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Customized by Sidney, made and shipped from Japan.
This one has an automatic timer that brings the noodle basket up from the water bath below to ensure perfect, al dente udon noodles. And perfectly al dente they are!
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bg-'s lentil soup
realised I had everything I needed so threw it all in the slow cooker this morning. Kids ate it, and it used up the last onion/carrots ahead of the new shop, and lots of lentils.
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Walls are tired, of holding the same old ceilings.
Words have found their way to stay in & they don't let out feelings.
Cups are tired of being filled with the same coffee.
The floor can't stand that people stepping on won't even say sorry.
They say there'll never be a girl like her again
with her socks up to her knees & her obsession 'bout bees.
The other nice thing about this cooker is it has little details that are so subtle yet so awesome, it shows that a lot of thought and engineering went into every aspect of its use...unlike a lot of cheap crappy US appliances on the market that start to break down after a few uses.
First, there's a retractable power cord that clips into the bottom of the cooker. Amazing. Second, there was this little thing. I couldn't figure out what it was for.
I am finally sorting through all the cook books I bought on Saturday and taking a few photos.
From" The Art of Cookery" by Hotpoint. No date, but looks to be circa 1930's. Includes instructions for several stove types and lots of recipes.
i burned the hell out of my 6 qt pressure cooker this evening. i have no idea what happened... maybe i didn't add enough fluid. the pork roast was ok, if a little singed on the bottom, but the pot was a mess. thank goodness i always carry a backup pressure cooker with me at all times. this is my 4 qt Mirromatic.
Te Runga Air Scouts (Masterton, New Zealand) learning to make portable metholated spirit cookers from soft drink cans.
By default, I always have rice cooked up. It's my staple. I eat it for breakfast, lunch and dinner. With anything from eggs and bacon,to steak, pork chops and vegetables. Even if i'm lazy, i'll eat it with ramen noodles. It's one of the few foods I consistently make an effort to "cook"
Comparison of classic CooKit cooker (right) with revised version based on simpler plan. Full description on the solar cooking forum.
For more information about solar cooking, see solarcooking.org/.