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How To Turn Wilted Lettuce Into Crispy Lettuce

As many high water content vegetables age, they lose moisture. With this loss of moisture, their cell walls begin to sag giving them a limp appearance. This can happen to lettuce, carrots, celery, asparagus, fresh herbs and several other vegetables. That’s why many people wonder how to crisp lettuce.

Following are specific […]

By | August 14th, 2015|Blog|

Microwave Caution

Microwave ovens are convenient, there’s no denying that… but if you are cooking, and not just re-heating leftovers, they can be dangerous. If you are actually cooking in the microwave, be sure to read the following list of cautionary statements about cooking with a microwave. We’re not talking about what happens if you […]

By | August 7th, 2015|Blog|

Egg Substitution Possibilities

We found this information graph for egg substitution ideas and think it’s such a great way to present some healthy ways to replace an egg, if you so desire or if you’ve run out of eggs. Although we already have a table of egg substitutions under our substitutions menu, this is just […]

By | July 31st, 2015|Blog|

Free Gas… Use it Wisely! (Ethylene)

How to use the ethylene gas produced by your fruit to your advantage.

By | July 28th, 2015|Blog|

How to Pick the Proper Onion Variety

Onions come in 3 colors.
Can you guess which ones?
They are Red, White and Yellow. Most people have purple in their answer, but those onions are actually classified as red.

According to the National Onion Association, yellow onions are the most versatile and thus by far the color most produced – 87% […]

By | July 10th, 2015|Blog|

Food Waste – Who Cares?

USA Today reported today that Americans trash $640 in food a year. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, that’s enough wasted food to feed an adult for a minimum of two months or a child for at least six months![1]

Estimates for the amount of food that is grown or produced […]

By | June 24th, 2015|Blog|

Food Allergen Labeling – Read Carefully!

Food allergies can produce symptoms from mild to life-threatening. With so many processed foods available, food labels need to be read very carefully by anyone with known food allergies. Here we list major food allergens, review the requirements for documenting these ingredients and provide some warnings for the shortcomings of allergen food labels.

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By | June 15th, 2015|Blog|

Gotta Try Mini Oreo Cheesecakes

Today I found two boxes of cream cheese in the back of the fridge. They were past their best-by date so I needed to use them soon. A large cheesecake usually denotes a special occasion, but mini bouts of specialness are sometimes just as important. Since I also had a package of […]

By | May 8th, 2015|Blog|

How To Roast Nuts

Question:

How to roast nuts? How do you roast nuts?
Is roasting nuts a necessary step in a recipe?

Answer:

Roasted nuts have more flavor and texture than un-roasted nuts, we think that’s an absolute fact. If a recipe says to roast the nuts you may be tempted to skip that step, which you […]

By | March 6th, 2015|Blog|

The Trendiest Foods for 2015

In the past few years we’ve seen virtually non-existant products like Chia Seeds, Coconut Water and Kale suddenly take up major shelf space in grocery stores nationwide. So, what’s up for this year, which products will the masses be enjoying in mass?

Gaining in popularity, here a some of the currently trending […]

By | March 3rd, 2015|Blog|

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