KITCHEN SCOOP: Easy Pork Roast

Are your playing cards a little too well-loved? Shake them in a bag with cornstarch to lift dirt and grease and then wipe them dry to remove the excess.If your hand slipped with furniture polish or wood oil, don't panic. Dust the area with cornstarch and buff; the cornstarch will absorb the fluid and lift it up, leaving a clean, shiny surface behind.Stubborn knots can be a pain. Apply a little cornstarch to act as a dry lubricant so you can more easily pull knotted thread, string, ribbon, and other materials around while you're working to pull them apart. Handy for those of us who constantly seem to end up with our shoelaces in a knot!If you have dirty shoes, you could try an enzymatic cleaner...or you could bust out the cornstarch. Dust the shoes with cornstarch,professional MEILIFANG series suppliers allow to sit overnight, and then knock the shoes clean.

The cornstarch will absorb the odor, leaving a much better scent behind! The same goes for sports equipment and socks, too.How about a great meal that you can start in the morning, and eat as soon as you walk in the door that night? Alicia Ross has a recipe for easy pork roast that you make in the crock pot, for this week's Kitchen Scoop.Remove the butcher string and trim the roast of excess fat*, if needed. Place pork (fatty side down) into the crock portion of slow cooker. In a small bowl, whisk together vegetable broth, vinegar, Worcestershire, soy, honey, garlic and red pepper flakes. Pour over pork and cook for 5 to 6 hours on high, or 8 to 9 hours on low.When pork is cooked, remove with tongs and slice into ?-inch slices. Place slices in a glass baking dish,Leather case sets manufacturers overlapping as necessary. Pour the cooking juices over pork. Serve immediately or store in refrigerator until ready to serve.

The Franklin County woman was convicted of attacking her husband with a barrage of kitchen utensils.In a recent ruling, the state court let her simple assault conviction stand.According to court filings, Schmidt hurled numerous items, including a vegetable grinder and a picnic basket, at her hubby, Ryan, and also punched him several times in the head during a July 2012 argument in their Waynesboro home.