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Upon my arrival, found that someone had left the valve open. The surface temperature maxed out my thermometer at 125 degrees, but it was probably hotter. Needless to say, I stayed out of this one. I tried to turn the valve off, but it was submerged under a foot of scalding water and my hand couldn't take the heat! If you make it out here, please remember to shut the hot water valve off when you leave because these tubs heat up fast but take a very long time to cool.
Brush pen drawing pressure cooker in my sketchbook. I tried to do a brush pen drawing everyday in July. Tried and failed!
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This is probably the coolest cooker top i have ever seen in my life! Sad i know.
But its digital and the knob is on a magnet and you lift it off and turn it to the hob you want to use, then twist as normal!
So clever, but i suppose something is bound to go wrong!
and a bored man with his camera....
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Product Photography..An attempt..
The cooker was lighted on two sides with lighting (with a softbox).The shot was taken without the flash sync.
The photo was taken in the recent workshop conducted by Photographic Society of Madras
Front cover of a catalogue of Columbian Cookers by Smith & Wellstood Ltd. of Bonnybridge, Scotland. Unfortunately the cover and the pages of the catalogue have all been separated and trimmed on all edges and the publication reference number lost in the process.
P.S. I've remembered I have a screenshot of another copy of this brochure, and that shows this to be Catalogue C.C.26. - i.e. it was published in 1926.
The cooking stove is the 'New Emperor'; a 'Hydresse' hot-water boiler is also seen to the left.
The safety valve on the lid of my pressure cooker. Now I only use this as a saucepan to cook a large quantity of chilli which I divide into separate containers and freeze.
February Alphabet Fun group's twenty-second picture of the month comes to you by courtesy of the letter V for Valve.
Back in my kitchen today shooting appliances using the ICM method (as you do). This shot is of our cooker which thankfully has glass and stainless steel, which makes this technique quite successful.
This was one of Cooker's most profitable locations when the chain abruptly closed in 2004. The restaurant was then a place called Clubhouse Grill for about five years. I went to go dine at Clubhouse Grill one time, right after they first opened, and had to leave because I couldn't get service. This restaurant has been empty for the last five or so years; an attempt to open another bar and grill restaurant here fell through a couple years ago.
Former Cooker / Clubhouse Grill - Sperry Drive and Columbia Road - Westlake, Ohio
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Cooking steamed food on a fire in a 50 gallon oil drum in the street in the older part of Beijing. This formed part of a street cafe which was selling food to passers by. The cooking stove was fuelled by bricks made of coal dust and tar mixed together adding to the pollution of the city.
So pleased and excited- we have been looking forward to this for so long. Everhot cooker. - I have just cooked first meal in it!
Fireless Cooker in operation at the Berlin Railway Festival in September, held at the Schöneweide roundhouse, home to a local railway museum group.
The hereios of the We're Here! group have paid a visit to the Hot & Cold group today.
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