Today we are sharing a daily routine used frequently in France – the daily ritual of opening windows. And now that the weather is warming up, you are sure to find many open windows in France — all day long and at night too. Being able to keep windows open is certain to put a […]
Tips
How to Remove Musty Odors and other Bad Smells
Today, we are offering a cleaning tip on how to remove musty odors from suitcases, drawers, armoires and closets. Check out our Art of the Home tip below and happy dreaming — with a lovely smelling suitcase, where will you be going? Art of the Home Tip – save your Sunday newspaper (only the […]
How to Brighten Up Tired Eyes with Mascara
Today, we are offering a quick beauty tip to brighten up your eyes after a short night of sleep or a long week. This tip also works well if you have smaller eyes and are trying to make them look bigger. Check out our Art of the Home tips below and look like you got a […]
Easy Steps to Prevent a Soggy Quiche Crust
Today, we are offering a kitchen tip on how to prepare a pie crust to prevent a quiche from being soggy. This technique is referred to as blind baking or simply pre-baking. It applies to many other savory or dessert tart recipes that include a moist filing. So check out our Art of the Home […]
1 Quick Fix to Reduce Frizzy Hair
Today, we are offering a beauty tip on how to manage frizzy hair. Taking just one extra step in the shower can go a long way in taming hair frizz. Check out our Art of the Home tip to keep your hair sleek and less frizzy. Art of the Home Tip: after you wash and […]
Top 5 Reasons to Eat Prunes (Dried Plums)
Today, we are featuring a gorgeous wrinkled super fruit — the prune. Prunes are naturally sweet and a great friend to your health. Nowadays, they are also referred to as dried plums. This is the result of a big PR campaign by plum promoters who thought consumers would be more receptive to eating dry plums than prunes. In fact, in June […]
Napkin Folding Techniques: How to Fold a Napkin into a Crown
We recently discussed how to make our table inviting by folding a napkin into a flower. Today, we are looking at how to fold a napkin into a crown. Whether you have a special gathering this weekend or a simple weekend meal with the family, you may want to use this folding technique to present your […]
Tip: How to Sift Flour without a Sifter
Today, we are offering a kitchen tip on how to sift flour if you don’t own a sifter. Many dessert recipes call for sifted flour and not all kitchens have a sifter handy. So if your recipe calls for sifted flour, check out our Art of the Home tip below and happy baking! Art […]
Tip: How to Melt Chocolate in a Bain Marie (Water Bath)
Today, we are offering a kitchen tip on how to melt chocolate in a bain marie (water bath) without burning your chocolate. Many dessert recipes call for melting chocolate (mousse au chocolate or chocolate mousse) so it is an important step in baking. If the chocolate burns or curdles, it can’t be used any more […]
Tip: How to use Honey to Heal Minor Cuts & Burns
Last month we discussed the medicinal virtues of honey to sooth a sore throat and stop a cough. Today, we are focusing on how we can use honey to help us with wound care. Check out our Art of the Home tips below about the benefits of honey and how to use it to heal wounds […]
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