Kitchen towels have lost a lot of ground in our kitchens in recent years. Paper napkins are easy to use, disposable, and affordable for everyone. Below we present some tricks you can apply at home using these paper napkins.
Say goodbye to oil stains. With the help of a simple rubber band, secure a folded paper towel over your oil bottle. You won't leave any marks on shelves or countertops, and it won't get on your hands while you cook.
Soften brown sugar quickly by placing a water-soaked napkin in the box of cubed sugar (or hardened sugar) and microwaving for 20 seconds. Pieces of apple left in the box also work, but take longer.
If you often use the microwave for cooking and reheating food, to avoid vegetables feeling slightly rubbery when heated, place a paper towel dampened with water on top of them or even wrap them in it if possible.
Dry the salad vegetables in a casserole lined with paper towels to prevent water from accumulating in the serving bowl.
Before frying meat for a quick steak, press it with paper towels to remove all the water and make it crispier on the outside.
Keep green vegetables fresh longer in the refrigerator. For example, in the bags where you keep lettuce, also put paper towels. These will absorb the moisture that causes the leaves to yellow and rot.
For parsley, dill, or other aromatic herbs, we recommend keeping them in damp paper towels in the refrigerator to preserve their freshness and flavor.
If you've run out of coffee filters, paper towels are all you need until you get back to the supermarket. Just be careful not to fold them too many times so that the water can pass through.
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For parsley, dill, or other aromatic herbs, we recommend keeping them in damp paper towels in the refrigerator to preserve their freshness and flavor. Source: http://food-hacks.wonderhowto.com/
