I've never made any with cranberry sauce, only whole cranberries. I love cranberry muffins, too. So good. I had a bunch around the holidays.Has anyone made cranberry muffins or quickbread with canned whole berry sauce?
I usually stock up more at holiday time,, but now am out
Cranberry muffins are my favorite
Now that I've looked I guess it is a thing! I'll have to try canned sauce
did it work?Has anyone made cranberry muffins or quickbread with canned whole berry sauce?
I usually stock up more at holiday time,, but now am out
Cranberry muffins are my favorite
Now that I've looked I guess it is a thing! I'll have to try canned sauce
haven't tried yet
Why?I learned you shouldn't every put silicone bakeware in dishwasher
Said the silicone takes on the taste of detergent. Honestly, I have one mini muffin silicone, have had it in dishwasher, and didn't noticeWhy?
Our silicon sheets are surviving well and we haven't had any taste problems. At work we put our silicon sheets through the big dishwasher all the time.Said the silicone takes on the taste of detergent. Honestly, I have one mini muffin silicone, have had it in dishwasher, and didn't notice. I've only used it a couple times, found it cheap at thrift store
That's good to know! When I found wfpb recipes without oil they made such a point about handwashing. I didn't notice any taste after I put through washer, but really haven't used them. I really really like having a dishwasher!Our silicon sheets are surviving well and we haven't had any taste problems. At work we put our silicon sheets through the big dishwasher all the time.
That's good to know! When I found wfpb recipes without oil they made such a point about handwashing. I didn't notice any taste after I put through washer, but really haven't used them. I really really like having a dishwasher!
What else can I do with a half a watermelon? I am trying not to let it spoil. My husband got all like "I don't like watermelon" after he bought a big one. I would have him buy a half if I would have known.
@177milkstreet Here’s a little trick that feels like an edible science experiment, but the result is pretty good! If you don’t have a package of ramen on-hand, “ramenize” your spaghetti by adding baking soda to a pot of water. It adds alkali, which is what gives ramen its chewy, bouncy texture and yellowish hue. Chris Kimball is here with the spaghetti. For 10 ounces of spaghetti, add 4 tablespoons baking soda to 2 quarts of water. Cook, stirring occasionally, til tender and rinse under cold running water. #milkstreet #milkstreettips #spaghetti #howto #food #cooking #ramen #wok #wokstreetwok #foodscience
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Hmmmm this is the F&D forum KLSocks...I need socks. Ones that won't cut off my circulation...and that don't cost $20/pair. I have over 50 pair of socks that I hate. I don't like stretchy socks. They're always too tight. I wsnt plain cotton soft socks. Why do they all have stretch to them? It's so frustrating. I've been searching for over five years for comfortable socks.![]()
What else can I do with a half a watermelon? I am trying not to let it spoil. My husband got all like "I don't like watermelon" after he bought a big one. I would have him buy a half if I would have known.
HahaSocks...I need socks. Ones that won't cut off my circulation...and that don't cost $20/pair. I have over 50 pair of socks that I hate. I don't like stretchy socks. They're always too tight. I wsnt plain cotton soft socks. Why do they all have stretch to them? It's so frustrating. I've been searching for over five years for comfortable socks.![]()