Thing 1. WHOLE-HOUSE SOUND SYSTEM. If you’re like most of us, you have different speakers all around the home—some bluetooth, some wired, some requiring an amplifier, some needing to be recharged or have their batteries periodically changed. Cut the cacophony and wire your home for sound. One of the hardest parts of putting in a whole-home sound system is cutting through ceilings and walls to run wires and install speakers, but if you’re still in the building stage, this part is a breeze. Working with a kit to wire your home for sound is one of the easiest ways to go. A kit typically contains a base station plus a series of controllers that can be placed in rooms around the home. This allows you to create various zones in your house to which you can send different music streams. After you’ve chosen a base station, you’ll want to select speakers that recess into the walls or ceiling and connect them to the station as well. Those with repositionable tweeters let you direct the sound exactly where you want it, while speakers with inbuilt bass and treble controls let you further tweak the sound for every room. When running speaker wire through the home, be sure to use UL-rated speaker wire marked CL2 or CL3. Thing 2. RADIANT FLOOR HEATING. When it comes to making a home feel at once modern, comfortable and eco-smart, it’s hard to beat radiant floor heating. Installed on or in the subfloor, radiant floor heating panels typically use channels of heated water that give off heat to the floor above them. The result is a wonderful, all over heat that doesn’t have any of the allergy concerns of forced-hot-air or any of the uneven heating problems and noise often associated with radiators or electric baseboard systems. One of today’s smarter choices for radiant floor heating is Warmboard as they make panels that are super-conductive, which means that more of the heat from the water that runs through the channels is transferred directly to your home. The enhanced conductivity also means there’s less heat loss, which makes the system extremely efficient, and that Warmboard is also very nimble, heating and cooling down more quickly than other systems when you change the temperature at your thermostat. Thing 3. SPA BATH. The bathroom can be a simple utilitarian space or, with a little planning, it can become one of the most luxurious retreats in your home. When designing the bathroom, be sure to leave ample space for your shower and tub area and reinforce the floor beneath it—so that you can install a heavy-duty spa tub. These days, you can purchase all-in-one units that contain a massage-jet tub, multiple shower heads, and steam and sauna functionalities—plus a computer to control them all. It’s also possible to mount moisture-resistant TVs in the walls of your shower or bath area so that you don’t miss a bit of news or sports action. If that’s all too extreme for you, consider installing a remote control for your shower or tub which allows you get the shower warming up before you even step out of bed. Thing 4. HOME AUTOMATION. There are several options for home automation systems that do everything from controlling your lights to alerting you when the doors or windows are open, or even when there might be a fire or flood. There are thermostats that learn from your heating and cooling patterns and can be controlled via smartphone. There are speakers that can also be phone-controlled and can play different tunes throughout your house. And at least one company makes a hub that can tie it all together. Even though it’s easy to install home automation equipment in an existing home, doing so while you’re still building will ensure that you get everything exactly where you need it before you take control of your smartphone and pilot your house like the Starship Enterprise. Thing 5. OUTDOOR KITCHEN. There was a time when homes had summer kitchens—separate buildings in which food was prepared during the warmer months to keep the heat out of the main living quarters. Even though summer kitchens are a thing of the past, the logic remains: cooking outside keeps you from having to turn on the oven when the weather feels oven-like itself. When planning your outdoor kitchen, keep in mind that you’ll want to have easy access to utilities to plumb in a line for the sink, drain and gas line, if your home has natural gas service (otherwise, you’ll run your grill and cooktop off of propane, so make sure you build in space to store the tank). While you can construct your open-air kitchen out of stone into which your sink and cook surfaces can be set, a more affordable option is to build the structure out of wood and face it with stone veneer which will weatherproof it and create an equally attractive look.
5 Things to Covet in Your Dream Home.
Thing 1. WHOLE-HOUSE SOUND SYSTEM. If you’re like mos...
