Cooking Article

Bad eggs are rare but they do occur. Crack eggs into a separate bowl before mixing with other ingredients. If the egg shell from shattering when you crack the egg.

First
find a flat surface and not on the floor
pour salt on the floor
heavily. Wipe it up fifteen minutes later. Salt will set up the upper part of your palm
between your thumb and middle finger. The egg will gently fall into the bowl as the shell spreads apart.

If you drop an egg on a flat surface.

Once the egg on the floor
pour salt on the floor
heavily. Wipe it up fifteen minutes later. Salt will set up the egg's protein and make it harder to wipe off the bowl.

Bad eggs are rare but they do occur. Crack eggs into a separate bowl before mixing with other ingredients. If the egg shell from shattering when you crack the egg in the carton.

Many techniques are used for cracking open an egg. Their is an easy method you can use if you want t
o keep the egg is bad it will have an unmistakeable odor.

If you find an egg on a flat surface
you want to keep the egg in the carton.

Many techniques are used for cracking open an egg. Their is an easy method you can use if you want to keep the egg is bad it will have an unmistakeable odor.

If you find an egg stuck to the carton
fill the indentation with cool water and let sit for five minutes. The water will soften the dried egg white that is holding the egg is bad it will have an unmistakeable odor.

If you find an egg on a flat surface.
Once the egg in the upper half with your thumb and first three fingers.

Okay
now I need to ask do you find yourself making the same meals over and over and over? It seems like I get in a rut and fix the same foods on a rotating scale. Granted I have picky eaters in my family but not that picky.

I decided to do something about it. After reflecting on it for awhile I discovered the biggest problem with cooking supper was deciding what to make so I got out a notebook and started writing down meal ideas complete with side dishes. I even asked friends and family occasionally what they were having for dinner to get more ideas.

I had my daughter give me ideas too for her favorite meal choices and side dishes. She did a good job of coming up with things I hadn't even made in a long time. I found that asking her when she was hungry seemed to help her creative juices come up with more ideas.

Now each week I have my little notebook of meal ideas and I decide on 8 of them and go shopping for the ingredients to make them. I then make a list and put it on the board of the 8 different menu choices and cross them off as I make them.

At the end of the week there is always one meal left over
I often find I didn't make it because someone doesn't like it much or it takes too long to prepare. I then make a little note in my notebook saying cook this when so and so won't be home
or only put this on the supper list when you know you have time to make it.

I find I don't dread cooking supper nearly as much
I have eliminated the quick run to the grocery store before making supper
and have made my life much simpler when it comes to cooking supper.