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Stacey Brown

Why do cats like to sleep in pots?

I prepared a special cozy nest for my cat, with a special coral fleece comforter quilt that he loves, who would have thought that his favorite thing is my pot! He is happy, I have to brush the pot for ages before every meal for fear of eating cat hair, so it's me who should have some hair gel 😔😔😔 #Pets s #Cats #Kitty Litter #Kitchen

Brenda

Remember the pasta portion rule:

Remember the pasta portion rule: If it looks like too little, it’s just right. If it looks just right, it’s too much. And if it looks too much, it’s a waste. Never overestimate your appetite or pasta’s water absorption. Learned this the hard way after wasting so much pasta😂. #Kitchen hacks #Pasta

HarryTheo

Kettle Cooking? Dorm Life must view!

Crack two or three eggs into a tumbler, season with salt, pepper, and toss in some diced veggies or ham. Swirl a couple tablespoons of oil in your kettle, heat it up, and pour in the egg mix. Use a wooden spoon to scramble until fluffy. Works best with a wide-mouthed kettle! For soup, just pour canned soup into the kettle (never heat it in the can), add water if needed, and heat for about 8 minutes. Instant ramen? Just add boiling water over the noodles in a bowl and cover for 5 minutes. Oatmeal is easy: put oats in a bowl, pour in boiling water (or milk for creaminess), and let it sit for 5 minutes. Add cinnamon or brown sugar for extra flavor. Anyone living in dorms must give it a try! #KettleMeals #DormCooking #Kitchen hacks #Unis #Food #Cooking

FabulousFox

Easy Low-Gi rice, protecting your blood sugar!

Measure 1 cup of brown rice and 1/2 cup of lentils. Rinse both really well under cold water. Dump them into your rice cooker. Add about 3 cups of water (or broth for extra flavor), a pinch of salt, and any spices you like. I usually toss in a bay leaf and some garlic powder. Stir everything together, close the lid, and set your rice cooker to the brown rice setting. If yours doesn’t have that, just use the regular cook setting. Walk away and let the rice cooker do its thing. It usually takes 40-50 minutes. Once it’s done, fluff with a fork and serve. Super filling, and easy to cook. Perfect for meal prep or a quick dinner after work out! #Rice #EasyCooking #Healthy eating #Kitchen hacks #Food #Cooking

GossamerGale

Smooth and creamy, Perfect scrambled eggs tutorial

Crack your eggs into a bowl—2 or 3 is perfect for one serving. Whisk them up with a pinch of salt and pepper. No milk needed, just make sure the yolks and whites are totally blended. Heat a nonstick skillet over medium-low and add a little butter or oil. Let it melt and get hot. Pour in your eggs and let them sit for a few seconds, then gently push them around with a spatula. Don’t over-stir; just let them form soft curds. When they’re almost set but still a little glossy, take them off the heat. They’ll finish cooking from the residual heat. Toss in any extras you like—ham, spinach, tomatoes, whatever you have on hand. #ScrambledEggs #QuickMeals #Kitchen hacks #Breakfast #Food #Cooking

DoodleDynamo

Every family should learn to use a slow cooker! It's a huge help!

Working full-time while my wife’s pregnant meant takeout was eating our budget alive. One month, I just started hitting Aldi with a strict list and grabbed slow cooker staples—chicken thighs, canned tomatoes, beans and potatoes, and veggies as well. Tossed everything in the crockpot before work, and dinner was ready when I got home. And the taste is rather great, if you use some tasty sauce like curry and tomato pasta, or just black pepper. No more last-minute pizza runs. We cut our food bill by $300 that month, and I barely spent 20 minutes prepping each night. #Quick meal #Kitchen tools #budget eats #Food

life in a dream house

2-Tier Dish Racks｜ Daily Recommend 01

This is perfect for my small space. This is a good buy and it has a drink spout underneath so water can go directly into sink no more mats underneath needed if someone doesn't want it.. The rack itself is not plastic, so I do love that. Only the drain pan and the utensil holder are plastic. I also love that it has a place for my cutting. Also, the small draining attachment can move from one side to the other so you can position the rack in any direction you choose. It also came with an optional piece, which I'll be using for knives. #home #house #kitchen #buying #temu #amazon #life

MarySSS

This trick is for my veggie-hating little girl👧

Pureeing vegetables into sauces has been a real game changer for us. For tacos, I’ll blend carrots, zucchini, and even spinach into the tomato base before simmering with ground turkey and taco seasoning. The veggies disappear into the sauce, and the texture stays smooth, which makes it easier for my family member to eat. Another thing that’s worked is making veggie-based curries. I’ll cook down cauliflower, sweet potato, and bell peppers until they’re super soft, then blend them with coconut milk and curry paste. The result is a creamy sauce that’s full of flavor but doesn’t have any chunks. So far, she hasn't raised any objections. I guess I'm pulling off the disguise well. #SensoryFriendlyCooking #Veggies #Parenting #Kids #Recipes #Kitchen Hacks

audreymorris

Hacks to buy small portion Veggies for one-person meal

Buying smaller portions is tough when stores only sell big packs, especially for things like lettuce and cucumbers that spoil fast. One trick is to shop at stores with salad bars or bulk produce bins—grab just a handful of greens or a single cucumber. Some grocery stores will let you buy half a head of lettuce or a single mini cucumber if you ask at the counter. If that’s not an option, split packs with a friend or neighbor. It’s not perfect, but it beats tossing half the produce every week. #Kitchen knowledge #budgetshopping #producehacks #Food

Genius Kitchen Diary

When you dont know what to cook, just check this chart

a complementary flavor chart! Just make sure what you have now and find its complementary flavor. There is no chance to be not delicious!\ #Kitchen hacks #Cooking ideas #Fun facts

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