Tuesday Tip: Make cooking spray minus the chemicals
FARGO – A quick spritz of cooking spray in the pan is a great way to cut fat and calories from a dish, but it comes with some added chemicals. Most store-bought cooking sprays contain propellants and preservatives that are far from all-natural.By: Heidi Shaffer, INFORUM
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FARGO – A quick spritz of cooking spray in the pan is a great way to cut fat and calories from a dish, but it comes with some added chemicals.
Most store-bought cooking sprays contain propellants and preservatives that are far from all-natural.
For less than $1, this incredibly simple fix was just what my morning omelet needed.
DIY Olive Oil Cooking Spray
What you need:
5 parts water
1 part olive oil
1 ordinary spray bottle
Directions:
Pour water and oil in the bottle and shake well before each use. One spritz is all you need. Yes, that’s all there is to it.
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