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Steve B wrote:
> When you try to create a meal using week old ingredients, you forfeit any > claim to being a "cook". > > Steve So are you saying the bag of fresh carrots I can use for a couple of weeks in various ways aren't "cooking" ? Are they different because they sit in my house for a week rather than sit in the store for a week? |
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Goomba > wrote:
>Steve B wrote: > >> When you try to create a meal using week old ingredients, you forfeit any >> claim to being a "cook". >> >> Steve > >So are you saying the bag of fresh carrots I can use for a couple of >weeks in various ways aren't "cooking" ? Are they different because they >sit in my house for a week rather than sit in the store for a week? Well, you didn't grow them and pull them within the hour. LOL |
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![]() "Goomba" > wrote in message ... > Steve B wrote: > >> When you try to create a meal using week old ingredients, you forfeit any >> claim to being a "cook". >> >> Steve > > So are you saying the bag of fresh carrots I can use for a couple of weeks > in various ways aren't "cooking" ? Are they different because they sit in > my house for a week rather than sit in the store for a week? No, in your case, you can use week old road kill, if you like. Steve |
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