Kitchen Tips Archives

5 Ways to Save Time in the Kitchen

12/02/202012/02/2020 by Kristen Watts

Life wasn’t meant to be easy. So simplify it where you can, right? Work, meal prep, cleaning, planning, kids… You’ve got enough to do and we’re all about making things easier and frankly, more fun.

Top 5 Root to Tip Tricks

30/07/201830/05/2019 by Jessie Alice

Root to tip cooking by Jessie Alice of Leftover Lovers

Get the most out of your produce by using them from root to tip with these handy tricks. Continue reading “Top 5 Root to Tip Tricks”

Cleaning and Caring for your Cutting & Chopping Boards

06/08/201615/08/2018 by Kitchen Warehouse

One of your most used kitchen tools is chopping boards. Wooden boards are some of the best to have but are one most people believe to be hard to clean and maintain. When you purchase a good knife you need a good chopping board in the same investment. Take care of your boards as you would any other favourite kitchen tool, taking just a few minutes each month to follow these tips to cleaning and caring for your boards.
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How to Cure & Care for Stainless Steel Cookware

19/07/201630/05/2019 by Kitchen Warehouse

When cooking with stainless steel it’s worth noting that not all stainless steel cookware is
created equal and that quality is very important when choosing what you want to cook with.
One of the main advantages of cooking with stainless steel is that it is non-reactive, which
means you can cook any kind of food in it. If you take care of your stainless steel cookware
you will find it keeps its bright shine and remains rust-free.
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Five Ideas for Spring

22/09/201527/09/2019 by Justine Murphy

1. Freezer Clean Out

If soups, winter warmers and other stockpiled comfort foods are taking up room in your freezer, then the start of spring is a good excuse to reorganise and clean your freezer.

Firstly, fill your sink with warm soapy water. Open the freezer and be brave by throwing out any frostbitten products, out of date products or items that have not been used within a 6-month period. Remove all the remaining frozen products. Pull out drawers and trays and wash them in the sink; leave to drain. Clean the interior of the freezer with a mix of water, 1 teaspoon of white vinegar and dishwasher detergent.