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Category: Home Cooking Tech
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SOLVED! Why Does my Slow Cooker Smell Funny?
The smell emitted from a slow cooker is usually caused by the condensation of moisture on the inside of the appliance. The water droplets mixed with the heat and spices can create an unpleasant odor. This issue can be minimized by adding more liquid to the recipe, keeping the slow cooker lid slightly ajar, or…
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How does an Air Fryer Oven Work | Everything you need to know
Air fryer ovens work on a principle of circulating hot air around the food. This causes the food to heat up and cook evenly. The hot air also causes the food to crisp up, giving it a fried texture.
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How To Use Oil On Silicone Baking Sheets
Oiling your silicone baking sheet can help to prevent sticking and make the baking process more pleasant or easier. That said in most cases you won’t need to use oil on your baking sheet. But whenever you decide you need it you should make sure that you are using oil with a neutral taste.
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How to Change Your Slow Cooker Setting (From Low to High)
You can change a slow cooker from low to high. But you should be aware that doing so will change the cooking time and temperature.
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Yes, You Can! How to Interrupt Slow Cooking Process Safely
If you’re not ready to eat your slow-cooked dinner at the end of the day, that’s fine. But what if you’re ready but realize suddenly that you’re missing a key ingredient? Or you’re in a hurry. And you want to get dinner on the table as quickly as possible? The solution is at your fingertips.…
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Using Lard in Your Deep Fryer: Everything You Need to Know
Suppose you’re looking for a healthier alternative to traditional deep-fried foods. In that case, you’ll probably be interested in trying out some lard in your deep fryer. Deep-fried foods are fast and delicious, but they’re also high in calories and fat. So what is lard, how is it different from other oils, and how can…
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Tired of Boring Baking Sheets? 7 Exciting Alternatives Inside!
There are plenty of ways to replace the baking sheet. The most readily available is aluminum foil, which we all have at home. Other alternatives are a cookie sheet, cast iron pan, baking glassware, or a silicone mat.
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Chemicals in Baking Sheets: Is Your Kitchen Hazardous to Your Health?
Chemicals in the coating of aluminum and other types of baking sheets can leech into your food when you bake. Research has shown that exposure to these chemicals can cause adverse health effects. Interested in what are the risks and how to avoid them? Keep reading!
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How to Clean a Baking Sheet: TOP 8 Ways
Baking sheets are notorious for being difficult to clean. However, with a few simple tips and tricks, you can have your baking sheet looking and smelling like new in no time! This article will discuss eight different ways to clean a baking sheet.
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Can You Use a Baking Sheet on the Stove?
Baking sheets are often used in the oven, but can they be used on the stovetop? With a bit of care, the answer is “yes”! A baking sheet with good heat conductivity and one that is big enough will work well on the stovetop