This Is How An Amateur Can Make Cooking Effortless

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If itself is not easy so we all almost don’t like to sweat the small stuff. Using shortcuts is the way to go.

Not everyone loves being in the kitchen. And even for those who love cooking, it’s not always easy. But what if you told you that the few hours you spend in the kitchen can be made easier with some few simple hacks? Have a look at some of them:

1. Storing your coriander

Storing coliander(Bren Did)

Storing coliander(Bren Did)

Ever bought more than enough coriander and wondered how you can keep them fresh? To keep them fresh, cut the roots, clean them, pat dry and store in an airtight container in the fridge.

2. Maintain the color of your green peas

While boiling them, add a pinch of salt. They will retain their color even after cooking.

3. Cut onions without tears

Soaking onions(Foodmate)

Once you peel the onion, soak it in cold water for a while before cutting them. or you can try this

Cooking hacks(Let's Cook Kenyan Meals, Facebook)

4. Storing peeled potatoes

Potatoes darken when left for long hours. To keep them fresh, rinse them well and leave them in a bowl of clean water. Then put some bread pieces in the bowl. The bread absorbs the gas that makes them dark.

5. Storing carrots

Storing carrots with sawdust(Simply Resourceful)

If you went to shags and came with plenty of them, no problem. Get a carton and some sawdust. In the carton, store the carrots in layers such that there is sawdust between them. They can stay for up to three months without spoiling. If you have no sawdust, clean them and store them in plastic bag. Just make sure they are not wet while storing.

6. Tenderizing meat

Meat(fxbuckleybutchers)

Meat(fxbuckleybutchers)

To soften tough meat, add some ginger while cooking.

7. Ripen bananas

If you want to make a dish but your banana are all green, ripen them in an oven for 10 minutes.

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