On 3/25/2016 9:08 AM, Tony wrote:
> Colonel Edmund J. Burke wrote:
>> We even got some parsnips.
>> Now that's damn good eatin'.
>> We ate like that in Nam sometimes.
>>
>>
>
>
> Remember to use a slow cooker. I'm not eating anything special
> (spaghetti and mike and ike's) today but I'll be eating roast beef and
> ham at my brother's house on Sunday.


Tony, the roast I have is much too large for a slow cooker. By the way,
I tossed out my two "slow" cookers (crock pots) a few years ago.
Apparently, the newer models (the brands manufactured after the late
1970s) tend to get too hot, actually boiling the food rather than
simmering it. I did some searching and discovered that my supposition
is right on. The federal government, concerned about "food safety,"
required all manufacturers to raise crock pot cooking temperature back
in the 70s. So, in my opinion, slow cookers have since passed into that
darkened realm where no mortal shall follow. Into the vast unknown.
Furthermore, this entire botchery, what we might call "A Load of Crock,"
demonstrates nicely how the federal government ****s up everything for
everybody, while getting paid to **** things up.

CONCLUSION: VOTE FOR TRUMP. PUT THOSE ****ING FEDS BACK WHERE THEY
BELONG AND OUT OF OUR PERSONAL BUSINESS!

In article >,
says...


>
> On 3/25/2016 9:08 AM, Tony wrote:
> > Colonel Edmund J. Burke wrote:
> >> We even got some parsnips.
> >> Now that's damn good eatin'.
> >> We ate like that in Nam sometimes.
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> > Remember to use a slow cooker. I'm not eating anything special
> > (spaghetti and mike and ike's) today but I'll be eating roast beef and
> > ham at my brother's house on Sunday.
>
>
> Tony, the roast I have is much too large for a slow cooker. By the way,
> I tossed out my two "slow" cookers (crock pots) a few years ago.
> Apparently, the newer models (the brands manufactured after the late
> 1970s) tend to get too hot, actually boiling the food rather than
> simmering it. I did some searching and discovered that my supposition
> is right on. The federal government, concerned about "food safety,"
> required all manufacturers to raise crock pot cooking temperature back
> in the 70s. So, in my opinion, slow cookers have since passed into that
> darkened realm where no mortal shall follow. Into the vast unknown.
> Furthermore, this entire botchery, what we might call "A Load of Crock,"
> demonstrates nicely how the federal government ****s up everything for
> everybody, while getting paid to **** things up.
>
> CONCLUSION: VOTE FOR TRUMP. PUT THOSE ****ING FEDS BACK WHERE THEY
> BELONG AND OUT OF OUR PERSONAL BUSINESS!

I've made stew with mine and didn't seem to have any problems. Perhaps
it was operator error on your part?

--
Mustaffa Sheboygan

On 3/26/2016 4:38 PM, Mustaffa Sheboygan wrote:
> In article >,
> says...
>
>
>>
>> On 3/25/2016 9:08 AM, Tony wrote:
>>> Colonel Edmund J. Burke wrote:
>>>> We even got some parsnips.
>>>> Now that's damn good eatin'.
>>>> We ate like that in Nam sometimes.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Remember to use a slow cooker. I'm not eating anything special
>>> (spaghetti and mike and ike's) today but I'll be eating roast beef and
>>> ham at my brother's house on Sunday.
>>
>>
>> Tony, the roast I have is much too large for a slow cooker. By the way,
>> I tossed out my two "slow" cookers (crock pots) a few years ago.
>> Apparently, the newer models (the brands manufactured after the late
>> 1970s) tend to get too hot, actually boiling the food rather than
>> simmering it. I did some searching and discovered that my supposition
>> is right on. The federal government, concerned about "food safety,"
>> required all manufacturers to raise crock pot cooking temperature back
>> in the 70s. So, in my opinion, slow cookers have since passed into that
>> darkened realm where no mortal shall follow. Into the vast unknown.
>> Furthermore, this entire botchery, what we might call "A Load of Crock,"
>> demonstrates nicely how the federal government ****s up everything for
>> everybody, while getting paid to **** things up.
>>
>> CONCLUSION: VOTE FOR TRUMP. PUT THOSE ****ING FEDS BACK WHERE THEY
>> BELONG AND OUT OF OUR PERSONAL BUSINESS!
>
> I've made stew with mine and didn't seem to have any problems. Perhaps
> it was operator error on your part?
>

Cooking hotdogs in one is probably safe.