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June 15, 2005

Kitchen Myths

Kitchen Myths debunks common kitchen myths, and even cites the sources from whence the debunking came (nice!).  Here are some myths that I grew up with, thinking they were true.  Ah, so innocent I am.

  • A box of baking soda in the fridge or freezer absorbs odors.
  • When you add alcohol to a recipe it all evaporates during cooking so there is none in the final dish.
  • If you put the pit in the bowl, guacamole won't turn brown.

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Dang. Guess I'll be tossing the baking soda and cleaning my refrigerator this weekend. ;)

Posted by: Anna | June15, 2005

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