|
| Cooking Tips |
Tips on jams, jellies and sauces
|
| • |
Save all small bits of jams and jellies in one jar. Melt and use as a basting sauce for ham, chicken or lamb. |
| • |
If you rub the bottom of your preserving kettle with a little oil, your jam will not burn. The oil leaves no taste. |
| • |
When sealing jelly jars with wax, before the wax hardens put a piece of string down in the wax. When removing the wax, just pull the string. |
| • |
If you have a damp storage area, wipe the outsides of your filled canning jars with white vinegar to keep mold away. |
| • |
Buy spaghetti sauce on sale and use as sauce when making pizzas. |
| • |
No chili sauce - Grind little bit of chili pickle in the mixer for 2-3 minutes so as to obtain a smooth paste and then mix with your ordinary tomato ketchup to obtain a chili sauce. |
| • |
After opening a bottle of sauce, first introduce a drinking straw into the bottle all the way down, turn it clockwise and anti clockwise and then take out the straw. The sauce will flow freely. |
| • |
When you open a new bottle of ketchup, insert a straw and push to bottom of bottle. Remove the straw and you will find that the ketchup will flow easily. |
| • |
Instead of adding sugar to sweeten homemade tomato sauce, grate a carrot into the sauce. Lower on calories too. |
| • |
To prepare a quick and delicious sauce for vegetables, simply whisk a few tablespoons of mayonnaise into the cooking liquid from the vegetables and season to taste. |
|
|
|
|
|