What tool do you use for cooking...

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this is really fun

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Having some trouble getting the hang of ATS?

a reply to: Aliensun

LOL

a reply to: Quantum12

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I use one of these a lot:



It's a cake-spatula. Mine has a wooden handle and I've done things to it.

Unspeakable things.

a reply to: olaru12
Thank you that was so funny. 100 stars for you! Lol

a reply to: Bybyots

Ah, can you send me a photo. So you don't cook with that thing.


Now you can't cook. Lol

If you're a good Brit then nothing beats using a steam train to cook a brekkie

a reply to: Maxatoria

OMGEE...Thank you thank you for posting your video it is so funny and amazing. I loved it LOL!!

Has anyone thought of using a drill (preferably electric) to whip up some scrambled eggs and maybe a nice cappuccino to go with them?

Whilst I'm here, amongst friendly cooks, I have a couple of questions that I haven't the nerve to ask in the cookery forum.

1) I like spicy food but in the list of ingredients on the packet it usually just says 'assorted' or 'mixed' spices. What's the one that smells like a sweaty old armpit? It nearly knocks my nose off and makes the kitchen smell like a locker-room.

2) I bought a microwave oven a couple of months ago. What's the secret to keeping the food hot? It comes out good and steaming but starts to get cold before I'm even half way through. Please don't suggest warming up the plates first, I've fused my oven and can't work out how to use it anyway

a reply to: berenike
LOL

Ok the stinky spice that smells like arm pit is...

Or curry lol!

Keeping the food warm: Bunsen Burner

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a reply to: Quantum12

Well, I certainly knew where to ask, didn't I? Thank you.

I don't have a Bunsen Burner but I do have a gas ring. I could get a little stand and warm the plates over it

a reply to: berenike

LOL your has ring will work!

a reply to: Quantum12

I'd have to be careful to ensure that the plate wouldn't get too hot and break or, worse still, I could burn my fingers.

I'm still traumatised from the time I burnt some incense in a brass container. I didn't know you're supposed to let it cool down before you clean it up

Hmm... I wonder if I could put the toaster on a low heat and warm the plate in that?

a reply to: berenike
LOL your funny and I can't stop laughing!