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Simple Tip: Empty the Dishwasher Before the Party
It may seem like a no-brainer, but if you're hosting a party (any kind that involves food) get in the habit of checking the dishwasher before the the soiree starts. Parties always generate a lot of dirty dishes, and the last thing you need after a night of wining and dining is a sink full of dirty dishes. It's also a good idea to take out take out the trash and recycling before the event begins.
Do You Have a Dishwasher?
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Do You Have a Dishwasher?
Yes! It's a lifesaver!
Seriously, You Can Make Salmon in Your Dishwasher
Kym Douglas and Cindy Pearlman, authors of The Black Book of Hollywood Diet Secrets, appeared on The Early Show this morning to give away some of their secrets. While they mostly spilled the beans on diet tips, there was one thing that stood out to me: dishwasher salmon. That's right I said dishwasher.
Dishwasher Lasagna: Love It or Hate It?
Either the people at Part Select — an online part store for major appliances — want to show you what you can do with your dishwasher, or they're hoping you'll do it and break it in the process. At least, that is what I assume was the logic behind their recipe for Dishwasher Lasagna Florentine. That's right, you make the lasagna in a dishwasher.
Do Those Dishes
You'll never guess what happened on December 28, 120 years ago. The dishwasher was invented! And even more amazingly, it was invented by a female!
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Simple Tip: Pre-Sort Your Silverware
Here's a simple tip that will leave you saying, "Doh! Why didn't I think of that!"
For some reason, unloading the dishes is one of my least favorite chores.
Bubble Scrubber: Love It Or Hate It?
This new bubble scrubber ($4.99) makes dishwashing a little more fun. However, I can't help but recall all the sticky residue bubble wands left all-over. I mean, there was a reason my mom banned bubbles to the bathtub and backyard, right?
Off to Market Recap: Spoon Rest
A spoon rest is a handy kitchen tool that sits on stovetops. In between sautéing and stirring, it's a safe place to rest the spatula or spoon you're using. Sadly, I don't own one and the other day when I was making macaroni and cheese, I finally decided it's time to invest in this practical kitchen essential.
After a Dinner Party, Do You Offer to Help Clean Up?
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After a Dinner Party, Do You Offer to Help Clean Up?
Yes! It's common courtesy.
Off to Market: Spoon Rest
A spoon rest is a handy kitchen tool that sits on stovetops. In between sautéing and stirring, it's a safe place to rest the spatula or spoon you're using. Sadly, I don't own one and the other day when I was making macaroni and cheese, I finally decided it's time to invest in this practical kitchen essential.
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