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TIPS FOR YOUR TABLE
from 6,001 Food Facts and Chef's Secrets

1: COOKING VEGETABLES
Never salt vegetables during cooking. The salt will draw the liquid out and they will not cook evenly.

2: TASTIER WHITE SAUCE
Add a dash of nutmeg to a white sauce for a great taste.

3: FRUIT
RIPENING
Ripe apples give off ethylene gas which stimulates pears, peaches, and tomatoes stored with them in a paper bag to ripen more quickly.

4: VITAMIN C RETENTION
Cutting or chopping any food high in vitamin C releases an enzyme that can destroy the vitamin. Leave all fruits and vegetables whole or in large pieces until ready to eat

. 5: THICKENING STEWS
To thicken, use a small amount of quick-cooking oats or grated potato.

6: TENDER CHICKEN
How do restaurants serve such tender, moist chicken? They submerge the breast in buttermilk for 3-4 hours under refrigeration.

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