As I have a large family I would help my mom . She would cook and bake for 50 family and friends the day before, all inless than one day. CRAZY is all I can say! You can cut that cooking time down by prepping things that need to be chopped early. The key is using the right size container and making sure the seal is sealed! Very important that seal is. Anywhere from 3-4 days out you can chop all your onions for example, that you will need for dressing, potato salad or anything else you might use them for. If i had this growing up to use, many Christmas dinners would have been on time. I am able to chop to any density you need. Therefore, you can chop fine for potato salad or coarse for dressing, whatever you desire. To keep them fresh without them wilting or starting to wilt. I use small bowls. If I have them all chopped the same I will use a Tupperware Microwave Cereal Bowl or the Snack Cups (which are a perfect 4 oz. size). Either way I know that my prep is in an air tight container and there is not a lot of space between my food and the seal. You want to pack it full, forcing the air out means your food is fresher longer! Other items that this is great for are the nuts, fruit for fruit cake, other fruit used in your cakes and ggreat for your cornbread stuffing just to name a few. ...read more
By T-Time November 13, 2012
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By T-Time May 22, 2012
It is not the amount that you spend on a gift that matters. It is the thought that counts. But quality makes a difference.You don't want breakage, discoloration on any gift you receive after using once. ...read more
By T-Time November 29, 2011
Dishware comes in two general categories. Pottery, often called earthenware or stoneware, comes from a coarser grade of clay and fired at a lower temperature. Porcelain, also called china or bone china, comes from a better grade of clay and other materials. It is fired at a higher temperature. Pottery... ...read more
When you eat your daily dinners with your family daily, the thought of setting your table may not come to mind. However, at those special dinners such as Thanksgiving, you may want to have your table to have a formal look and this is when setting your tableware becomes an issue. ...read more