Mad Cook
Master Chef
You ain't missed much, honey.Never heard of cooking anything in a dishwasher.
You ain't missed much, honey.Never heard of cooking anything in a dishwasher.
And your point is?Considering this thread is three years old and the OP only contributed the one post, I would say he's long gone.
And your point is?
But several people have in the last few days.It's probably not worth continuing this thread Unless someone else expresses interest in the topic.
But several people have in the last few days.
Considering this thread is three years old and the OP only contributed the one post, I would say he's long gone.
It looked like you were replying to the OP.And your point is?
And I'll continue the interest.
If someone can figure a way to cook food in an unconventional way I'm interested in it.
Eating is survival and if we can make a palatable meal under difficult circumstances it's knowledge that's good to know.
During a prolonged power outage I once cooked a few burgers with a propane torch.
They turned out really good. You just have to remember not to burn the outside beyond belief before the inside is done.
The veggies I tried didn't turn out as well but the power came back before I had the need to experiment more.
Thinner slices may be the key but I'll have to wait for the power to go out for a week or more to find out.
We have a gas stove, a generator and a gas grill with a side burner. When bad weather threatens, we make sure we have at least one extra propane tank and we're good to go.
You will find that most folks here in S. Florida have those items as well. Not so sure about Montreal. Point being, you improvise with what you have.
We have a gas stove, a generator and a gas grill with a side burner. When bad weather threatens, we make sure we have at least one extra propane tank and we're good to go.
By the time a hurricane gets to Montreal, it's just a lot of rain and some curved clouds, maybe a bit of wind.Hopefully everyone in the potential path of a hurricane does.
. Point being, you improvise with what you have.
Where do you store the extra propane tank?
By the time a hurricane gets to Montreal, it's just a lot of rain and some curved clouds, maybe a bit of wind.
It's usually in the shed at the back of our property, along with the generator, but when bad weather is forecast, DH will bring it into the sunroom in the back of the house. It's not actually part of the house; it's an enclosed deck. He also sets up the generator behind the house.
I don't think they even rate being called a tropical storm, but they are the tail ends of named hurricanes.And it's probably classified as a tropical storm, if that. Very big difference.