Re: pressure cookers was Re: Need recommendations on security
"Frog Prince" <[email protected]> Wed, 17 May 2006 08:49:29 -0400
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"User" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... | On 15.05.2006 09:03, Frog Prince wrote: | | --- Original Message --- | | > "User" | > | > | >> From very deep down in Cajun Country ... "People actually COOK with | > | >> those things?" 8-) | > | > | > | > Pressure cookers are just an earlier version of the microwave. Try | > using | > | > one to cook chicken or pre-cook it for a short trip to the grill. | > | > http://www.cooks.com/rec/view/0,1839,146170-238207,00.html | > | > | > | > They are also handy for turning chuck roast into something actually | > edible. | > | > | > | > Oh.. and the little wibbly thing on top should never be removed by, lets | > | > say, a small child that thinks it's fun. Don't think gramps ever got | > that | > | > stain off the ceiling. :] | > | | > | What was "between the lines" is the fact that we don't rush things here, | > | slow cooking is what gives Cajun Cuisine it's reputation along with it's | > | unique spices, etc. You can't pressure-cook a dish in 1 hour and expect | > | it to taste the same as slow cooking it for 4 hrs, like Gumbo and | > | Etouffee for instance. | > | > Some can, especially if they know what they are doing. BTW when I was in | > grade school we would get our knuckles cracked for speaking French instead | > of English on the play ground. | > | > | | Hmmm, you ever play Cajun Whoopass ?? :-) No we spent our spare time wrestlin' 'gators (not a joke) back before they were endangered.