Some useful tips

[she_cookie]

I heard about this nice tips related to the kitchen and i thought you might find them useful:

1. You can use an orange in which you stick some cloves as a smelling additive in rooms or in the closet
2. The smell of garlic on your hands goes away if you wash your hands with lemon.
3. If the soup is to salted you can add some potato slices.

Do you know others?

[pizzaboy]

I know some more:

1.When you prepare a salad you should always pour the oil after you finish adding all the spices. Because the oil keeps the flavors in a membrane.
2.Chips are tastier if when you fry them you add some onion.
3.For mashed potatoes you can also add sour cream, egg yellow, pepper and vinegar, you'll see the difference!
P.S.: Thank you for sharing!

[Benton Tarantella]

I found a few "tips", too, while browsing the web. I hope they're useful for somebody.

- Slide three dry sticks of spaghetti through the layers to prevent them from sliding before the icing sets.
- To cut down on calories, run cottage cheese through the blender. It can be flavored with chives, extracts, etc., and used in place of mayonnaise.
- Cut hot dog buns in half lengthwise, and cut each piece into three bread sticks. Butter, sprinkle with cheese, and toast in the broiler.
- To remove the odor of fish from cooking and serving implements, rinse in vinegar.