Once you master how to reheat corn on the cob, you can feel free to overdo it any time. Simply refrigerate the cooled cooked corn in an airtight container for up to 5 days, then use one of our Test Kitchen’s favorite methods for how to reheat corn on the cob below to bring each piece back to its butter-ready, warm, sweet glory. How to Reheat Corn 6 Ways Each of these options for how to reheat corn on the cob takes less than 10 minutes!...
Before the temperatures outside dip below freezing, it’s important to understand how to prevent frozen pipes and take the necessary steps to winterize your home. Read on to learn a few simple tricks to protect your pipes from freezing and keep the water running in cold weather. We’ll also walk you through what to do if you think your pipes might be frozen and how to thaw them to ward off a bigger home disaster....
Common Types of Christmas Trees Although the region you live in plays a large part in the types of evergreens locally available, the most common ones include firs, pines, and spruces, mainly because they are fairly easy to grow. However, across the United States, you can find more than 35 different species grown for their Christmastime appeal. They all offer sturdy green boughs, a pleasant scent, and the classic shape that everyone looks for in their tree....
What Is Salt-Free Seasoning Blend? A lot of favorite seasoning mixes (i.e. Cajun, herb, taco) contain a lot of sodium. A salt-free seasoning takes your favorite herb and spice mixtures and makes a flavorful blend without adding sodium. So when you’re trying to limit your salt intake, it’s a lot easier to keep track of how much sodium is going into your food when you’ve got salt-free seasonings on hand. Here are some easy additions to consider stocking your spice pantry....
1. Instant Pot Popcorn You won’t find a popcorn button on your Instant Pot, but it can still be done! The Typical Mom has a recipe on her blog for homemade popcorn in under 10 minutes, and it looks even better than movie theater-style. While it’s not faster than popping a bag in the microwave, it does let you control which ingredients you’re using and eliminates the need for an air popper or other fancy popcorn-popping tools....
She would go on, however, to accomplish great things. In 1968, she became the first Black woman to serve in the U.S. Congress and, four years later, the first Black woman to seek the presidency. But in 2004, when asked how she wanted to be preserved for posterity, she would cite neither. Instead, she said she wanted to be remembered as a woman who dared to be herself, as someone who was “a catalyst for change in America....
1. Floating Vanities Although the crisp lines of floating vanities typically lean contemporary, the space-saving storage solution has more customization options than ever before, with sinks, faucets, and hardware to fit any style. Wall-mount bathroom vanities come in an array of configurations, from a complete unit with a countertop, sink, and storage base—like a freestanding vanity without the legs—to partial sets and entirely separate pieces. The latter option lets you find the ideal arrangement—such as the width and length of the countertop, or the type and location of storage—without limiting it to the space available around the plumbing....
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To determine the minimum shower size you’ll need, step inside a few showers at a plumbing showroom or home improvement store. For a to-the-studs bathroom remodel or in new construction, map out a location and size for your shower on the floor and walls using duct tape or a marker. Then stand in the proposed shower space and move around to get a feel for what it would be like to use it....
Often, an area rug is the first purchase I make for a new space, creating the inspiration for my future aesthetic or simply cheering me up as I forge a new home for myself. The right rug can blend with your decor, define it, or contrast in a visually pleasing way, making the choice of color, design, and style all the more important. Now is the perfect time to browse for area rugs on Wayfair—the retailer reduced prices for its Way Day sale, which runs from October 26 and 27....
Discover more cheap backyard ideas. 1. Build Your Own Fire Pit Is there anything cozier than gathering around a crackling fire on a cool night? You can build your own fire pit for swapping stories and s’mores as a weekend project. This version is a wood-burning fire pit made of concrete and bricks, but you can also purchase premade walls to cut down on build time. Select a flat site away from any potential hazards and surround your fire pit with a non-flammable material, such as pavers....
Test Kitchen Tip: Make the components of this easy green bean casserole recipe ahead of time, then assemble when you’re ready to bake.
If you don’t already have one, it’s easy to put together: Choose a set number of good deeds to accomplish (think: writing to a senior pen pal, organizing a rainbow hunt, or filling all the parking meters on a busy street) this month and write each one down and place it in a numbered envelope. Then, choose one activity to do each day. Plus, once you create the numbered envelopes, you’ll be ready to go again come December 1....
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How to Grow Miniature Bulbs Early fall is the time you’ll find small bulbs in nurseries and plant them in your garden. A sunny spot in well-drained soil suits most types—except for winter aconite which grows best in part shade, and for snowdrops and Grecian windflower which are fine in filtered light. Although all of these tiny early bloomers are often referred to as bulbs, that’s a misnomer for some. True bulbs are underground storage structures that have fleshy layers and a papery outer layer like an onion....
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