Somehow it happens that every year tangerines become the first sign of the approaching New Year for us. They appear in all stores, attracting us with their bright skin and inviting aroma. But as soon as you try one tangerine, the whole package becomes empty in an instant. Why does this happen? To begin with, we will understand what “tangerines” are. And so, “mandarin” is the fruit of a citrus shrub. But not all that is sold in our supermarkets is tangerines, often hybrids: Mandarin + grapefruit = tangerine - a smaller orange, with an easy-to-clean skin. Mandarin + grapefruit = natsumikan - a sweetish taste. Mandarin + orange = tangora - bright orange pulp, sweet taste, flattened shape. Mandarin + wild lemon = citrandarin - a relatively sour taste. Mandarin (Satsum) + Ichang = Ichandarin - also sour, but has small sizes. Mandarin + kumquat = calamondine - very small tangerines. Mandarin + orange-bead = clementine - very sweet - the most common. Why do so many of us love these citrus fruits so much? The answer is simple: they are very useful, which is why the body requires! Beneficial features: 1. An excellent source of vitamin C and magnesium 2. Mandarins are a decongestant 3. Very useful in diabetes - lower blood sugar 4. The essential oil from this citrus is uplifting 5. At temperature, tangerines act as a natural antipyretic 6. Regular consumption of tangerines improves metabolic processes in the body 7. They improve appetite very well 8. For colds, decoctions from the peel of tangerines have a positive effect on expectorant processes 9. For cosmetic purposes, the fruits can be used for skin diseases (acne and some fungi) 10. And tangerine oil is a very popular anti-cellulite remedy. But it should be remembered that there are exceptions to the rules. For example, pregnant women can eat only 1-2 tangerines per day, and if more, this will cause diathesis in the unborn child. And the use of these fruits in significant quantities is undesirable for those who have diseases of the gastrointestinal tract (gastritis in the acute stage, ulcer, colitis, etc.) Interesting: in 1 kilogram of these fruits - 380 calories (about 38 calories in 1 mandarin), so mandarin diets are becoming more popular.
All about tangerines
Somehow it happens that every year tangerines become t...
Some foods that we eat every day may contain a lot of unknown and dangerous for our body. The most consumed foods and the danger that they hide are presented to your attention. Egg white. Many people eat omelet for breakfast. After reading this material, you will most likely lose this desire. Why? The main rule to remember is that the omelet must be very well done. The fact is that egg whites contain a trypsin inhibitor, which negatively affects the body's ability to absorb protein. The consequences can be fatal. Such a terrible substance is also found in lima beans. By consuming lima beans and a poorly fried egg whites omelet every day, you will have the opportunity to test first-hand which will kill faster: trypsin or apathy. Bones of cherries, apricots, apples and almonds. These products in themselves are not harmful to our body. However, the danger is still lurking. The seeds of these fruits, if crushed, are a reliable source of hydrogen cyanide. Previously, spies who were captured in enemy territory swallowed tablets made from crushed almonds. Hydrogen cyanide is also called hydrocyanic acid. History also recalls this acid. Castor oil plant. Perhaps the title doesn't tell you anything. But castor oil is extracted from this plant. Castor oil is also one of the components of caramel and chocolate. And what's so terrible about that? The seeds of this plant contain ricin. There is so much poison in this substance that it was even given to the most dangerous killers during the Cold War. 0.2 ml approx. such a poison will kill a person in just a few days. When consumed wisely, ricin dissolves in the body without leaving any traces behind. Whole Wheat Bread. Rye and whole grain wheat contain phytic acid, which is also called the “antinutrient”. This substance has a bad effect on the absorption of substances such as zinc, potassium, magnesium and iron. This acid is also able to form insoluble compounds with these nutrients, which our body is simply not able to absorb. Potato. Perhaps you didn’t even know that the favorite product of many is capable of poisoning us. The leaves, eyes of potatoes and tubers contain a small amount of corned beef. Corned beef is a natural antifungal agent, as well as a pesticide. With their help, the plant protects itself well. After some time, corned beef accumulates in the tubers, and they turn green. One potato contains approximately 8 -13 mg of solanine. In order to poison, a person just needs to use 200 mg of solanine. If you use a large amount of old potatoes, hallucinations can occur, cause neurological problems, as well as nausea. Mushrooms: Naturally, inedible mushrooms cause death. But now it’s not about that. Champignons and shiitake, if not pre-cooked, contain a huge amount of carcinogens. The experiments were carried out on mice. Experiments very often observed tumors when they were fed raw mushrooms. Cashew. These nuts contain a substance such as urushiol. Not only can it be found in cashews, but also in poison ivy. Everyone knows what the consequences of contact with this plant can be. What can then happen if you eat it? A small amount of cashews is good for you, but if you overdo it, you may not like the reaction. A reaction to urushiol is often seen in people who work in a cashew nut factory. Red bean. A substance that can make the membranes of our cells too permeable, and so much so that any harmful substance can penetrate the cell, is called phytohemaglutinin. This can lead to the fact that a person can lose control not only over his own body, but also over its functions. The first signs of poisoning are diarrhea and vomiting. This toxic substance is still able to initiate cell mitosis. If you cook beans at a temperature of 100 or more degrees, then phytohemagglutinitis is destroyed. It is recommended to pre-soak red beans in water for about 5 hours.
