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[terronindia]

What equipment do you need for your vacuum packaging? And how to choose your professional vacuum packing machine? Terron India gives you the essential information to get started.

[sealvax]

"Mastering Sous Vide: Elevating Your Culinary Experience"

Are you ready to take your cooking skills to the next level? Dive into the world of sous vide cooking, where precision meets flavor in every bite. In this blog, we'll explore the art of sous vide cooking, focusing on two key elements: perfectly cooked sous vide salmon steak and the essential tool for the job, reusable sous vide bags. Let's delve into the details and discover why investing in the best reusable sous vide bags is essential for achieving culinary excellence.

Sous Vide Salmon Steak: A Gourmet Delight

Sous vide cooking has revolutionized the way we prepare and enjoy food. By precisely controlling the temperature of the water bath, sous vide ensures that your ingredients are cooked to perfection, retaining their natural flavors and moisture. And when it comes to sous vide cooking, few dishes rival the succulent perfection of sous vide salmon steak.

Salmon is known for its delicate texture and rich flavor, making it an ideal candidate for sous vide cooking. By cooking the salmon at a precise temperature for an extended period, you can achieve results that are impossible to replicate with traditional cooking methods. The result? Tender, melt-in-your-mouth salmon that is bursting with flavor.

But to achieve sous vide salmon steak perfection, you need the right tools for the job. Enter reusable sous vide bags – the key to sealing in flavor and moisture while cooking your salmon to perfection.

Reusable Sous Vide Bags: The Secret to Success

When it comes to sous vide cooking, the quality of your bags is just as important as the precision of your cooking device. That's why investing in the best reusable sous vide bags is essential for achieving consistent, restaurant-quality results.

Unlike traditional plastic bags, which are designed for single-use and can leach harmful chemicals into your food, reusable sous vide bags are crafted from durable, food-grade materials that are safe for cooking at high temperatures. Not only are they better for your health and the environment, but they also provide a superior cooking experience.

With reusable sous vide bags, you can seal in the flavor and moisture of your salmon steak, ensuring that every bite is tender and delicious. Plus, their reusable design means you can enjoy the benefits of sous vide cooking again and again, without contributing to unnecessary waste.

Choosing the Best Reusable Sous Vide Bags

When it comes to selecting the best reusable sous vide bags for your culinary adventures, there are a few key factors to consider:

Durability: Look for bags made from high-quality materials that can withstand the rigors of sous vide cooking without tearing or leaking. Size and Capacity: Choose bags that are the right size for your cooking needs, whether preparing a single salmon steak or a larger meal for a crowd. Ease of Use: Opt for easy-to-seal and open bags, with convenient features like zip-top closures or vacuum sealing capabilities. Safety: Ensure that the bags you choose are made from food-grade materials free from harmful chemicals and additives. By selecting the best reusable sous vide bags for your kitchen, you can elevate your cooking game and enjoy restaurant-quality results from the comfort of your own home.

Sous Vide Bags USA: Quality You Can Trust

When it comes to sourcing the best reusable sous vide bags, it's important to choose a reputable supplier that prioritizes quality and sustainability. That's why we're proud to offer a wide selection of sous vide bags made right here in the USA.

Our sous vide bags are crafted from premium materials that are designed to withstand the demands of sous vide cooking, ensuring that your food stays fresh and flavorful with every use. Plus, our bags are reusable, helping you reduce waste and minimize your environmental footprint.

Small Vacuum Bags for Food: Versatility in the Kitchen

In addition to sous vide cooking, our small vacuum bags are perfect for a variety of other kitchen tasks, from storing leftovers to preserving garden-fresh produce. Their compact size makes them ideal for individual portions or small items, while their vacuum-sealing capabilities ensure that your food stays fresh for longer.

Whether you're a seasoned sous vide enthusiast or a beginner looking to expand your culinary horizons, our reusable sous vide bags and small vacuum bags for food are the perfect tools for achieving gourmet results in your own kitchen. Invest in quality, sustainability, and flavor – invest in the best reusable sous vide bags today.

