Valentines Day : Roasted Game hens with Ricotta Stuffing
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I agree with eating at home on those "special" days....mothers day esp! I really like how you have flowers to decorate in the background!
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And between the normal maintenance of soap/water and monthly mineral oil - use white distilled vinegar in a spray bottle to do routine cleaning. =D
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wheres your valentines at?
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Hey, great video! Keep 'em commin!
My fiance and I are building a house this spring and we have picked out a stationary butcher block for the kitchen like you have. I was just wondering how you would recommend cleaning it.
Thanks and keep up the good work!
vanessam21 5 years ago
Hot water and a little dish soap works fine, also periodically you need to oil the wood. They make a butcher block oil, but its expensive. You can use mineral oil- its safe to injest and odorless and colorless, and won't breakdown like a food oil.
ilovetocookalot 5 years ago