recipes

Evernote Food 2.0 Beautifully Manages Your Recipes

Evernote is the ideal place to keep recipes you love. You can include pictures, create lists and lay out your instructions in a clean and clear format. Evernote Food 2.0 automatically finds any recipes you’ve saved in your Evernote notebooks, helps you find new ones on the web, discover great restaurants in your area and organise all of that information into one simple app.


Try This ‘Recipe’ To Increase Productivity Over The Next Week

It’s the start of another week. Is looking at your to-do list for the week overwhelming? Human Business Works CEO Chris Brogan presents this “recipe” to help you get more done over the next seven days and beyond (no cooking required).


Weigh Flour For Better Baking

Baking requires precision; it’s one of those cooking tasks where just throwing in a rough quantity rarely works. If you’re attempting a new baked treat, weigh the flour and other dry ingredients rather than simply relying on cup measures.


The Cooking Methods Cheat Sheet Helps You Learn Confusing Terms

So you’ve got yourself a few recipes and you’re ready to start cooking for yourself, but you’re having trouble with some of the terminology. What’s the difference between baking and broiling? Is pan frying the same as sautéing? This cheat sheet will help you out.


Make Fluffier, Souffle-Like Pancakes

The secret to airy and fluffy pancakes? According to an executive chef at a restaurant in Baltimore’s Four Seasons Hotel, it’s all about the eggs — and lots of them.


Gojee For iOS And Android Finds Recipes That Excludes Foods You Dislike

iOS/Android: If you have a craving for a particular dish but are unsure if you can make it with the ingredients you have in your kitchen, Gojee’s new mobile apps for iPhone and Android can help. You can find recipes based on what you already have on hand as well as specify food items you don’t want to use at all.


Make Your Own Exfoliating Aromatic Salt Scrub

A bottle of luxury exfoliating scrub can be surprisingly expensive. There’s no sense in spending an arm and a leg when you can make the same product at home for a fraction of the price. Here’s how.


Make Cocktails With Unwanted Wine

If friends come over for a dinner party and bring a wine you hate (chardonnay?), you might find yourself with a half-drunk bottle at the end of the night. Rather than pouring the contents down the drain or being forced to cook with it, make yourself a delicious wine cocktail with this simple recipe.


Make Your Own Mouthwash

Whether you’ve run out of the store-bought stuff or you’d rather save a little money by making it yourself, you can concoct your own mouthwash at home. How-to illustrator Yumi Sakugawa points to a simple recipe that uses ingredients that are probably sitting in your kitchen right now.


The Best Way To Grill Sausages: Poach Them Right On The Grill

Sausages may seem like the one food you don’t need instructions for grilling, but there are things that can go wrong. Burn on the outside while staying raw in the centre, shrivel up or just burn to crisp altogether. Serious Eats’ meticulous experiments show how to cook the perfect sausage: by poaching and grilling at the same time.


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