Food Charts for Kitchen Tips and Tricks

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Food Charts for Kitchen Tips and Tricks

Posted by Alexandra C. | Wednesday April 24, 2013

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Ever wondered how to tell how well done your steak is? Or how long you should be steeping your tea for? Or how to properly prepare a cheese plate? I can't be the only one with a few dozen burning kitchen Q's that need A's. We've got 5 handy dandy charts here for you to do just that!

You're definitely going to want to get pinning, bookmarking, saving, printing or whatever else you do, because there is a load of useful info here!

How Long Should You Steep Your Tea For?

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Easy Kitchen Conversions

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How To Test Steak Doneness

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What Do You Need For the Perfect Cheese Plate?

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How To Pick the Most Nutritious Veggies and Fruits for Vitamins?

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Which of these did you find the most helpful? Do you have any tips or tricks you'd like to share?

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13 Comments

	on April 27, 2014 DZilinski 407 said: The nutrition chart for vitamins was great! Thanks:) The teabag article is also very helpful since tea is trendy right now.
	on April 27, 2013 smiley_gen 9,832 said: PINNED!!!
	on April 27, 2013 JustUsGirls 3,263 said: Sweet, could definitely use this seeing as I love tea and also love to have wine and cheese, that Perfect Cheese Plate will definitely come in handy!
	on April 25, 2013 lovelydays 3,649 said: These are so useful! Thanks! :)
	on April 25, 2013 Bren 25,851 said: LOVE the kitchen conversions thanks!
	on April 25, 2013 takoda 28,648 said: These are all great tips. I have some old cook books that give the conversion table on they're inside covers, but not all of these are in them. Did you also know that when measuring out your ingredients its important to always use a liquid measuring cups for liquids and a dry measuring cups for your dry ingredients?? My mom never knew that until I told her last week. Know I know why her cooking was always so bad when we were kids.LOL One thing about liquid measuring cups that I can never figure out is where the 1 1/4 cup mark is on mine because it just has lines on it. Does anyone know witch line above the 1 cup mark is the right one for 1 1/4 cup??
	on April 25, 2013 mamaluv STAFF said: @KatelynRose1984: the steak one is a poke test. First, arrange your right hand into the position(s) shown. Next, poke the base of your right thumb (the "chubby" part as pictured) with your left index finger. It will have a different firmness depending on the position used. The next time you're cooking a steak, a poke test should give you a comparable firmness so you know if it's rare or medium or whatever. Does that make sense?
	on April 25, 2013 shanaz 5,961 said: The cheese plate picture is helpful! Yum!
	on April 25, 2013 KatelynRose1984 20,704 said: Maybe I'm the only one, but the Steak one is really confusing me! haha. I have no idea what they mean, and my boyfriend would probably laugh to kill himself at me trying to figure it out! Lol. The fruit and veggie chart is really great, and the measuring comparisons is so helpful. Thanks!
	on April 24, 2013 flower 4,433 said: all of it was helpful