id be happy to test and share it :))
Eat Well and Be Healthy
Rich
Nice tips! Here's one: To get stains off of your crock pot liner, soak and wash, then spray pure white vinegar onto the stains. Wait about a minute or two, and then rub with a microfiber cloth. If there is still some residual, then repeat, or if the job is really tough add a cup of vinegar and enough water to immerse the stain. Let soak overnight and rub the stain away! ;) ~ Lynda
ReplyDeleteI never knew that about testing the eggs. Thanks for the great tip.
ReplyDeleteGreat tips, Rich!
ReplyDeleteTo extend the life of celery (and other refrigerated root veggies like carrots, parsnips) when you get home from the grocery store, pat them dry and wrap tightly in aluminum foil. Wash as you need them. Your celery will last almost a month without going limp!
Interesting ... rarely ever lasts long enough around here to go bad though! hahahaha but thank you :)
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