Ouadie Rhabbour

Don’t Put Fish Directly into the Pan When Frying First, heat the pan thoroughly to let any residual moisture evaporate completely. Then, add oil to the pan and heat it until it reaches a high temperature. You’ll know it’s ready when you can feel a distinct heat rising from the surface. Only then should you … Read more

Is Nana’s belief that companies deliberately undermine butter to push margarine onto consumers true? This article will dive into the historical context, nutritional variances, health implications, and marketing strategies surrounding butter and margarine. We’ll dissect the science and expert opinions, and explore trends in consumer preferences to determine whether there’s merit to Nana’s claim. The … Read more

If you’ve ever tackled the task of cleaning your oven, you know that one of the most stubborn and frustrating things to remove is the brown grease that accumulates at the bottom. This grease is not only unsightly, but it can also affect the taste of your food and even become a fire hazard. Keeping … Read more

First of all, focus on cleaning the  detergent compartment – an essential part of the  washing machine. The detergent compartment holds detergent and mixes it with the clothes during the washing process. Yet, after a long period of use, dirt and residue are bound to accumulate in the compartment, which can leave the clothes with an unpleasant odor … Read more

Defrosting meat can often be a time-consuming and frustrating task, especially when you’re in a hurry to prepare a meal. Many of us have experienced the struggle of trying to quickly thaw a frozen piece of meat, only to end up with unevenly defrosted portions or, worse, partially cooked edges. My aunt, a seasoned home … Read more

Ingredients: 1 bag Nacho Doritos, crushed 2 cups shredded chicken or ground beef 2 cups shredded (more for topping if desired) 1 can (10.75 oz) cream of chicken soup 1 can Rotel tomatoes, undrained 1/2 cup sour cream 1/2 cup milk 1/2 package taco seasoning (adjust to taste) Continued on the next page

Baking is a delightful activity that brings joy and delicious treats to our homes. However, the aftermath of baking can often leave us with greasy, stubbornly dirty baking trays. My aunt, a seasoned baker, has discovered a simple yet effective trick that transforms these trays back to their pristine state with almost no effort. This … Read more

Microwaves are ubiquitous in modern kitchens, yet many of us only scratch the surface of their capabilities. Most people use their microwave for basic reheating or quick cooking, often defaulting to the high power setting without a second thought. However, there’s a feature that can transform your microwave experience: the power level button. This button … Read more

We’ve all been there: you reach for a loaf of bread, only to find that telltale green or white fuzz on the surface. The immediate question arises—can you simply cut off the moldy part and use the rest for your sandwiches? While it might seem wasteful to throw away the entire loaf, especially if the … Read more

Is it reasonable to assume that a simple accumulation of soot in the chimney can cause a fire? It turns out that this is a common phenomenon. After all, soot, which is 98% carbon, is almost indistinguishable from coal. Let’s see what happens. Imagine a situation: you haven’t cleaned the chimney of your stove or … Read more