[southernsmokebbq]

[sousvideitaly]

Il Sous Vide: la tecnica rivoluzionaria per la preparazione di piatti perfetti

Il Sous Vide è una tecnica culinaria che sta guadagnando sempre più popolarità tra gli appassionati di cucina. Orved, un leader nel settore delle soluzioni di confezionamento sottovuoto, offre una vasta gamma di attrezzature e prodotti per il Sous Vide che consentono di ottenere risultati eccezionali nella preparazione dei cibi.

Ma cos'è esattamente il Sous Vide? È una tecnica di cottura a bassa temperatura che coinvolge l'immergere gli alimenti in sacchetti sottovuoto e cuocerli a temperature precise e costanti in un bagno d'acqua controllato. Questo metodo di cottura lenta consente di mantenere la succosità, la tenerezza e i sapori naturali degli alimenti, ottenendo risultati sorprendenti in termini di gusto e texture.

Le attrezzature per il Sous Vide di Orved offrono una soluzione completa per sfruttare al meglio questa tecnica culinaria. Dai termocircolatori che controllano con precisione la temperatura dell'acqua al sistema di confezionamento sottovuoto per preparare i sacchetti, Orved ha tutto il necessario per una preparazione professionale e di alta qualità.

Una delle principali caratteristiche del Sous Vide è la sua versatilità. È possibile cucinare una vasta gamma di alimenti, come carne, pesce, verdure e persino dessert, con risultati sorprendenti. La precisione della temperatura e il lungo tempo di cottura consentono di ottenere carni tenere e succulente, pesci delicati e verdure croccanti e nutrienti.

Inoltre, il Sous Vide è una tecnica che si adatta perfettamente alle esigenze di chef professionisti e appassionati di cucina domestica. Con le attrezzature Orved, è possibile sperimentare nuove ricette, creare piatti raffinati e mantenere costante la qualità dei cibi.

Il Sous Vide è anche una soluzione ideale per la preparazione di pasti in anticipo. Grazie alla cottura a bassa temperatura e al confezionamento sottovuoto, è possibile preparare i pasti in anticipo e conservarli in frigorifero o freezer per un consumo successivo, mantenendo intatti i sapori e i nutrienti degli alimenti.

In conclusione, il Sous Vide è una tecnica culinaria innovativa e affascinante che offre risultati sorprendenti in termini di gusto, texture e qualità degli alimenti. Con le attrezzature per il Sous Vide di Orved, è possibile sfruttare appieno questa tecnica e creare piatti straordinari nella comodità della propria cucina. Scopri di più su Orved.it e immergiti nel meraviglioso mondo del Sous Vide.

[mycolancer]

From the archives

🍄 🫙 **STORE YOUR MUSHIES WELL** 🫙 🍄

Ever got mushrooms in a zip lock baggy and they were bendy and chewy when you got them?

*ew*, that's not right, but it's *not always bad, either*.

When the mushrooms are prepared to go out in the world, *responsible* people, or *people who have experience* (they didn't know before) will make sure they are properly **dehydrated** and stored before they get rid of them.

Most people are cheap, or don't have the funds, so they use a **box fan** to dry out the shrooms. This can be bad if the hygiene and care of this process isn't done well. It's the least preferred method, in my opinion.

If it weren't bad enough to have to always guess the *potency* of each individual fruit, you'll have to also consider that **how they were dehydrated** could make an impact on potency. For example, when dehydrated in the **oven**, they could lose potency in the span of just 2-4 hours!

The best way anyone can dehydrate a bunch of mushrooms is to use proper handling & equipment.

**So what do you do if you get some that are bendy or tear apart?**

We want mushrooms that are cracker dry. These are the absolute safest to consume, and the potency is locked in. When stored **correctly** at that point, they will remain potent for sometimes YEARS if continually stored well away from sunlight, moisture, and oxygen.

So you got some bendy shrooms?

🟢 **Check them** for Mold and Sliminess. Find either? Toss the whole batch, you might get food poisoning.

❣️ **If they don't smell sickly sweet, have no slime, no mold, and are just a little bendy, then you're likely ok to consume** - Try a tea for these..

