disasters
Yes, the pot did survive
posted on 5 Feb 2006 by maki ::
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Yes my friends - Swiss stainless steel triumphs over food disaster! Here is a picture of the pot that got a little bit singed a few days ago.
It had to be soaked for about 4 days, and scrubbed a few times to get all the black bits off, but it's as good as new now and back in regular rotation.
Oops
posted on 26 Jan 2006 by maki ::
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I'd like to interrupt my usual flow of posts about mostly edible food, to bring you a small culinary disaster.
Cooking disasters
posted on 23 Jan 2004 by maki ::
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I had been eyeing an interesting looking recipe in the weekly paper / advertising rag from Coop, one of the two big supermarket chains in Switzerland, for several days. The recipe was for a lentil loaf, with potatoes, leek, dried mushrooms, cheese and cream, held together with eggs. Since I have been on a sort of sort of lentil kick recently, it was something I really wanted to try. continue reading...
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