Cooking with vinegar: Page 2
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Poached eggs If you are poaching eggs, add a tablespoon of vinegar to the water. This helps the egg keep it shape while not absorbing any of the
vinegar.
Hard boiled eggs Add just a splash of vinegar; a tablespoon is usually the trick, to the water when you are hard boiling eggs. If one happens to crack, it
will not spill out of the shell.
Plastic containers If you are having problems getting the smell of your egg salad or tuna out of your plastic containers rinse with vinegar and then wash
with soap and water.
Coleslaw Vinegar added to your coleslaw mixture (about one tablespoon per pint of slaw) is a secret ingredient for many restaurants.
Wilted vegetables You can freshen vegetables using vinegar. Soak your wilted vegetables in a quart of cold water and mix in a tablespoon of vinegar then
pour over your vegetables so they can ‘soak’ it in.
Hand odors It is best to wash your hands with vinegar, after using onions, peppers or cabbage it will remove the smell from your hands.
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