*or*

**On very low temperature settings in the oven (140*), you can dehydrate them carefully** - Just put a box fan in front of the oven with the door open. Check them at the 60 and then at the 90 minute mark. They should snap when they're cracker dry.

🗒️ **How to Store yours properly**

After you've foraged and gotten your 🍄 you'll want to do a few things to properly store them:

1. **Check for Mold, Slime, Bendyness, and sickly sweet smell**

2. **When foraging in the wild, they will be fresh, so you need to prepare for dehydration** - Do this by rinsing off your mushrooms carefully of any manure/dirt etc. Follow your dehydrator's settings at or below 140* to dehydrate fully. This can take many hours. Be patient.

3. **If they came to you dried already, and they passed the check for grossness, ** then decide what you want to use them for. If they arrived Bendy, consider storing properly as is for tea, or consider dehydrating them further using your oven, or using your own dehydrator.

4. **When ready to store**: Once everything is all good and you're ready to store, make sure that:

- You've got Dessicit Packers (I like the Dry & Dry brands)

- You have an airtight jar, Tight Pac, Vacuum sealer & bags, or Mylar bags & heat sealer

- You have a place to put them away from heat, humidity, light, or fluctuating temperatures

Some people like to tape the dessicat packets to the underside of their mason jars. You need to store the 🍄 ASAP after making sure they're cracker dry. **DO not let them sit out in a baggy overnight, they will suck up Seattle air like the little happy sponges they are**

And that's it for this post on storing mushrooms you find in the wild, or receive elsewhere. Be safe! ❤️

[posttexasstressdisorder]

"The best revenge..."

...is living and eating WELL while (and in spite of) living in poverty.

I actually had the gumption to try and have a cafe 30 or so years ago, and I live with a guy who had his own bakery: a Danish-trained Chef currently working as a Sous Chef at a big hotel in The City, and his 21 yr old son (who has literally been an assistant sous chef to his dad his whole life).

We're all barely afloat, his son is looking for his first real job-job "out there", and getting discouraged. Y'all hear regularly about my poverty status, and my roomie chef is doin' as much as he can, and we're all three freakin' broke.

Fuck it. We may be broke, but we are are gonna Eat as best we can with what we got. So to the current example.

Yes, I know how to cook Mexican Food like any native ex-south-texan worth his salt and lime. Yes I learned how mama/grandma did it, either mine or someone else's.

Roomie and I are carnivores, son is veg. We all agree that Mexican Food is good, so I'm always looking for how to spend my "old-fuck-on-food-stamps EBT the best way.

Behold, Example 1: 20 lb. bag of dried pinto beans.

20 lbs for $17. And lookee there: it's Fiesta, no stranger to this former Austinite. And anyone who knows knows that this boy knows how to make a pot o'pintos, with/without carnivorousness. Keep 'em on the stove long enough you got Refrieds.

Somebody at Groce-Out is from Texas, gotta be: They have Velveeta and Rotel (for QUESO!) at near-normal prices! I laughed today. Velveeta was 6.99 at Groce-Out, and I shit you not, $14.95 at Lucky.

Got that along with a couple 2-lb bags of their "Hollis Street" whole bean French Roast (Dark) for $11.95 ea. This is surprisingly good coffee beanage, freshly roasted right up the road in Emeryville, evidently. So good coffee for cheap. A similar brand at the 'non discount' grocery store I go to is $21 for a 2lb bag.

While they aren't the winner in the coffee bean competition, Lucky (the non-discount store) is great for meat, especially mid-week, when they have lots of specials. Their "megapaks" of chicken thighs (10/pkg) were buy one get one free. So for ten bucks, I got 20 thighs (over 7lbs), which, when roasted with lots of salt and pepper, and cooled and shredded and deboned become something like 4 pounds of Chicken Enchilada Meat. For ten bucks.

Tomorrow I go to another discount store closeby roomie told me about that has the best commercial Hatch Chile in a jar I have ever found. Tastes like mine, when we would get a case at a time at Central Market, get 'em roasted in the parking lot, and take 'em home and shuck most of the the skins/seeds, and saute onion and garlic and add. In. A. Fucking. Jar.

