Probably, but if you strain it, nearly any utensil will get it out of the pan.
Besides as the queen of kitchen toys, it is my duty to make sure the king sees all gadgets. Besides he started it with the oven.
Oh wait, outside would mean ants and mosquitoes. We do need houses.I have a recipe for the soup.. I think it is on here, but I just find that broccoli soup in particular does not blend well with the stick blender unless really overcooked.
You're welcome and thank you. I do find that sometimes my straight talking and inability to be anything other, lack of subtly and sense of humour causes me issues with people. They often simply don't know how to 'deal' with me or respond to my responses and usually take things the wrong way and I kind of feel like I am going through one of those periods at the moment. People are often simply misunderstanding what I am trying to say, meaning and well it makes life hard. I guess my lack of ability to interact with people on a 'actually seeing someone other than my OH' level at the moment is probably the issue. Even before the broken ribs. I only got out on a Saturday and that was to do with the shopping. I also find that me trying to be helpful is usually taken as a criticism when I never meant it to be. I guess I am a typical IT Engineer. Antisocial and find it difficult to relate to other people, dyslexic and left handed. It is only my love of the outdoors, wildlife and flora, travel, cycling, hiking, mountaineering, photography and cooking that keep me from being 100% typical of the IT engineers world. Oh, and knitting. How that happened I can only blame my Grannie. Actually I think I can blame cooking, fauna, flora, photography, the outdoors and knitting (plus sewing (I actually have a sewing machine and can use all the settings on it right down to zips and button holes, but don't tell anyone please!)) all on my Grannie! Oops missed gardening and allotments off that list.... OK I'm reaching the conclusion I need to be an IT Engineer who lives off grid and outdoors. I have the satellite broadband, capture rain water and grow my own veg. Loads of land... I have a couple of solar panels which can run the laptop at the minimum and can do the Dutch ovens, camp fires for cooking (not those desperately wasteful things that you see in the movies...) and build my own shelters if needed, though between you and I there are that many ants around here, I'll stick to a house. I can at least try to limit the number inside... OK - better stop hijacking this thread....
As in this? *
. So this mornings washing up water which he always leaves in the washing up bowl (hate that habit but he insists it is for the best for the septic tank (I personally think it will be cold by the time it gets there from the distance it has to travel and such a small quantity into such a large tank...)) anyhow. I have a use for it and can make a point each and everytime. In fact it makes 2 points in 1 go really!
glad it is not just me then. (and that is what I was trying to show in the picture). the mouthwash sits in a kitchen soap tray that has 2 compartments, the soap doesn't get a say in, it has a seperate soap dish...(our bathroom isnt really a bathroom. It is a toilet attached to a laundry room which has a large and long (and when the sun shines, very hot) metal kitchen sink in to, then there is a cubby hole off this which has a shower 'room' in. At either end of the laundry (L shaped) there is a door, one leads to the sunroom and another leads to our bedroom. Visitors (not that we have actually had any) get the choice, go through the sunroom to get to the laundry and hence toilet room (the light switch is at the wrong end so at night it is totally dark in there unless the moon is up) or they can go through our bedroom. The house is basically sqaure and there is an internal circuit that takes up 2/3rds of the space which allows you to walk around in circles if you want to! Hummm I can feel a rough sketch of the house coming on here!
I was brought up with exactly that. Only the bathroom was through the kitchen on the ground floor... During my primary school years, it was not only through the kitchen, it was out of the kitchen door, outside in to the garden (we lived rurally so no lights etc) and 2 doors down. The 1st door down and the 3rd door down we the wood shed and the coal shed. All 3 doors were painted the same colour, black, and opened the same way, home on the same side.
My husband was really bad today. He bought the George Foreman Grilling machine ggr50.Let me reiterate; Yes I do! Hah!
I used to have one but got fed up with cleaning it!
