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Pastimes : Let's Talk About Our Feelings!!! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Ilaine who wrote (63680)	11/18/1999 6:40:00 PM
From: Michael M	Respond to of 108807

Actually, for one of the parties, it's anything but life. Since you have mentioned red beans, though, I am willing to turn my attention to this non-divisive subject (EVERYONE loves red beans and rice, no?). No cilantro. Of course. Not the right sort of combination at all, is it? I've never used a pressure cooker. All depends on the bean, but, I tend to bring the beans and water to a good boil for a few minutes, remove from heat, then cover tightly and let stand for an hour or so. Then we're ready to get started. Throw in a few pieces of bacon, re-light the fire and then start looking around for other interesting stuff. Cooking beans is fun -- low tech -- low stress. I was looking at 48" Wolf range yesterday. MUST HAVE IT! In the middle of claiming it's a "real" commercial range v. a "wannabe" commercial range (he mentioned Viking), the guy opens the oven door and then starts hopping up and down on it. I was impressed! No idea why, but, I was impressed. Following link may interest any Feelie who ever gets the urge to burn up a whole lot of stuff at one time. Great discounts on some models. wwkitchens.com