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Kitchen Quick Tips - Storing Salad Greens

Moisture will cause salad greens to wilt. Place a paper towel in the bottom of a bowl then the salad greens and cover with plastic wrap to ...

Store potatoes in a dark, cool location away from onions that will cause potatoes to spoil but near apples that will prevent the potatoes fr...

Refrigeration is one of the most common methods of food storage in North America. In fact, like many families we have two refrigerators, o...

Store asparagus cut end down in a glass with a little water in the refrigerator to keep it fresh longer.

Swirl fresh berries in a solution of 1 part vinegar to 10 parts water before refrigerating to prevent the berries from getting moldy or soft...

Wrap cheese in parchment or wax paper to wick surface moisture from the cheese then loosely wrap in aluminium foil to prevent the cheese fr...

Every kitchen needs food storage containers. At one time the choice for lunch bags was brown paper bags with sandwiches wrapped in wax pape...

Home canning is the most frugal activity possible. Even if you only home can high acid foods (eg. jams, jellies, pickles, fruits) you can ...

I grew up in a small two-story house with an unfinished, unheated, dirt floor walk-out basement leading to the river's edge. My Mom kep...

By the very nature of cooking, kitchens tend to be rather humid rooms while cooking. Compounding the problem for some is high humidity loca...