So you see where this is heading.

We will be having a TexMex Enchilada/taco Feast that can be repeated at will until we've eaten/given enough away. Freezer. Vacuum sealer. Oooooooom.

And yeah, we got the dessert thing covered. I buy flour, the three sugars, butter, real cream, good organic milk, good brown eggs. I bake everything from fucking scratch. I buy berries and grapes as my main fruit. I don't buy a lot of processed ANYTHING. I buy ingredients. And bread/tortillas, obvs. And I'm happy I have the "card" that gives me my eeked-out apportionment of "food funds".

So that old adage of "The Best Revenge" being "living well" means we may be fucking poor, but goddammit, we are gonna Eat, with a capital E if I have anything to say about it.

All three of us are pretty much clinging to the same leaky life-raft, this accursed but oh-so-necessary apartment, not much overlap in our lives/diets/schedules, but every once in awhile I get to go back into "restaurant mode" and do up a Massive Feed. Share with the neighbors and stock the freezer.

And a pot of beans on the stove in perpetuity.

[forgottenyear]

I was given a used upright freezer years ago. The only place I was allowed to keep it was in the garage. With a cheap vacuum sealer, this has allowed me to buy some foods in bulk and while the prices have been best. If we had bought the freezer new, it would already have paid for itself.

My partner, in their current episode of rage, did not close the door completely, Tuesday. I did not discover this until three hours later, when I went to retrieve a bag of fries. The bag was in the middle of a pile on one shelf and was above refrigerator temperature when I brought it in for cooking.

Everything in the packed freezer must be assumed to have thawed.

--

1. I have food issues. I hoard food. I do a good job of managing this, but only on average and with wide swings. The past few years, with random shortages, have played havoc with my issues.

2. My partner is raging about everything and nothing right now and is the worst they have ever been. My partner does not accept that they have done anything wrong and will blame the responses of others instead.

Therefore: I will need to push myself to throw away hundreds of dollars-worth of food, and my partner will accuse me of wasting money.

I will not be allowed or able to replenish this food anytime soon.

--

My anxiety is not good.

[the-halfling-prince]

Best names for cats: a list by someone who does not own a cat but really wants to

Salem (iconic black cat name)

Toothless (a second iconic black cat name)

Pangur Bán (iconic white cat name)

Fiddlesticks (iykyk)

Muppet (But only cats that literally look like a muppet)

Vacuum Sealer

Galahad (yeah like the knight)

Perry (I had a cat named Perry once)

[cakeandcloth]

All of these tips work great for the disabled/ chronically fatigued people too.

Stairs are a major hudle for me, so I don't generally go downstairs for food more than once a day. That means no cold stuff during the day or fresh fruits where the cores or peels will stink up my home office trash. So I'm eating dried fruit, and protein bars/ drinks, and cheese that stays good all day.

Make your environment work for you. Do your prep sitting down. Pay more for the prepackaged stuff that will actually get eaten. Because guess what? That $2.50 bag of chopped broccoli may be more expensive than the $1.50 whole head, but it's a whole heck of a lot cheaper than the $10, $15, $20 you've wasted letting that broccoli rot and feeling guilty that you couldn't get to it. The best food is food you can eat.

Also, if you can afford it get a food vacuum sealer. They're about 100 bucks and usually go on sale on Amazon around any big shopping day. They don't take up too much room, and they help your food last soooo much longer in the freezer. And it makes portioning your food and meal prep so easy.

[sealvax]

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[digitaljoes]

The Ultimate Guide to Freezing Fresh Chicken Without Losing Flavor!

Proper freezing techniques play a critical role in preserving both the flavor and texture of fresh chicken. The process may seem simple, but improper techniques can rob your meat of its juicy flavor and tender texture. Without the right approach, you risk freezer burn, leaving your chicken dry, tough, and far less appetizing when it’s time to cook. Our guide will help you navigate through the best practices for freezing your fresh chicken like a pro.

Choosing Fresh Chicken

Ensuring the chicken is fresh before freezing is key to preserving flavor. Fresh chicken has higher moisture content and intact muscle fibers, which freeze better than chicken that has started to lose quality. Freezing chicken while it’s fresh locks in the natural juices and prevents the growth of bacteria that could spoil the flavor. The fresher the chicken, the better the flavor and texture will be when thawed for cooking.

