Category: Life Skills

  • How to loosen clumped salt and sugar?

    How to loosen clumped salt and sugar?

    Salt and sugar, common in almost every kitchen, can easily become lumpy during storage. However, the reasons for salt and sugar clumping are different, sometimes even opposite. Therefore, the methods for loosening clumped salt and sugar are also different. Here are two tips to help you resolve the clumping problem. How to loosen clumped salt…

  • How to properly store opened curry roux?

    How to properly store opened curry roux?

    Traditional curry recipes typically require a variety of seasonings and spices. Nowadays, we can buy ready-made curry roux at major supermarkets and department stores, saving a lot of preparation time. However, if you can’t use the curry roux immediately after opening it, how should you store it properly? What is its shelf life? Storing Curry…

  • How to squeeze out twice as much juice from a lemon?

    How to squeeze out twice as much juice from a lemon?

    Lemons are often used in fried or grilled dishes, as well as in lemon-flavored baked goods, and most of these require squeezing the juice. To help you squeeze out more juice each time without wasting it, here’s a simple method to squeeze out twice as much juice from a lemon while also preventing splashing. Lemon…

  • How to slice toast quickly and smoothly?

    How to slice toast quickly and smoothly?

    If you buy toast in a whole or half loaf that’s unsliced, you’ll need to slice it yourself. If you have a dedicated bread knife at home, this task is easy. But if you don’t have a bread knife and only have a regular kitchen knife, how can you quickly slice toast smoothly? Tips for…

  • How should rice be stored?

    How should rice be stored?

    Rice is a staple food for many households. It’s usually sold in large bags, so proper rice storage is crucial. The following storage method not only keeps rice fresher for longer but also prevents rice weevils. How to Store Rice There are two key points when storing rice. The first is to store it in…

  • How to Store Lemons?

    How to Store Lemons?

    Lemons, with their tart flavor and tangy aroma, are green when unripe and turn yellow when ripe. Regardless of the variety, they add a refreshing touch to dishes, drinks, desserts, and more. But how can you preserve lemons after buying them to prolong their freshness? Here’s a surprisingly delicious way to use frozen lemons. How…

  • How to Store Clams: Freezing

    How to Store Clams: Freezing

    Clams are rich in nutrients, including uridine, which helps relieve fatigue. To make clams more delicious after cooking, they also increase the amount of uridine. It’s recommended to freeze the clams before cooking. Next, we’ll share how to freeze clams. Method 1 for Freezing Clams Instructions Step 1: Clean the clams thoroughly. Step 2: Let…

  • How to store a cut pumpkin?

    How to store a cut pumpkin?

    How can you store pumpkin for longer? If it’s a whole, uncut pumpkin, wrap it in newspaper and store it in a cool, dark place at room temperature. It will keep for about 1-2 months. However, if it’s cut, you’ll need to refrigerate or freeze it to prolong its freshness. How to store a cut…

  • Pear Storage: Refrigeration and Freezing

    Pear Storage: Refrigeration and Freezing

    Pears are sweet and juicy, a favorite fruit for many adults and children. But how can you preserve pears to prolong their freshness? Freezing pears not only makes them sweeter, but also gives them a sherbet-like texture! How to Store Pears: Refrigerate Step 1: Wrap each pear in paper towels. ※ When ripe, fruit produces…

  • Persimmon Selection and Eating Tips

    Persimmon Selection and Eating Tips

    Persimmons are beneficial for the intestines, but what precautions should be taken when eating them? How should you choose? Juicy and smooth versus sweet and crisp: which autumn persimmon do you prefer? Persimmons are rich in pectin, a water-soluble dietary fiber. They have a laxative effect, helping to relieve hemorrhoids and constipation. They are also…

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