TIPS ON PEACHES

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PEACHES 

Fresh unbruised peaches will keep a week in the refrigerator. For full flavor, let them come to room temperature before eating. 

Much of the flavor is found in the skins, Out of hand eating of peaches is fruit at is best. 

For easy peeling, pour hot water […]

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** To get the baked on grease and grime out of your microwave without Chemicals and elbow grease- simply take a glass bowl put 2/3 water 2/3 white vinegar and put in microwave on High 6 minutes and go back and just wipe out with a damp cloth […]

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BURNED POTS AND PANS

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Cleaning Tips For the COOK 

 

** To get burned pots and pans clean without any elbow grease -just simply pour some coke a cola in pot and let boil on stove and watch the magic as the burn starts to dissolve.

 

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NO MORE RUNNY SLAW

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SUBMITTED BY: Amanda Pegram Clyburn

To not have runny slaw, shred cabbage the day before. Cover with salt, cover, and place in fridge. The next day, rinse cabbage thoroughly, add dressings, serve. The salt draws out excess moisture overnight! No more ‘soggy dogs’!

 

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SUBMITTED BY: Rosalee Woodyard Butcher

Amaretto

Substitute – General

Non-alcoholic almond extract; orgeat Italian soda syrup; or marzipan. 

Substitute – Measured

For: 2 tablespoons amaretto or other almond-flavored liqueur, substitute: 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon almond extract 

Applejack or apple brandy

Substitute – General

Unsweetened apple juice concentrate; apple […]

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POWDERED SUGAR

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Powdered Sugar

For each cup of confectioner’s sugar: Add one cup of regular granulated sugar to the blender.

Blend (pulse) until it turns to powder.

 

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LEMON JUICE SUBSTITUTE

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Lemon Juice 1 tablespoon:

1 tablespoon distilled white vinegar.

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LIGHT CREAM SUBSTITUTE

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Light Cream 1 cup:

1½ tablespoons butter plus whole milk to equal 1 cup.

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CAKE FLOUR SUBSTITUTION

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Cake Flour 1 cup:

1 cup minus 2 tablespoons shifted all purpose flour.

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OIL SUBSTITUTION IN CAKES

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SUBMITTED BY: Maica Oglesby

to substitute the oil needed for cakes, use the same amount of plain apple sauce—-you cant taste the difference at all.

 

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