Choosing the right cuts of chicken for freezing can significantly impact the quality of the meat once thawed. Here's the rundown of cuts and the process:

Chicken Breasts: These are lean cuts, so they freeze quickly and maintain a firm texture. However, because they are low in fat, they can dry out easily if not packaged properly. Vacuum sealing or using airtight bags is essential to lock in moisture and prevent freezer burn.

Chicken Thighs and Drumsticks: These cuts contain more fat and connective tissue, which makes them more resilient during the freezing process. The extra fat helps preserve moisture and flavor, so they remain juicy and tender even after being frozen and thawed.

Whole Chicken: Freezing a whole chicken takes longer due to its size, so proper packaging is critical to avoid air pockets, which can lead to freezer burn. A whole chicken retains flavor well because all the parts are sealed together, but it’s important to freeze it quickly to maintain quality.

Chicken Wings: These smaller cuts freeze quickly, making them less prone to freezer burn. However, they have a higher skin-to-meat ratio, so properly sealing them is crucial to avoid ice crystal formation, which can affect both texture and flavor.

Packaging Methods: A Comparison

1. Vacuum Sealing

Air Removal: Vacuum sealing removes nearly all air from the packaging, which prevents oxygen exposure. This is crucial for preventing freezer burn and slowing the oxidation process, which helps maintain the chicken’s moisture and flavor over time.

Longer Shelf Life: Because there’s no air to cause freezer burn or bacterial growth, chicken stored in vacuum-sealed bags lasts longer in the freezer (up to 1-2 years) without losing quality.

Superior Protection: The tight seal provided by vacuum sealing means the chicken is better protected from moisture loss and ice crystal formation, which ensures that the texture remains firm and flavorful after thawing.

2. Airtight Freezer Bags

Air Reduction (But Not Elimination): While freezer bags can be airtight if sealed properly, they don’t remove as much air as vacuum sealing does. Some air typically remains in the bag, which can lead to a higher chance of freezer burn over time.

Shorter Shelf Life: Chicken stored in airtight bags typically lasts around 6-9 months in the freezer before you start seeing signs of quality degradation, such as flavor loss or texture changes due to freezer burn.

More Affordable and Convenient: Freezer bags are often cheaper and easier to use since they don’t require special equipment like a vacuum sealer. However, they may require extra care to ensure the chicken is tightly wrapped and air is minimized.

Which is Better?

For freezing fresh chicken, vacuum sealing is the better method because it offers superior air removal and protection, preserving the flavor and texture of the chicken for a longer period. Airtight bags are a good alternative if vacuum sealing isn’t available, but they require more attention to ensure proper sealing and offer a shorter freezer life for the chicken.

Labeling and Organizing the Chicken

Properly labeling chicken packages with dates and contents is essential for maintaining freezer organization and ensuring the quality of your chicken over time. By clearly marking each package with the date it was frozen and the specific cut of chicken inside, you can easily track how long it has been in the freezer and use the older packages first, preventing any from staying frozen too long and losing flavor. Knowing the exact cut inside also saves you time during meal prep, as you can grab the right package without needing to open and inspect multiple bags. Grouping the chicken cuts—such as breasts, thighs, or wings—together in the freezer further enhances organization, allowing you to quickly locate the cuts you need based on your recipes. This method ensures optimal freezer space usage and prevents food waste, as you can manage your inventory efficiently and avoid losing track of packages.

Optimal Freezing Temperature

The optimal freezing temperature for chicken is -18°C (0°F) or lower. This temperature halts the growth of bacteria and slows down the process of spoilage, effectively preserving the chicken's freshness, texture, and flavor for an extended period.

Maintaining this temperature is crucial because it ensures that the water content within the chicken freezes quickly, minimizing the formation of large ice crystals. If the temperature fluctuates or is set too high, the ice crystals that form can puncture the muscle fibers, resulting in a mushy texture once thawed. Quick and consistent freezing at the optimal temperature keeps the structure of the chicken intact, so when it’s thawed, the meat retains its natural firmness and juiciness. By freezing chicken at or below -18°C and maintaining a stable freezer environment, you ensure the chicken remains as close to fresh as possible, with the flavors and texture well-preserved even after months of storage.

