52 Hacks cooking that will change your life

Intelligent cooking tips and tricks you can not believe you live without.


Ninety: it is the amazing percentage of Americans who claim to hate the kitchen at home, by aHarvard Business Review report. Currently, you probably know that cooking your own meal is a healthier choice than to eat. But it's not always easy - or nice - to skip spinach night after night. We have rounded 50 time savingskitchen towers To make it easier and much more amusing to do your apron.

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1

Make blurred eggs in the microwave.

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Take a cup and spritz with a non-stick spray. Crack some eggs inside. At the top with a splash of milk or water, sprinkle with salt and pepper, then mix with a fork to combine. Microwave at 30 seconds intervals, stirring after each, for a total of 90 seconds and a solid 12 gram-protein breakfast is served!

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2

For dozen eggs at a time in a box of muffins.

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For those who prefer their yellows to run as much as a marathoner, try this option in a similar way that is better by the dozen. Fill up eachmuffin cup With a tablespoon of water, then tarn an egg in each cavity. Cooking cooking at 350 degrees for 10 to 13 minutes for whites and yellows Oozy - perfect for adding a lot of grilled family-sized lawyer or Benedicts.

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3

Use an egg slicer for even portions of fruits and vegetables.

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This tiny cooking tool is not just for the cuphard boiled eggs. Try to slice strawberries, kiwis, mushrooms, and more than a thick thick thickness has fallen into the lead (and less the risk of slicing of a mandolin).

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4

Freeze the wine or the broth of remains in a plate of ice cubes.

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Do not empty the rest of this pinot or let it oxidize in the refrigerator for weeks at the end. To payLeft wine In an ice cube tray, high with a plastic film to keep ice crystals at the bay and freeze. Tomorrow, you will have portions of an ounce that you can appear and add to sauces, soups, risottos and stews for a depth of almost instantaneous flavor.

5

Fill another tray with coffee for iced java in its own right.

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Stop diluting your energy boost with standard ice cubes. Instead, freeze an ice cube tray filled with your favorite coffee mix so you can cool your beverage without going falling on the taste.

6

Use a Spiralizer for perfect baked fries.

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This Twirly tool should not be reserved for zoodles alone. Spiralize a red or soft potato in thin ribbons, then mix with a tablespoon of oil soup and your favorite seasonings. Extend uniformly on a sheet-coated-bartered sheet stove and cook at 425 degrees up to 20 minutes of gold, about 20 minutes, stirring every 5 minutes to avoid burning parts.

7

Cook a cake in a cup.

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Head of dual cooking temptationa cake in a cup (rather than a whole pan). Coat a cup or ramekin with an anti-stick spray, then crack an egg inside. Whisk until the consistency even in consistency, then stir in ¼ nut butter or Nutella. Microwave for 60 seconds for a healthy dessert Ioey-Gooey.

8

Peel ginger with a spoon.

No need for a special tool for the skin of the skin of this root of shape strangely. Because the peel is thin enough, simply scrape a metal spoon on the side and around the harsh rounded edges of ginger to remove the skin.

9

Store set up in a box of muffins.

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Slicing and cutting ingredients before starting to cook is aStrategy Tried and True Chef So, you can stick to the chronology of the recipe and avoid sub-bonding. Read the recipe completely and prepare the ingredients according to the instructions. As each element is ready for the recipe, place it in a tin cavity at muffin. Once yourestablishmentis finished, wear the box from the cutting board in your cooking space and you are ready for your quick challenge.

10

Use rules for a crust perfectly with pie.

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To deceive everyone thinking that you are aBig British Cooking Challenge candidate by serving themtart with exactly the right amount of home crust. Place a rule (or two thin wood studs) at each end of your pastry paste, then roll until the dough is large enough to cover your pie stove and until you reach the guides each side. The result: the crust that cooking uniformly and look instagram-ready.

11

Rolling, crimp, then cool this pastry.

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Cool your dough before cooking to allow gluten to relax and grease to close again after working with it. Do not struggle with durable hard pie dough. Instead, mix the dough, rolling it (using the tricks # 10), then place it in your pie pan before refrigerating at least 30 minutes. Fill, cook your cooking and enjoy your low-grade dessert.

12

Roasted bananas to get a bouquet ready to make bread.

