
As I was preparing some broccoli and cauliflower for dinner, I realized how much more effective it is to SHAKE than it is to STIR when you're trying to coat something.

The lids from my Cuisinart cookware fit tightly onto my Cuisinart mixing bowls,
a feature that frequently comes in handy (my bowls didn't come with lids)
Whether it's oven-roasted root veggies, broccoli and cauliflower, or baked potato wedges -- shake in a sealed container or bag rather than stirring in a bowl. The oil and seasonings will get dispersed much more evenly. I find that shaking especially helps the oil to thinly coat everything without being doused and dripping with grease.

Ready to spread onto my baking sheet and roast in the oven
If you do have to stir, make sure you use a bowl that's plenty big so you can toss everything easily together.

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The fruit on the desk tip
http://thelocalcook.com/2013/02/20/the-fruit-on-the-desk-tip/
Love this idea! When I
Love this idea! When I drizzle olive oil over vegetables to roast I often will shake the pan to get the oil that drizzled on the pan on the bottom of the veggies. But some things need more or different coating. I am going to try this for my chicken nugget recipe to see if it works better to shake on the flour coating than to stir it.
The tip I would like to share today is how to keep mashed potatoes warm until you are ready to serve them. http://www.feelgoodaboutdinner.com/2013/02/keeping-mashed-potatoes-warm.html
Thanks for sharing!
Mason jar smoothies
I've got a tip for this week! Its about using a mason jar on your blender,, it fits!
http://jill-everydaymom.blogspot.com/2013/02/mason-jar-smoothies.html
Thanks,
Jill
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