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It went to the football with MrMSOriginally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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Show off!!!Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
Morning all. 
Strewth, it's hot in here.
I'm going to need a sweat band shortly.Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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In Chez Zeit, we've always used the lid off the biggest 1940s* saucepan for that purpose rather than expending cash on a bourgeois item.Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
And I was using my new sauté pan, which appears to be bourgeois-speak for "frying pan with a lid". It's very good - the sausages in particular seem to benefit greatly from it
Since ZeitMater moved out, I've been using the lid of the chip pan instead, on the principle that the little u shaped cutout for the handle provides some escape for the steam.
*Yes. Made in the 1940s or 1950s, at Metal Spinning in Neath, back in the day when we still made stuff, rather than buying useless** tat off the Chinese.
**Tat which is possibly toxic to boot.Comment
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Foodbank collection at ClientCo this week. Which means I found a home for the cupboard full of food at mother's flat (or at least the stuff that was still in date). I hope the needy like lime marmalade - there were three jars. And lots of ham and lentil soup <pffffft>.
Which also means I had the recurring dream of discovering mother wasn't dead after all, and was cross that I'd given her stuff away. In my dream I told her she could eat the out of date stuff that is left, and she was happy with that.Comment
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