Hannah Loewentheil

1 week ago | buzzfeed.com | Hannah Loewentheil

Tasty·Posted 1 minute ago"It's my first step when making grilled cheese. It means the sandwich doesn't slide around when you flip it, and it requires less time cooking (aka less time to burn)." Even if you love to cook, we are all looking to save some time in the kitchen. Well, Redditor ResidentAlienator asked, "What's one lazy cooking hack you tried once and now prefer to the original?" Here are some brilliant cooking shortcuts people swear by. 1. "I microwave corn on the cob.

1 week ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Hannah Loewentheil

Even if you love to cook, we are all looking to save some time in the kitchen. Well, Redditor ResidentAlienator asked, "What's one lazy cooking hack you tried once and now prefer to the original?" Here are some brilliant cooking shortcuts people swear by. 1."I microwave corn on the cob. I leave it with the husk on, run it under running water until soaked through, and wrap it in a wet paper towel. Microwave for four minutes per ear, check to make sure kernels are dark and glossy.

1 week ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Hannah Loewentheil

Travel is many things, and too often it can feel overwhelming or hectic. But it doesn't have to! Implementing a little travel tradition whenever you visit somewhere new is an easy way to make the process feel smooth and stress-free. So Redditor LilacLoverr asked, "What’s a travel ritual that is like a travel hack for you?" Here are some of the travel traditions people don't go without. D3sign / Getty Images1."I always buy a little black notebook for the trip.

1 week ago | buzzfeed.com | Hannah Loewentheil

Travel·Posted 1 minute ago"I do it every time I visit somewhere new." Travel is many things, and too often it can feel overwhelming or hectic. But it doesn't have to! Implementing a little travel tradition whenever you visit somewhere new is an easy way to make the process feel smooth and stress-free. So Redditor LilacLoverr asked, "What’s a travel ritual that is like a travel hack for you?" Here are some of the travel traditions people don't go without.

1 week ago | buzzfeed.com | Hannah Loewentheil

Food·Posted 1 minute ago"I use this substitute in almost every savory recipe I make. Trust me, it's hardly noticeable." If you cook often (or at all, really), chances are you come across lots of commonplace kitchen "rules." Well, Redditor bluerog asked, "What cooking advice doesn't make any difference?" Here is the kitchen gospel home cooks choose to disregard. 1. "I used salted butter whenever unsalted is called for.