Thawing Chicken the Right Way

Here are the safe and effective methods on how to defrost chicken:

1. Refrigerator Thawing (Best for Flavor)

Place the chicken in the fridge at a temperature below 4°C (40°F).

This slow and steady method preserves the chicken’s flavor and texture by keeping it at a safe, constant temperature.

It takes about 24 hours for a full chicken or large cuts, and smaller cuts like breasts may thaw overnight.

Once thawed, the chicken can stay in the fridge for an additional 1-2 days before cooking.

2. Cold Water Thawing (Quick Method)

Submerge the chicken (in a sealed plastic bag) in a bowl of cold water.

Change the water every 30 minutes to keep it cold.

This method is faster than refrigerator thawing, taking 1-3 hours depending on the size of the chicken, but still protects the flavor.

Cook the chicken immediately after thawing to avoid bacterial growth.

Both methods are safe and preserve the chicken's quality, but avoid thawing at room temperature, which can promote bacterial growth and compromise flavor.

Common Freezing Mistakes to Avoid

Here’s a list of common freezing storage errors and how they impact the quality of fresh chicken, along with practical tips to avoid them:

1. Refreezing Thawed Chicken

Why it’s bad: When chicken is thawed and refrozen, the cell structure breaks down, leading to moisture loss. This results in a dry, rubbery texture when cooked, and the flavor diminishes as well. Additionally, refreezing increases the risk of bacterial growth if the chicken wasn't thawed safely.

Tip to avoid: Thaw only the amount of chicken you plan to use. If you’ve accidentally thawed more than needed, cook the extra portions and freeze the cooked chicken for later meals.

2. Freezing with Air Pockets

Why it’s bad: When chicken is not properly sealed, air remains in the packaging, leading to freezer burn. Freezer burn causes the chicken to lose moisture, making it dry and tough with a bland, off flavor. The chicken's surface becomes covered in frost, which alters its texture.

Tip to avoid: Use vacuum sealing for the best results, or press out as much air as possible from freezer-safe bags before sealing. If vacuum sealing isn’t available, double-wrap the chicken in plastic wrap before placing it in the freezer bag for extra protection.

3. Not Freezing Promptly After Purchase

Why it’s bad: Fresh chicken left in the fridge for too long before freezing begins to degrade in quality. As bacteria multiply, the chicken can develop off-flavors and a slimy texture, which freezing won’t reverse. The longer you wait, the greater the risk of spoilage and flavor loss.

Tip to avoid: Freeze chicken within 1-2 days of purchase, especially if you don’t plan to cook it immediately. Always prioritize freezing it while it’s fresh to lock in the best flavor and texture.

Following these tips ensures your chicken remains flavorful, juicy, and safe for cooking even after extended storage in the freezer.

By following these essential steps—from selecting the freshest chicken and prepping it properly to using the best packaging and thawing methods—you can ensure your chicken stays flavorful, tender, and ready for any meal. Freezing doesn’t have to mean sacrificing quality, and with the right techniques, your chicken will taste just as good as the day you bought it. Try these tips in your kitchen, and feel free to share your own experiences about freezing chicken below!

[sousvideitaly]

Experience the Next Level of Food Packaging with Orved's Vacuum Chamber Machine

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The Bright 53H boasts a spacious chamber that can accommodate a variety of food items, allowing you to package large quantities with ease. Its advanced vacuum technology ensures that every bit of air is efficiently removed from the chamber, creating a tight and secure seal for your packaged goods.

With the Bright 53H, you have full control over the vacuuming and sealing process. The intuitive interface allows you to set the desired vacuum level and sealing time, ensuring the perfect packaging for different types of products. Whether you're packaging delicate fruits or robust cuts of meat, the Bright 53H can handle it all with precision.

