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What I'm saying is why would anyone choose hand washing over a dish washer.
It was literally built to save time.
Why did it take you so long to embrace the sounds of gushing water jets?
What I'm saying is why would anyone choose hand washing over a dish washer.
It was literally built to save time.
Why did it take you so long to embrace the sounds of gushing water jets?
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Store skillets/frying pans in the oven. Pots go in the cabinet. Round metal trays in the toaster oven, the top element doesn't get hot anymore so only used occasionally. Using air fryer so not in a rush to buy a new one.
Frequently used dishwares go in the dishwasher. Faster to wash dishes by hand and not enough dirty dishes to warrant using the dishwasher. I like washing my clothes by hand and hang drying them. Except bedding stuff and heavy clothes. Basically saving water and electricity as much as possible
Frequently used dishwares go in the dishwasher. Faster to wash dishes by hand and not enough dirty dishes to warrant using the dishwasher. I like washing my clothes by hand and hang drying them. Except bedding stuff and heavy clothes. Basically saving water and electricity as much as possible
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I guess growing up, I didn’t know. The dishwasher was never an option.
But as I grow older, I’ve came to appreciate this time saving appliance.
. . . And that soothing, water, washing sound is a nice feature.
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Keep going, don’t let them get to you. If the vaccine turns everyone into zombies I want you on my teamStore skillets/frying pans in the oven. Pots go in the cabinet. Round metal trays in the toaster oven, the top element doesn't get hot anymore so only used occasionally. Using air fryer so not in a rush to buy a new one.
Frequently used dishwares go in the dishwasher. Faster to wash dishes by hand and not enough dirty dishes to warrant using the dishwasher. I like washing my clothes by hand and hang drying them. Except bedding stuff and heavy clothes. Basically saving water and electricity as much as possible
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I sub pasta with zucchini noodles every now and then. They don’t have a distinct taste and absorb the flavors of the sauce. Only downside is it gets kinda watery. Salting and letting them sit on paper towels helps extract the water a bit. And adds some flavor. You can sauté the noodles for a min for less crunch or just eat it raw with the sauce warmed up.
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Watch your water bills when you use dishwashers . It'll add up with the laundry water, shower, etc.
. It'll add up with the laundry water, shower, etc.
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You still should do a superficial wash BEFORE dishwashing things, right?
Only if your washer or washer fluid is trash. Jet dry is magic bdw. I started using it recently and my dishes are much cleaner.
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Watch your water bills when you use dishwashers
i was reading newer dishwashers can use less water than washing dishes by hand. depending on your method of washing dishes, i suppose.
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Yeah my girlfriend put me on and I'm a fan. I make mine with a sundried tomato pesto, caramelized onions, and crumbled hot Italian sausage. **** slaps with a little drizzle of balsamic over it.First time having “squash spaghettis”. Thought I would hate it, but actually enjoyed.
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Sounds good. Pasta has always been such a staple in my life and I was very hesitant to try some sort of alternative. Glad I did though.
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Watch your water bills when you use dishwashers
Lol Dont nobody cares about the water bill.
Biscuit and stew!
Peasant life.
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Oven roasted spatchcock chicken with Brussel sprouts and sweet potatoes tonight
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In New York city, yeah. Water ain't cheap. Homeowners.Lol Dont nobody cares about the water bill.
Biscuit and stew!
Peasant life.
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Street-Style Esquites & Carnitas Burrito, El Mitote, NYC:
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The ideal breakfast.
Seasoning aint right though. Neither is the searing.
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I thought Cracker Barrel was like Crate & Barrel
you aren’t alone. I used to work at crate and barrel when I was a kid. Everyone always thought it was the restaurant.
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Last night I made these apple pie milkshakes using left over apple pie, vanilla ice cream and oat milk. I also put some whip cream and a caramel drizzle on the top. They were a hit
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are you running the dishwasher every day?
or letting dirty crusty plates sit in the dishwasher several days before running it?
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PVDonut in Providence
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I run it daily for the most part or maybe an average of 5 times a week. I am a little OCD about unclean/cluttered kitchens. I rarely leave anything in the sink for more than a few hours. I usually load the dishes right before bed, start it in the morning just in case I forgot anything or had a late night snack/breakfast, then unload after work.
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Nothing about this looked appetizing but I'm not a steak person unless its some extra tender super expensive stuff from a 5 star restaurant. And I definitely don't think it goes well with eggs. And crossaint and bagels>>>English muffins. Ez pass.
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Are potatoes really bad for you?
It would help if I can incorporate them into my diet.
Such a versatile food
It would help if I can incorporate them into my diet.
Such a versatile food
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They provide potassium. Moderation is key.
