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I think the old equipment is still the best.
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I bet it's miserable and hot!

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Yes, it's pretty hard to beat a flat stone and a fire.

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Fire? You have fire? Luxury!

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Is this waterless cooking?

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Only when it's not raining.


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Faith Dorell wrote:
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> I think the old equipment is still the best.


How old? Me, I'd rather use a new stainless steel ladle than a rusty
ole iron one!

On the other hand, I am mourning the passing of my 40 YO pressure
cooker... And I have some cake tins inherited from my DH's mother...
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....and a flat stone. Now that's cookin' in high cotton...

Paula
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