The Vacuum Chamber Machine's powerful suction power and sealing capabilities contribute to the preservation of food quality and freshness. By removing air from the packaging, you effectively slow down the process of food spoilage, extending the shelf life of your products and reducing waste.

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Orved's Vacuum Chamber Machine, the Bright 53H, is the ultimate solution for food businesses that prioritize efficiency, quality, and preservation. It empowers you to deliver products that are perfectly sealed and protected, maintaining their flavor and nutritional value. Experience the future of food packaging with the Bright 53H from Orved and take your business to new heights of success.

[deathspeaker]

I do a mix of compost (when things REALLY got off) and freezing.

I try to buy onions in bulk and mince them up and portion them out into ziplock bags that I can then just dump into a pan when I use them in cooking. (I need to get on that soon)

The frozen veggies are mostly good for making a broth down the road. I suggest NEVER using tomato (they overpower any broth) or bell peppers (they also overpower the broth. I only used a few slices in my last broth and it effectively ruined it) unless you REALLY like the taste of bell peppers (I hate bell peppers so much).

Carrots turn soggy when frozen btw lol they're ok for broth though, but I'm allergic so I just avoid those now.

Tomatoes are better canned or turned into a sauce.

I also like to cut up sweet potatoes and freeze them, I suggest making sure you pat them dry and I also use a vacuum sealer for them and that helps keep them from going weird in the freezer.

Squashes freeze fairly well too. Again best to cut them up, with spaghetti squash they don't really 'pat dry' very well but have held up well in the vacuum-sealed bags.

If you don't have a food vacuum sealer thingy check out local thrift stores/Goodwill. That's where I got mine for only 6$ and the bags for it I found at Wal-Mart really cheap.

Onions actually freeze so well because the ice helps break the cellular walls and it improves their flavor (I believe that's what's happening! Don't quote me as I am not an expert!)

I don't know who needs to hear this but you've probably got vegetables in your fridge that are starting to go a little off so you should probably plan on making a frittata or a pot of soup in the next couple days.

[beastautoexperts]

Easy and Effective Car Detailing at Home: Step-by-Step Guide

Car Detailing  At Home can be challenging. Especially if you are used to hiring professional car detailing services. But with the right steps and furniture, You can leave your amazing car at home! 

Here’s a guide on how to do Car Detailing at Home and not spending too much.

1. Gather your Supplies.

Before you begin Gather everything you need to detail your car at home:

Washing materials: Use a pH-balanced car wash shampoo, microfiber lubricant. and the two-tank cleaning method (One for soap and one for washing) to avoid scratches.

Dry Towels: Opt for microfiber or soft towels to dry quickly and without stains.

Cleaning the interior: Use Vacuum cleaner, glass cleaner and a microfiber cloth for thorough cleaning.

Exterior Protection: Wax or sealant will help protect the exterior of your vehicle and keep it shiny.

2. Start from the Exterior Detailing.

Start by detailing the exterior of your vehicle with with these steps:

Wash or Car: Apply evenly to the outer edges to remove loose hair. And rinse thoroughly immediately with pH-Balanced Car Wash and Microfiber Oil. Top wash frequency to keep away from scratches.

Clay Bar Treatment: If your vehicle’s paint seems difficult Use a lubricated clay bar to get rid of embedded rubber and flip the tire right into a easy surface.

Polish: For minor scratches, buff the car with a two-nook polish or microfiber sprucing device to repair shine.

Wax or Sealer: Use wax or sealer to protect the ink from UV rays and contaminants. Use the foam and gloss brush along with a microfiber cloth to smooth and protect the surface.

3. Clean like wheels and tires

Wheels and tires also require special care:

Tire Dressing: Wash your tires and prime the tread to keep them shiny, looking new, and protect them from damage from UV rays.

4. Describe the interior decoration.

After the exterior Car Detailing, go to the inside:

Vacuum Cleaner: Use a vacuum cleaner with attachment to reach all areas. It includes seat cushions, rugs, and floor cushions.

Surface cleaning equipment: Use an all-purpose cleaning solution on various surfaces. Including Sprint and center console. Then wipe with a microfiber cloth.