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No need to chase brown bananas. Mature a cooking flash bouquet on a 300-degree aluminum border plate for about 30 minutes, depending on the size, until the skins are dark brown and the fruit is soft.

13

Extend the life of your bananas by wrapping stems.

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On the other side of the fruit forehead, keep your bananas in yellow longer by pulling them away from the units to the banana andcovering each rod in a plastic wrap or sheet. The envelope helps contain naturally producing ethylene gas at the end of the fruit rod. Otherwise, it spread to all the banana and accelerate maturation.

14

Quick maturation in a paper bag.

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In other new ethylene gas linked, channerate its powers to accelerate fruit maturation - such as guacamole lawyers and kiwis for fruit salad - by storing them in a closed folded brown paper bag. This traps the gas inside the bag (while allowing a slight amount of respiration) so that mature fruit sugars and acids break down. It's because of fastingethylene.

15

Test the preparation state lawyer at the stem.

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Test your toast before deciding in the fruit. Peel the stem. If it gets away easily and you see green, you are ready to wait for a creamy green and green flesh inside. If it resists, let it ripen up longer, and if you see Brown, the lawyer is probably spent at its peak.

16

Serve hot food on hot plates.

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We give you full permission to wash your dishes just before dinner: running in hot water of piping and wipe with a clean dish towel, then immediately high with your hot dish. Alternatively, you can display a stack of microwave plates or bowls for 30 seconds.

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Use frozen dishes for cold food and drinks.

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Like the cold beer has the best taste and stay cold longer in a cold glass, a spoon of ice cream or a bowl of Gazpacho will remain at a more special temperature for a few extra minutes if you serve them in iced bowls. Range them at the freezer overnight before planning the addition of a Chilly element to your menu, and then remove it from place.

18

Preheat the pan.

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For the shifter vegetables, faster and faster cooking time, and the best Sear meat, follow this round of restaurant: preheat your stove to the leaf, your oven stove or a pizza stone for three minutes About before adding the other ingredients.

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Attract egg eggs with ... eggs.

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Is your cracked egg finished with a shredded edge and a piece of shell fluttering in white? Keep a half break half at hand and use it to pick up the little piece of shell from the egg now to blur. No disorder, no additional tools are required, and it attracts the shrapnel of shell wandering like a magnet.

20

Boil spudges with the skin without stress.

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Everything you need to peel a plot of potatoes is a knife, a set of clips, a saucepan of boiling water and a bowl of ice water. Mark the raw potatoes around their equator with a knife. Place them gently in boiling water and simmer for 15 minutes. Use the pliers to remove your potatoes now hot and transfer them into ice water. Once the potatoes are cold enough to manipulate, you can easily slide the peel from the center to the ends.

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21

DESTEM A strawberry with a straw.

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Here is a trick easy to remove the rod: insert a plastic straw through the pointed and lower end of the strawberry and press it directly to push the leaves.

22

Coat of measuring spoons and cooking cups.

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Honey, maple syrup and other sticky ingredients slide without measuring cups when grease first. Here's how to do it without adding too much extra fat to your recipe: Spritz measures glasses, cups and spoons with a nonstick cooking spray before filling out the main event.

23

Shake the garlic cloves in a mason pot to slide the skins.

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Control the disorder and accelerate the coat a heap ofGarlicpods separating them, bringing the pods appear in a mason pot and screw on the lid. Give the pot a good shake and the skins must slip directly, leaving you ready to reach. You can also use the same policy with two equal size bowls, one inverted on the other.

24

Separate the grenade seeds into a bowl of water.

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Keep your clothes without spots and disorder contained by removing the britchen arras under water. Mark the skin with a knife around the center, peel the halves, cut the halves in two again, then place the pieces of pomegranate under the water. Gently rub the lights to release them from the white membrane (the latter will float at the top of the water so that you can flow). Suffer the fruit water - and you will have arries for a much lower investment than the alley cups of products.

25

Teach the eggs to swim.

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Do not count on the date indicated on your egg board. A more accurate age measure can be found from your faucet. Fill a large glass with water, then carefully lower an egg inside. If he flows and stays on the bottom, the egg is fresh. If he floats at the top (a sign of gas built inside the shell), it's time to throw it.

