The first and the most important kitchen tip my mom ever gave me, and kept repeating throughout the years, was this – Clean up as you go.
It took me 20 years to learn.
For more life-saving tips, read this.
Pull down your pants and slide on the ice.
The first and the most important kitchen tip my mom ever gave me, and kept repeating throughout the years, was this – Clean up as you go.
It took me 20 years to learn.
For more life-saving tips, read this.
Pull down your pants and slide on the ice.
Sumpsimus 
My mother always told me that if I did the cooking someone ELSE would clean up! 🙂
I like your mom already, though I think mom was referring to putting away things as I used them, and not the dishes. I've started doing that now, though I still never screw the caps on completely. 🙂
I'm 45 and still haven't absorbed the "clean as you go" rule – mainly cause I'm busy believing in the advice of Emjay's mom!
I'm almost 45… almost… . Gawd, I hate when I do that.. it's like i want to be older (and I most certainly do NOT).
:)..I'm just about at the age where I've stopped wanting to be older. Its a funny feeling, this being 'grown up'.
That's funny! I spent a year thinking I was one year older than I really was simply because my maths is so bad! I am firm believer that my mother meant someone else would clean up everything!!! ha ha ha.