Poison in foods
Some foods that we eat every day may contain a lot of...
Tip 1. Curate an outdoor lounge space. Looking to re-live a memorable beach vacation? Set up an outdoor lounge space on your patio or in the yard to give your outdoor space a tropical feel. You can scour the internet for lounge chairs, chaise lounges, hammocks and outdoor sectionals, or create your own, like a one-of-a-kind outdoor lounge bed. All you need to complete this project is a platform bed frame, a futon mattress and outdoor fabric to cover it. (If you’re not handy with the sewing machine, this would be a simple task for a local upholsterer to tackle.) Plop some outdoor pillows on top for added comfort and style. To complete your lounge, add in some side tables, a few candles and maybe a glass of wine to create that all-inclusive atmosphere. Tip 2. DIY outdoor movie theater. Re-creating a movie theater experience in your own backyard doesn’t have to be complicated: All you need is a white sheet that can be tautly mounted on a flat surface (a shed or siding on your apartment patio will do just fine), a projector and your phone to play movies, TV shows or whatever else you’re binging these days. Don’t have access to a projector? It’s surprisingly simple to make one out of a shoe box, some cardboard and a magnifying glass. Round up your favorite patio chairs or arrange your outdoor cushions, make some popcorn and enjoy your movie with the background noise of the crickets chirping. Tip 3. Create an outdoor bar. There’s no shorter commute home than from your own property, so why not create a place for libations in your outdoor space? You can, of course, buy a bar online, or you can repurpose an old table or desk — or even get crafty with some cinder blocks, concrete glue and a few 1 x 6 boards to create your very own. Gather your Bluetooth speaker, your favorite cocktail ingredients and a few glasses to get the ambiance of your favorite bar right at home. Here are a few ideas for inspiration, including bars you can squeeze into the smallest of outdoor spaces. Tip 4. Beautify a barn or shed. A barn or a shed is a utilitarian structure, but that doesn’t mean it has to be an eyesore. Spruce it up by painting it a bold color, attaching some shutters, adding some flower boxes, installing a stone path or even stringing up some lights to zhuzh up that forgotten space in the backyard. Tip 5. Do the fire pit. If a camping trip is too much to squeeze into your days off, you don’t have to miss out on everyone’s favorite camping activity: the campfire. You can easily create a fire pit for your backyard in seven steps, which only requires a few supplies you can pick up curbside at your local home improvement store. Not a big DIYer? You can always buy a prefab fire bowl that’s just as effective at creating that warm, cozy campfire glow. Be sure to look into local burn bans and regulations for best practices in your area. Tip 6Tip 1.. Make an al fresco dining destination. Maybe you’ve become a marvelous home chef over the past few years. Mix up nights at home a little by making an al fresco dining destination in your backyard or patio. In addition to an outdoor dining table and chairs, lay down an outdoor rug and string up a strand of lights or craft yourself an outdoor chandelier to transform your evening meals. Tip 7. Create a meditation zone. Sometimes there’s no better place than home to find your center. Make your restorative practice or shavasana even better by creating a meditation zone in your backyard. Plant a garden with calming scents like lavender or jasmine, create a stepping stone path to your meditation spot or even build yourself a standing tent or cabana with curtains that blow in the warm, calming breeze.
7 Ways to Enjoy Your Outdoor Space at Home
Tip 1. Curate an outdoor lounge space. Looking to re-...
Method No. 1: lightly beat the egg and pour in a thin stream into the soup. Egg white actively absorbs salt. This method is suitable for almost any soup except borscht. Method number 2: grate a couple of potatoes and put into the soup at the end of cooking. Method # 3: add rice. As a rule, the first dishes are salted at the end of cooking, so you need to boil rice without salt in water and put into a hot soup.
Three ways to save salted soup
Method No. 1: lightly beat the egg and pour in a thin...

We only need two ingredients in a 1:1 ratio, these are butter and washing powder.

