Showing posts with label fruits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fruits. Show all posts

Wednesday, 24 August 2011

Cleaning Tips - Keep Your Fridge Sparkling Clean And Fresh

Now you have learn how to store type of food in your Fridge. In this blog, we will go on to show you how to clean your Fridge.
You must be thinking what you need to aid your cleaning process. All you need, lukewarm water mixed with the juice of one lemon, a non-scratch cleaning cloth. 

Instruction:
  1. Turn off the main power to the fridge 
  2. Move perishables like dairy items and fresh foods from the chiller to the freezer.    
  3. Leave the non-perishables like jam at room temperature. 
  4. Remove the drawers and racks to wash and dry. 
  5. Wipe the chiller and the inside door with the cloth dampened with the lemon mixture. 
  6. Clean the condiment bottle. When done, return the racks and food back to the chiller. 
  7. Transfer fruits and greens to the freezer and clean the crisper. 
  8. Work on the freezer next, storing the items in the chiller temporary. 
  9. Give the fridge exterior a good wipe-down before turning the power the power back on.


*Lemon makes a good natural disinfectant. And its acid also helps to remove stains.

Monday, 22 August 2011

Kitchen Tips - How To Store Food In The Freezer

Have you wonder why some food don't last long even though you put them in fridge? Do you know the way you organize your food in fridge will help you to save costs and keep healthy? Pick up some tips below now!


Meat & Seafood: Keep already frozen packs in the original packaging and freezes them quickly when you get home. Chilled or fresh foods are best stored vacuum packed. You can buy vacuum packers at specialty stores. Or cover with cling wrap and store in an airtight container. If packing in freezer bags, force all the air freezer bags, force all the air out of the bags before zipping. Never freeze meat that is labeled “thawed for your convenience”. Refreezing it can cause it to spoil or dry out.


Fruits: If you have bananas or strawberries that it spoil before you can eat them, pop them into a bag or container and freeze – they make yummy smoothies.






Bread: Leftover bread that has not expired can also be packed and frozen, then toasted before eating.






Lastly, note that freezing food in airtight bags or containers prevents freezer burn, which affects taste and flavor.

Savvy Mummy