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The Royal Derwent Hospital. Photos from early 2008. Some of these buildings have since been knocked down.
Time to reduce your expenses and save more for the future.
No more buying kerosine, gas, firewood and charcoals
DC 24V Solar Induction Cooker
Voltage: 24 V
Power: 325W
These folks were cooking up the meat for the annual BBQ competition in D'Hanis, Texas.
Image processed with GIMP.
The "Revo" small electric cooker. Thirties to forties?
On show at the Black Country Living Museum at Dudley.
(1st June 2015.)
My mother's Christmas present to me. She gave me the money last December but I only bought the rice cooker recently. This replaces my very big and very old 18 year-old rice cooker which I got for wedding gift and no longer energy efficient. My mother is helping me transition to an empty nester soon!
I am keeping the old in case I entertain at home and need to cook lots of rice.
During refurbishment. New cupboards being installed, wall taken down (radiator still standing), doorway blocked up (grey area left), Putney SW15.
The pointy end houses the legendary APG-63 palse doppler radar, the backbone of the F-15A/B/C/D weapons system.
thanks to judy for the rice cooker cake recipe! (: you can find it here: bittenbefore.com/tokyolife/2010/04/16/rice-cooker-cake-re...
I halved the entire recipe because i have a tiny old school cooker and added 1tsp vanilla essence instead of matcha powder.
In Xi'an's Muslim Quarter along the street a bright flame shoots from the coal burner that heats the pot on top, probably boiling water for noodles.
thanks to judy for the rice cooker cake recipe! (: you can find it here: bittenbefore.com/tokyolife/2010/04/16/rice-cooker-cake-re...
I halved the entire recipe because i have a tiny old school cooker and added 1tsp vanilla essence instead of matcha powder.
This is the front of our "range style" cooker in the new house. Slowly getting used to it and figuring out what all the knobs do!
This is one of my favorite cold-weather meals: My Mom's slow cooker pot roast. I blogged more about this dinner here: thechiclife.typepad.com/the_chic_life/2008/11/a-relaxing-...
Sautéed veal, carrot, french beans, and sweet yellow capsicum (spring onions to come), flavoured with garlic, black pepper, soy sauce (Tamari, Japanese, traditionally brewed, reduced-salt and gluten-free) and kaffir lime leaves, to be served on a bed of steamed Australian-grown japonica rice. Recently home and installed as chief cook and bottle washer.