1. Mix soft butter with powder until smooth.

2. Apply the paste to the area with paint.

3. Rub with your fingers until the paint dissolves

4. Rinse with water and wash with powder in the washing machine to avoid oil stains.

Thing 1. WHOLE-HOUSE SOUND SYSTEM. If you’re like most of us, you have different speakers all around the home—some bluetooth, some wired, some requiring an amplifier, some needing to be recharged or have their batteries periodically changed. Cut the cacophony and wire your home for sound. One of the hardest parts of putting in a whole-home sound system is cutting through ceilings and walls to run wires and install speakers, but if you’re still in the building stage, this part is a breeze. Working with a kit to wire your home for sound is one of the easiest ways to go. A kit typically contains a base station plus a series of controllers that can be placed in rooms around the home. This allows you to create various zones in your house to which you can send different music streams. After you’ve chosen a base station, you’ll want to select speakers that recess into the walls or ceiling and connect them to the station as well. Those with repositionable tweeters let you direct the sound exactly where you want it, while speakers with inbuilt bass and treble controls let you further tweak the sound for every room. When running speaker wire through the home, be sure to use UL-rated speaker wire marked CL2 or CL3. Thing 2. RADIANT FLOOR HEATING. When it comes to making a home feel at once modern, comfortable and eco-smart, it’s hard to beat radiant floor heating. Installed on or in the subfloor, radiant floor heating panels typically use channels of heated water that give off heat to the floor above them. The result is a wonderful, all over heat that doesn’t have any of the allergy concerns of forced-hot-air or any of the uneven heating problems and noise often associated with radiators or electric baseboard systems. One of today’s smarter choices for radiant floor heating is Warmboard as they make panels that are super-conductive, which means that more of the heat from the water that runs through the channels is transferred directly to your home. The enhanced conductivity also means there’s less heat loss, which makes the system extremely efficient, and that Warmboard is also very nimble, heating and cooling down more quickly than other systems when you change the temperature at your thermostat. Thing 3. SPA BATH. The bathroom can be a simple utilitarian space or, with a little planning, it can become one of the most luxurious retreats in your home. When designing the bathroom, be sure to leave ample space for your shower and tub area and reinforce the floor beneath it—so that you can install a heavy-duty spa tub. These days, you can purchase all-in-one units that contain a massage-jet tub, multiple shower heads, and steam and sauna functionalities—plus a computer to control them all. It’s also possible to mount moisture-resistant TVs in the walls of your shower or bath area so that you don’t miss a bit of news or sports action. If that’s all too extreme for you, consider installing a remote control for your shower or tub which allows you get the shower warming up before you even step out of bed. Thing 4. HOME AUTOMATION. There are several options for home automation systems that do everything from controlling your lights to alerting you when the doors or windows are open, or even when there might be a fire or flood. There are thermostats that learn from your heating and cooling patterns and can be controlled via smartphone. There are speakers that can also be phone-controlled and can play different tunes throughout your house. And at least one company makes a hub that can tie it all together. Even though it’s easy to install home automation equipment in an existing home, doing so while you’re still building will ensure that you get everything exactly where you need it before you take control of your smartphone and pilot your house like the Starship Enterprise. Thing 5. OUTDOOR KITCHEN. There was a time when homes had summer kitchens—separate buildings in which food was prepared during the warmer months to keep the heat out of the main living quarters. Even though summer kitchens are a thing of the past, the logic remains: cooking outside keeps you from having to turn on the oven when the weather feels oven-like itself. When planning your outdoor kitchen, keep in mind that you’ll want to have easy access to utilities to plumb in a line for the sink, drain and gas line, if your home has natural gas service (otherwise, you’ll run your grill and cooktop off of propane, so make sure you build in space to store the tank). While you can construct your open-air kitchen out of stone into which your sink and cook surfaces can be set, a more affordable option is to build the structure out of wood and face it with stone veneer which will weatherproof it and create an equally attractive look.
5 Things to Covet in Your Dream Home.
Thing 1. WHOLE-HOUSE SOUND SYSTEM. If you’re like mos...