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Toast for the whole family.

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Avoid gate-toaster battles or standing over the device for minutes in the end with a little advised oven layout. Stacking two oven grids on adjacent levels. Define a sheet stove on the bottom and stack perpendicular slices between rack grids. Cook at 450 degrees to Golden Brown, and in about 5 minutes, you will have a total toast bread.

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Crunchy crisp crunchy seashells on an oven grid.

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Another intelligent hack rack: flour or corn tortillas on two grids that are a space apart. Cook at 350 degrees for about 10 minutes or to Golden. Not only will they become judiciously, crunchy shells will sit on their flat bottom - make them easy to install between the bites without the garnishes that get rid.

28

Make Burrito bowls with a muffin case.

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Return your muffin upside down and the shape of cinnamon cups with corn tortillas between four cavities. Cook at 375 degrees for 10 minutes or until the edges just start to lightly brown.

29

Slicer grapes and small tomatoes between two lids.

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The small round ingredients can be a hassle to slice, with their threads and their tiny waist. Instead of cutting each individually, stack as much as you can sit on a plastic lid. At the top with a matching lid and take a sharp knife to slice parallel between the two. Take off the top cover to find a handful of grapes half - in a fraction of the cutting edge of some time would take.

30

Give cornichon juice a second life.

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Do not cry the swan song of your slices of pickle. Recycle brine remaining for:
More pickles: Bring the brine to a boil and pour onions, cucumbers, carrots, radish or green beans.
A Better Bloody Mary: Mix a spoon with pickle juice in your tomato cocktail for a TANGY touch.
Chicken Mariner: Poussin-Fil-A uses a pickle juice to make their nets tender and juicy. Because it is rich in sodium, it acts similar to a conventional brine of salt water. Try soaking the chicken, pork or steak in the pickle juice for 30 minutes before cooking to help the meat keep more moisture.

31

Reheat a slice of pizza in a pan.

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Snack attack? If you areheat a slice, Use your stove. This will help you mark a crispy crust and melting cheese at a time, without turning on your oven. Cook over medium heat for a minute, add a few drops of water for steam, then put a lid on it. Two to three minutes later, you will cut off.

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Pre-scoop ice cream for the holidays.

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For snacks with single ice cream at a drop-down maid or a DIY bar Sundae, Scoop a variety of ice cream flavors on a sheet sheet and freeze. When customers arrive, they can hang a mound or two and dig without the pint.

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Use marshmallows to keep scoopable brown sugar.

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Rock Rock Rock Sugar Brown with a size marshmallow is impressed. The wonderful qualities of moisture restraint of the garment will focus on sugar. (Note: You can also add one of the beginning to avoid brown sugar brick in the first place.)

34

Nuke Brown Suck to loosen loops.

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If you are in a hurry to find soft sugar grains, disconnect brown sugar pieces into a bowl. Top with a wet paper towel and microwave for 20 seconds.

35

Cut the apples, then go back to avoid browning.

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The secret of the brunned bag bag pushes that are fresh and crisp? The core. Use an apple slicer to create neighborhoods, then press the fruit in one piece. Hold it in place with a rubber band or two, or wrap with a plastic film and come lunch, you will notice little with no brunette sting. For additional protection against oxidation, press a lemon on the flesh before moving up and wrap.

36

Freeze the meat before slicing easy-to-grab slices.

It can be difficult to decide lean or pho-frigorated segments of fresh steak or pork. Freeze Protein for 15 minutes before cutting to give it enough texture to cut a kinking.

37

Make the most of your waffle.

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It's not just for breakfast! Really, what can not you emboss? We recommend cooking the following items in your iron, also for more than Crunch by Munch: Hasch Browns, Falafel Gallets, Grilled Cheese Sandwicks, Cinnamon Rolls, Brownies, etc.Non-waffle things to do in a waffler.

38

Assemble Freezer Smoothie Packs.

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No time in the morning or after your training? No problem, if you plan in advance. Wear fruits and vegetables in your desired ratios (we love a cup of slices of pineapple cubes, 1 cup of spinach leaves and a half-cup of banana slices) and freeze. When you are ready to refuel, mix a cup of milk or yoghurt and a spoon of protein powder or spoonful nut butter for a meal at a time.