Upholstery maintenance: Use upholstery cleaner or leather cloth cleaner. To hold the cushion smooth and stain-loose.

5. Touch the end line

Detail your automobile with those very last steps:

Clean home windows: Use glass purifier and a microfiber fabric to hold home windows smudge-loose interior and out.

Add Fragrance: Consider the usage of an air freshener to make the indoors odor nice.

CONCLUSION

Car decorations at home are a budget-friendly way to keep your car looking its best. Follow these steps and you’ll instantly get professional-looking results in your driveway. Knowing the ins and outs of your car yourself will give you the satisfaction of maintaining it on your own terms.

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How to Regrout a Shower Wall: A Step-by-Step Guide for Homeowners

With repeated exposure to water and moisture over time the tiles may start to fracture. If your shower grout appears damaged or growthy, recoloring may rejuvenate your tiles and safeguard your shower from water harm. This simple DIY project improves both the looks and durability of your bathroom. This tutorial explains how to regrout the shower wall step by step. regrout shower Penrith

Step 1: Gather Your Materials

Before you begin, you will need to gather the necessary tools and materials for the job:

A tool for removing grout such as a grout saw or rotary tool.

Choose the best type of grout suitable for your tiles.

Grout float

Sponge

Bucket of water

Grout sealer

Grout bag (optional)

Vacuum cleaner or brush

Safety gear (gloves, goggles)

Step 2: Remove the Old Grout

The initial and longest exercise involves the extraction of previous grout found between the tiles. Go for either a manual grout saw or a rotary tool that suits you best. A compact grout saw possesses a serrated edge and efficiently scrapes the grout. A rotary tool delivers quicker and better results for extensive surfaces.

To remove the tile grout:

Set the blade of your grout scraper next to the grout line.

Calmly slide or trace the tool along the grout retaining the tiled edges.

Break the space into pieces to remove all the grout from the tiles.

Remove the loose grout dust while working.

Step 3: Clean the Area

After you remove all the previous grout you need to clean the space to get rid of any leftover dust or debris. Squeeze a cloth and pass it over tiles and grout to remove any particles that would weaken the new grout. Check that the room has dried completely and then proceed to the following action.

Step 4: Mix the New Grout

Act on the suggestions offered by the manufacturer as you combine the grout. If selected premixed grout avoid this action altogether. To mix the powder grout in a clean bucket add the suggested water first then blend in the powder as you stir.

There are two types of grout you can use for your shower walls: sanded grout and the non-sanded type. For thin grout lines smaller than 1/8 inch it is advisable to opt for unsanded grout.

Step 5: Apply the New Grout

Once your grout is ready, it’s time to apply it to the shower wall:

Apply the grout with either a float or a bag. When a float is your choice distribute some grout onto it then apply firmly into the tile spaces at a 45-degree angle.

Smoothly cover the tiles with grout to reach every area in between them.

Using the float in a cross motion will eliminate the extra grout from the tiles.

When you have a grout bag apply the grout directly into the gaps and then smooth it with the float.

Step 6: Clean the Tiles

Once the grout is ready apply it 10-15 minutes later for it to begin setting. Then dip a gently damp sponge and rotate it over the tiles to clean off the extra grout residue. Make sure to minimize pressure or you risk losing the grout from the joints.

Have the girl soak the sponge in clear water to guarantee each tile absorbs and removes all dirt. At this stage a very slight haze is typical. Later on this haze can be scratched away.

Step 7: Allow the Grout to Set

Let the grout dry according to what the manufacturer says. This often needs 24 to 48 hours. Do not use the shower until the grout has cured completely.

Step 8: Seal the Grout

After the grout completely dries use a grout sealer to guard it from water and stains. Sweep all grout lines away completely using a small brush or applicator.

For shower walls it is vital to place grout sealer as it stops water from reaching the grout and causing harm or mold. Do not use the shower until the sealer has completely dried.

Resurfacing the shower wall is an easy at-home project that can change the appearance of your bathroom and prolong the lifespan of your tiles. Taking these steps allows you to replace the old grout and secure your shower from moisture and fungus. To ensure your grout lasts for years ahead you must regularly seal it and maintain it properly.

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