Somehow it happens that every year tangerines become the first sign of the approaching New Year for us. They appear in all stores, attracting us with their bright skin and inviting aroma. But as soon as you try one tangerine, the whole package becomes empty in an instant. Why does this happen? To begin with, we will understand what “tangerines” are. And so, “mandarin” is the fruit of a citrus shrub. But not all that is sold in our supermarkets is tangerines, often hybrids: Mandarin + grapefruit = tangerine - a smaller orange, with an easy-to-clean skin. Mandarin + grapefruit = natsumikan - a sweetish taste. Mandarin + orange = tangora - bright orange pulp, sweet taste, flattened shape. Mandarin + wild lemon = citrandarin - a relatively sour taste. Mandarin (Satsum) + Ichang = Ichandarin - also sour, but has small sizes. Mandarin + kumquat = calamondine - very small tangerines. Mandarin + orange-bead = clementine - very sweet - the most common. Why do so many of us love these citrus fruits so much? The answer is simple: they are very useful, which is why the body requires! Beneficial features: 1. An excellent source of vitamin C and magnesium 2. Mandarins are a decongestant 3. Very useful in diabetes - lower blood sugar 4. The essential oil from this citrus is uplifting 5. At temperature, tangerines act as a natural antipyretic 6. Regular consumption of tangerines improves metabolic processes in the body 7. They improve appetite very well 8. For colds, decoctions from the peel of tangerines have a positive effect on expectorant processes 9. For cosmetic purposes, the fruits can be used for skin diseases (acne and some fungi) 10. And tangerine oil is a very popular anti-cellulite remedy. But it should be remembered that there are exceptions to the rules. For example, pregnant women can eat only 1-2 tangerines per day, and if more, this will cause diathesis in the unborn child. And the use of these fruits in significant quantities is undesirable for those who have diseases of the gastrointestinal tract (gastritis in the acute stage, ulcer, colitis, etc.) Interesting: in 1 kilogram of these fruits - 380 calories (about 38 calories in 1 mandarin), so mandarin diets are becoming more popular.
All about tangerines
Somehow it happens that every year tangerines become t...
Some foods that we eat every day may contain a lot of unknown and dangerous for our body. The most consumed foods and the danger that they hide are presented to your attention. Egg white. Many people eat omelet for breakfast. After reading this material, you will most likely lose this desire. Why? The main rule to remember is that the omelet must be very well done. The fact is that egg whites contain a trypsin inhibitor, which negatively affects the body's ability to absorb protein. The consequences can be fatal. Such a terrible substance is also found in lima beans. By consuming lima beans and a poorly fried egg whites omelet every day, you will have the opportunity to test first-hand which will kill faster: trypsin or apathy. Bones of cherries, apricots, apples and almonds. These products in themselves are not harmful to our body. However, the danger is still lurking. The seeds of these fruits, if crushed, are a reliable source of hydrogen cyanide. Previously, spies who were captured in enemy territory swallowed tablets made from crushed almonds. Hydrogen cyanide is also called hydrocyanic acid. History also recalls this acid. Castor oil plant. Perhaps the title doesn't tell you anything. But castor oil is extracted from this plant. Castor oil is also one of the components of caramel and chocolate. And what's so terrible about that? The seeds of this plant contain ricin. There is so much poison in this substance that it was even given to the most dangerous killers during the Cold War. 0.2 ml approx. such a poison will kill a person in just a few days. When consumed wisely, ricin dissolves in the body without leaving any traces behind. Whole Wheat Bread. Rye and whole grain wheat contain phytic acid, which is also called the “antinutrient”. This substance has a bad effect on the absorption of substances such as zinc, potassium, magnesium and iron. This acid is also able to form insoluble compounds with these nutrients, which our body is simply not able to absorb. Potato. Perhaps you didn’t even know that the favorite product of many is capable of poisoning us. The leaves, eyes of potatoes and tubers contain a small amount of corned beef. Corned beef is a natural antifungal agent, as well as a pesticide. With their help, the plant protects itself well. After some time, corned beef accumulates in the tubers, and they turn green. One potato contains approximately 8 -13 mg of solanine. In order to poison, a person just needs to use 200 mg of solanine. If you use a large amount of old potatoes, hallucinations can occur, cause neurological problems, as well as nausea. Mushrooms: Naturally, inedible mushrooms cause death. But now it’s not about that. Champignons and shiitake, if not pre-cooked, contain a huge amount of carcinogens. The experiments were carried out on mice. Experiments very often observed tumors when they were fed raw mushrooms. Cashew. These nuts contain a substance such as urushiol. Not only can it be found in cashews, but also in poison ivy. Everyone knows what the consequences of contact with this plant can be. What can then happen if you eat it? A small amount of cashews is good for you, but if you overdo it, you may not like the reaction. A reaction to urushiol is often seen in people who work in a cashew nut factory. Red bean. A substance that can make the membranes of our cells too permeable, and so much so that any harmful substance can penetrate the cell, is called phytohemaglutinin. This can lead to the fact that a person can lose control not only over his own body, but also over its functions. The first signs of poisoning are diarrhea and vomiting. This toxic substance is still able to initiate cell mitosis. If you cook beans at a temperature of 100 or more degrees, then phytohemagglutinitis is destroyed. It is recommended to pre-soak red beans in water for about 5 hours.