39

Roasted chicken in a bundt pan.

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For uniformly cooked chicken, remove the grandmother's bundt. Type the dry bird, well the season and place it standing with its cavity in the Pan Center bundt. Fill the pan itself with sliced ​​potatoes and root vegetables - they will cook simultaneously while soaking the juices. Cook at 425 degrees until the internal chicken temperature reaches 165 degrees.

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GREENS SLICE WITH A CUTTER PIZZA.

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Do a quick job of a pile of herbs while rolling a pizza on the leaves. Keep the round slicer at hand for chopped salads of DIY, too: Add all your ingredients to a robust glass glass or stainless steel and roll the knife from front back, turn the bowl of 90 degrees all the few Passes, until you form the pieces of Mordon.

41

"Thin" garlic with a mortar and a pestle.

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Unless you are a Maestro knife, it may be difficult to slice the garlic sufficiently thin for a subtle spray of flavor. So next time, skip yourself to cut the cods and squeak them into a dough with a mortar and a pestle. It will be easy to incorporate and less bitter than if you shave it on a microplane or push it through a garlic press.

42

Peel a mango with a glass.

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It takes about 15 seconds! Using a knife, slice thick pieces on the sides of the mango (cut as close as possible to the pit without hitting it). Place the edge of a mango edge on top of a drink drink and push it to separate the skin from the flesh. Repeat with the other slice, discharge the fruits of the glass and cut pieces of size for fruit salads, smoothies and salsas.

43

Cook bacon between two pans.

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Bacon cooking is a classic cooking trick to save the face of false splashes. Go to the next time and layer the pork pieces between two pans of leaves, the bottom slightly larger than the top, to prevent the flat bacon and without loop.

44

Recycle a clean condiment bottle for flawless flapjacks.

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While we are talking about breakfast, carefully clean a bottle of ketchup or empty mustard to use as a Pancake dough distribution system. This will allow you to easily control the size and shape of your cakes.

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Try this to make a short banana mixer battery.

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For a free paste of the flour, better preferable, combine 1 banana, 2 eggs, ¼ cooking powder with tanks, a pinch of vanilla and a pinch of cinnamon in a mixer. Whor well and pour into your bottle squeeze Cleaky-Clean.

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Watch for bubbles to find out when flipping pancakes.

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Press round pancakes on an oiled pan. Watch for Bitty bubbles around the edges for an index at the end of the optimal time. Use a spatula to take a gentle look at the bottom and if it's slightly browned, give it a reversal.

47

Microwave jelly bays to use instead of syrup.

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For a sweet filling without all the sugar, water your perfect pancakes with a berry sauce. Hot frozen mixed bays in a pan or saucepan. Suffer through a fine mesh screen to remove seeds and spoon on your battery (or waffles or yogurt).

48

Make your salad the best dressed.

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Shakeyour vinaigrette In a pressure bottle or a mason pot and shop in the door of your refrigerator to taste vegetables like a treat. For almost effortless refills, use a permanent marker to draw lines on the side of the container for each ingredient (oil at here, vinegar here, soy sauce to ...).

49

Listen to your cookies, they will tell you when they are finished.

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Looks can be misleading, including with a cooking dessert. Listen, do not look for the truth about a pan of cookies. They are sufficiently cooked when they start to crack. Your next steps: Pull the pan of the oven, let the cookies rest for 5 minutes, remove with a spatula, then cool on a wire rack.

50

Cook the fudge cake oh-so easy.

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The best news: Stop tracking the instructions (at the back of the cake mix). Incorporate with a pumpkin box and a chocolate cake mixture for a lighter dessert with a still dense and decadent texture. Yes, it will be thick when you add it to the pan. Trust: It will cook and swell like a beautiful brownie.

51

Crack eggs on the counter.

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Sick of these pestic shells that enter your bowl when youCrack an egg? It's because you crash him on the edge of the bowl! Instead, turn the egg on a flat and clean surface next to the bowl, so small shell pieces do not penetrate inside the egg.

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Deploy lemons and limes.

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Do your lemons and citrians feel hard like rocks when you Try to squeeze them ? There is an easier way to do it! Before cutting them in half, roll the fruit on the countertop firmly with the palm of your hand. This softens the fruit and facilitates fruit juice.

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