I’m always referring to Kitchen Cheat Sheets to remind me to toss old food and to make recipe conversions easier.
I often joke that I’ve used up all the file space in my brain so I rely on notes, calendars, and printouts to remember most things. This is especially true in the kitchen. When I’m converting recipes, I always have to look up how many teaspoons are in a tablespoon or how much avocado to substitute for butter in a recipe.
Furthermore, I always feel like I’m playing Russian Roulette when I’m pulling out leftovers for lunch. Is it okay to eat the leftover lasagna we had last weekend? So, I decided to look up all of the information I find myself searching for on a regular basis and create some printable kitchen cheat sheets.
Kitchen Cheat Sheets
Here are the kitchen cheat sheets I use. I keep them on my refrigerator door, but you could also keep them taped inside a cabinet door.
Fill in the form below to get immediate access to this printable and all of my other printables in one place!
More Help in the Kitchen
After you’ve printed out your kitchen cheat sheets, you’ll probably be in the mood to get your fridge in order. Thankfully, Susan over at Organized 31 has you covered with her
tips for an organized refrigerator.
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Anne says
I am having a hard time printing these. I really love the Shelf Life Guide.
Wondermom Wannabe says
Thanks for letting me know. The links were going to the image files instead of the print file. I’ve fixed it now. Here is a link directly to the .pdf – https://wondermomwannabe.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Kitchen-Cheat-Sheets.pdf. I am e-mailing it to you as well to make sure you get it. Sorry for the trouble!
Ann says
This is sooo very useful! Thanks for sharing. 🙂