Poison in foods
Some foods that we eat every day may contain a lot of...
Tip 1. Curate an outdoor lounge space. Looking to re-live a memorable beach vacation? Set up an outdoor lounge space on your patio or in the yard to give your outdoor space a tropical feel. You can scour the internet for lounge chairs, chaise lounges, hammocks and outdoor sectionals, or create your own, like a one-of-a-kind outdoor lounge bed. All you need to complete this project is a platform bed frame, a futon mattress and outdoor fabric to cover it. (If you’re not handy with the sewing machine, this would be a simple task for a local upholsterer to tackle.) Plop some outdoor pillows on top for added comfort and style. To complete your lounge, add in some side tables, a few candles and maybe a glass of wine to create that all-inclusive atmosphere. Tip 2. DIY outdoor movie theater. Re-creating a movie theater experience in your own backyard doesn’t have to be complicated: All you need is a white sheet that can be tautly mounted on a flat surface (a shed or siding on your apartment patio will do just fine), a projector and your phone to play movies, TV shows or whatever else you’re binging these days. Don’t have access to a projector? It’s surprisingly simple to make one out of a shoe box, some cardboard and a magnifying glass. Round up your favorite patio chairs or arrange your outdoor cushions, make some popcorn and enjoy your movie with the background noise of the crickets chirping. Tip 3. Create an outdoor bar. There’s no shorter commute home than from your own property, so why not create a place for libations in your outdoor space? You can, of course, buy a bar online, or you can repurpose an old table or desk — or even get crafty with some cinder blocks, concrete glue and a few 1 x 6 boards to create your very own. Gather your Bluetooth speaker, your favorite cocktail ingredients and a few glasses to get the ambiance of your favorite bar right at home. Here are a few ideas for inspiration, including bars you can squeeze into the smallest of outdoor spaces. Tip 4. Beautify a barn or shed. A barn or a shed is a utilitarian structure, but that doesn’t mean it has to be an eyesore. Spruce it up by painting it a bold color, attaching some shutters, adding some flower boxes, installing a stone path or even stringing up some lights to zhuzh up that forgotten space in the backyard. Tip 5. Do the fire pit. If a camping trip is too much to squeeze into your days off, you don’t have to miss out on everyone’s favorite camping activity: the campfire. You can easily create a fire pit for your backyard in seven steps, which only requires a few supplies you can pick up curbside at your local home improvement store. Not a big DIYer? You can always buy a prefab fire bowl that’s just as effective at creating that warm, cozy campfire glow. Be sure to look into local burn bans and regulations for best practices in your area. Tip 6Tip 1.. Make an al fresco dining destination. Maybe you’ve become a marvelous home chef over the past few years. Mix up nights at home a little by making an al fresco dining destination in your backyard or patio. In addition to an outdoor dining table and chairs, lay down an outdoor rug and string up a strand of lights or craft yourself an outdoor chandelier to transform your evening meals. Tip 7. Create a meditation zone. Sometimes there’s no better place than home to find your center. Make your restorative practice or shavasana even better by creating a meditation zone in your backyard. Plant a garden with calming scents like lavender or jasmine, create a stepping stone path to your meditation spot or even build yourself a standing tent or cabana with curtains that blow in the warm, calming breeze.
7 Ways to Enjoy Your Outdoor Space at Home
Tip 1. Curate an outdoor lounge space. Looking to re-...
Method No. 1: lightly beat the egg and pour in a thin stream into the soup. Egg white actively absorbs salt. This method is suitable for almost any soup except borscht. Method number 2: grate a couple of potatoes and put into the soup at the end of cooking. Method # 3: add rice. As a rule, the first dishes are salted at the end of cooking, so you need to boil rice without salt in water and put into a hot soup.
Three ways to save salted soup
Method No. 1: lightly beat the egg and pour in a thin...