/ck/ - Food & Cooking

meant to say
>clean as you go *doesn't always work out

>all utensils in sink
>fill sink
>plates in sink
>bowls on top of plates
>wash bowls
>wash plates
>wash utensils
>rinse all, place in dishwasher
>drain sink
>wash cups
>rinse, place in dishwasher
>wash pots and pans
>rinse, place in dishwasher
>drain sink
ezpz.

also for rinsing i don't use a basin a just put them in a basket and spray everything with fresh hot tap water when it fills up

>stack dishwasher
>put in detergent
>turn on
>come back later to put dishes away
Easy.

>>17535909
dishwasher uses less water than the average person and saves me on time

>>17535909
I have a penis I do not understand the question. Maybe check your kicken for "DETER-GENT" before asking me again you stupid bitch

>>17535909
>throw everything in the dishwasher
>press start
Renters do not know this feel

>bitch, sink is full again

>>17535931
>I have a penis
but have you ever seen it?

>>17535927
>>17535935
i took my dishwasher out and put it in the laundry room to store and sanitize canning jars because it's not very good at anything else

>>17535935
all apartments in real cities have dishwashers in them, anon.
also, why are you posting ugly and trashy girls?

I prep everything before I light the element. I also wipe down the area where I was prepping. As an ingredient gets used (vegetables) the bowl gets rinsed and goes into the dish rack. Anything with meat or anything like garlic, onion, spices on it gets put to the side. When lid goes on or dish goes in the oven I will rinse all the utensils under hot water with a brush and stack next to the sink, same with the other dishes. Everything gets rinsed with hot water and a brush whether it goes in the dishwasher or if it gets washed by hand. I have a tiny kitchen and have become ultra effecient.

>dishwasher
done

>>17535909
Are you my ex? That's literally her countertop and sink

>>17535936
cmon be nicer to your mum

Plates and skillets and lids and cutting boards first, basically anything that's near-flat and can be racked close together.
Bowls, strainers, pots -- starting with the smallest and working my way up so they can be racked like side-facing Russian dolls.
Cups and glasses and mugs usually wind up on a towel on the counter for what won't fit in the rack.
Silverware and cutlery last as they've been soaking the whole time.

>>17535937

least dirty(contact with hands/mouth/raw meat/etc.) first, rinse everything with hot water then into soap bath. rinsing and ringing washcloth frequently.

>>17536124
what do you consider most dirty??