Tips & Tricks
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The Master Pantry Checklist
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What are the most basic items to keep on hand? We referenced Dinner Done and Dinner Done 2 to discover which ingredients are truly the most commonly used. This is the master pantry and fridge list you can turn to when you’re stocking up a new house or simply replenishing. After the debut of the
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Sourdough With A Sesame Crust
We thought this was a great way to upgrade your already delicious homemade sourdough. Back to routine? Maybe. Back to baking sourdough? Most definitely. Those of us who have jumped on the sourdough bandwagon are happy to be back to feeding their starters and baking new breads after Pesach. While this tip seems like a
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Do You Have a Family Pack of Chicken Cutlets in the Freezer?
In a perfect world, you prep that family pack of chicken, freezing each amount in the spices and marinade you need for each recipe. But what if you didn’t? You had good intentions when you bought that family pack of chicken cutlets on sale. You really did. It was a good deal and you knew
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The Prettiest Way to Disguise the Frying Smell
You’ll love the scent of this homemade Lemon Vanilla Diffuser…you may even enjoy it more than those fried foods. This year, when your family and guests enter your home on Chanukah, it won’t be that frying smell in the air. Rather, it will be a scent that’s beyond blissful. They may even question if you
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Did You Know You Could Freeze Pomegranate Arils?
Pomegranates are delicious – and affordable – in the fall and winter. But you can enjoy them any time. If you shop in Costco, you probably have noticed that after Rosh Hashanah (of course), they sell gorgeous pomegranates by the case. Time it right and the price is beautiful, too. But who needs 6-12 pomegranates
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Hot Honey Seasoning Blend is the Easiest Way to Flavor Your Sides
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This stuff is really good. Whether you like honey on its own or with some heat, you’ll find yourself reaching for Streit’s Sweet Honey or Hot Honey Seasoning Blends all season long. Everyone loves honey. But it’s not always so practical to cook with. It’s sticky. It burns. It’s hard to distribute if you want
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School Lunch Solutions
It can sometimes feel overwhelming to pack school lunches. For some, packing school lunch is an additional part of the morning routine and it often becomes a struggle. Schedules are tight, children are picky, and the choices of options that stay well at room temperature can feel limiting. To start, some tips: *Deena Segal from
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Kashrus & Smoothies: What Fruits and Vegetables Can You Puree?
What fruit and vegetables need to be washed or checked before blending in a smoothie? Can you blend fruit and vegetables that don’t have a hechsher? The cRc (Chicago Rabbinical Council) recently concluded extensive research on which produce can be pureed without concerns for insects and how best to do it. Download the cRc Guide
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Fly Fans – They Really Work!
We were amazed, and for once, everyone was able to enjoy the outdoor BBQ because of these Fly Fans. At first, when this product was introduced to us, we kind of made a face, even though we were on a Zoom call. We thought, “really?” This sounds so silly and just a waste of space.
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The Fresh Watermelon Hack
Day old cut watermelon usually gets soggy. This trick keeps it crisp. It’s tempting to buy that pre-cut fruit. We admit, we turn to the pre-chopped versions when preparing this fruit salad. And while it may be a great last minute solution, when we need lots and lots of watermelon to refresh the whole family
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