A salad spinner is one of those kitchen gadgets that seems straightforward: you toss in your greens, give it a spin, and ta-da: dry lettuce. Turns out most of us have been doing it wrong. According to ...

I’ve long insisted that if you really want to show off, you should learn to make a perfect green salad. For a dish that’s so often an afterthought, a simple pile of vinaigrette-dressed greens is ...

Ina Garten uses a towel to make a DIY salad spinner. She puts lettuce in a dish towel and spins it around her head. The Barefoot Contessa host also uses a towel to make taking corn off the cob easier.

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Empty white salad spinner with lid off - tyasindayanti/Shutterstock For as long as there have ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Salad spinners have been around for a long time. But folks are just learning how important they are — in fact, most call them a ...

Which salad spinner is best? Nothing ruins a fresh, vibrant green salad faster than a bowl full of water. One of the trickiest parts about working with fresh greens is removing every last drop of ...

I hate when things smell musty in my bathroom and always worry about mold or mildew growth. I wring out towels as much as I can and drape them to air-dry, but sometimes that still doesn’t feel like ...