Hot water used to signal the end of dish duty for me. I rinsed the kitchen sponge under the tap, squeezed it out, and put it beside the sink until I needed it again. That rinse felt like a reset. Research on used kitchen sponges made me question Continue Reading
I Put Caesar Salad on Top of Grilled Italian Sausage Instead of Serving It on the Side
Caesar salad usually gets its own spot on the plate. When I make it with grilled Italian sausage, I skip the side and pile the dressed lettuce right on top. The sausage stays hot from the grill while the romaine stays cool and coated in Caesar Continue Reading
I Don’t Add Buffalo Sauce to Chicken Soup Until the Broth Starts to Boil
Buffalo sauce gives this chicken soup its heat and vinegar bite, but I don’t pour it into the pot with the first ingredients. I wait until the broth and milk reach a slow boil. Butter and vegetables start the soup, followed by flour and herbs. Continue Reading
Her kitchen smelled like sewage every day: the problem was hiding under the sink
The smell hit as soon as she walked into her apartment. It came from the kitchen sink and the cabinet underneath, disappeared at times, then returned. She described it as "putrid gas" and said she smelled it every day. Reddit user u/PieRadiant8724 Continue Reading
She kept pouring cleaners down her smelly drain: what she needed to check was under the sink
Baking soda and vinegar went down the kitchen drain. Dish soap followed. After letting everything sit, hot water ran through the pipe. The smell remained. Reddit user u/FrodoBaggins4321 had moved into an apartment with a kitchen sink that smelled Continue Reading
She Cracks 18 Eggs Into This Chile Relleno Casserole for a Reason
Eighteen eggs sounds like breakfast for a crowd, not something I'd expect to pour over green chiles and two pounds of cheese. That's what one home cook uses to turn chile relleno flavors into one large casserole. Instead of stuffing and cooking Continue Reading
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