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We can safely assume that you are a coffee lover or you would not be reading this article at all. People who do not drink coffee are not interested in finding the perfect way to brew it. So, you love coffee and want to make a perfect cup at your home, are we right?

We have good news for you – you are at the right place. Simply read the following article as it offers 7 tips that will change the way you brew coffee at home. We do not guarantee that you are going to become an expert or a professional barista, but you will surely make a lot better coffee (especially if you check the SaltPGH’s article about single serve coffee makers) after you read our advice!

The best home-brewed cup of coffee is just 7 easy steps away! [Read more…]

Parsnips are a vegetable that’s not talked about too often, but it really should be. They are similar to carrots but have a completely different flavor and texture, they can be used in a wide variety of dishes, highly improving the taste and they are incredibly healthy. They are great when added to stews, soups, and salads – it’s even possible to eat them on their own as a light snack! Overall, they’re just great.

That’s why, today, we will teach you how to prepare parsnips properly so that you may enjoy them fully. But first, let’s talk about why parsnips are so great. [Read more…]

If you’re cooking a lot, you’re probably using tons of vegetable oil on a regular basis. Over time, that can get quite expensive, especially if you’re trying to use some healthier oils, like canola oil or olive oil. But there is a way you can have some healthy vegetable oil without spending a lot of money.

Just make your own! Yes, that sounds simple but it’s not that easy, it requires some effort, but with the right instructions almost anyone can do it. So, in this article, we will teach you how to make sesame oil in your home!

But, before we can get to that, we need to lay some groundwork. [Read more…]

According to the Wine Institute’s study, US citizens drank 949 million gallons of wine in 2016. That seems like a large number, but in fact, it is only 2.94 gals per capita. Less than three gals for the whole year? That just doesn’t sound right.

When we take a look at our year retrospectively, there were surely times when we drank a whole bottle of wine on our own. Some days and situations simply require such hedonistic response. On the other hand, we’ve lived through numerous days when we opened a bottle just to have a glass or two and then wondered what to do with the “leftover” wine?

Pouring it out in the sink or toilet is not an option while leaving it on the counter or in the fridge without a cork seems to affect its taste. Fortunately, there are various ways of “recorking” a bottle of wine and protecting its precious aroma. [Read more…]

We all love to have some fresh, hot, delicious bread, straight out of the bakery. That’s the best way to eat it, right? Sadly, it’s rarely possible unless you have a bakery right next door to your house or apartment. You could always reheat the bread to get something akin to it but it never seems quite right, and it tends to make the bread dry and hard.

However, if you reheat bread the right way you can get the authentic experience of fresh, hot bread that we all crave. In this article, we will teach you how to reheat bread the right way.

But, first, we must cover some other issues. [Read more…]