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Chili in the kitchen: red that changes everyday cooking

Do you like it when something delicious is happening in the kitchen and the cookware catches your eye? The black body and deep red handles of the Chili Ambition collection are an accent that suits autumn soups, quick post-work dinners, and Sunday roasts. Instead of another list of specifications, we show five kitchen situations where Chili simply works.
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Recipes

How to make the perfect apple pie?

The scent of cinnamon and baked apples is one of the pleasantest signs of autumn. Apple pie on shortcrust pastry with a crispy crumble topping is a classic that turns out well even for beginners. See how to bake it step by step.
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How to quickly shred cabbage for pickling?

Homemade pickling of cabbage has been popular for years because it allows you to prepare natural preserves with a unique taste. One of the most important stages of the entire process is the proper preparation of the vegetable. Shredding cabbage for the winter can be quick and convenient, provided that you use the right tools and learn a few basic rules. Many people associate preparing cabbage for pickling with hours of cutting. However, it doesn't have to look like that. A well-chosen shredder or a sharp knife allows you to obtain even strips without excessive effort and unnecessary strain on your hands. Proper shredding of cabbage is important not only for the appearance of the finished product. It also affects the fermentation process, the amount of juice released, and the final crunchiness of the pickles. In this guide, we explain how to shred cabbage for pickling, what is best to cut it with, and how to ensure safety when working with sharp tools.
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Home remedies for clean steel pots

Stainless steel pots have enjoyed immense popularity in kitchens around the world for years. They are durable, elegant, resistant to high temperatures, and perfect for everyday cooking. However, even the highest quality cookware can lose its perfect appearance over time. Water marks, discoloration, mineral deposits, and sometimes difficult-to-remove burns may appear on their surface. In such situations, many people wonder: what to clean stainless steel pots with so as not to damage their surface? Proper care does not require the use of aggressive preparations. In many cases, we can find an effective solution in the home kitchen; baking soda, vinegar, or lemon juice is enough. In this guide, we explain how to safely remove dirt from stainless steel, how to deal with a burnt bottom, and what mistakes to avoid so that the pots retain their appearance and properties for a long time.
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Warped pan? Check what you are doing wrong

A frying pan is one of the most frequently used vessels in every kitchen. Frying pancakes, preparing dinner, sautéing vegetables or meat, every day it is exposed to high temperatures and intensive use. Over time, some users notice a problem: the pan starts to bulge, its bottom is no longer perfectly flat, and during frying, oil or fat flows to the edges. Why does the pan bulge? Most often, the cause is a sudden change in temperature, improper use, or choosing a vessel that is too light and made of thin material. However, this does not mean that every pan must deform over time. Proper frying technique, correct care, and choosing a solid model allow you to significantly extend its lifespan. In this guide, we explain why the bottom of the pan bends, which mistakes most often lead to deformation, and what to look for when buying a new vessel.
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