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You know the drill... you are cooking a delicious recipe and then you start thinking of a halfbakery idea and start writing it up and then you start to sniff the glorious products of maillard reactions and Bollox, your food is burning. The subtle flavours and texture of your dish ruined beyond repair.
This
is the moment you are glad you have the Burnt food recipe book on your kitchen shelf. You pull it down and consult it. Its chapters are organised by the type of burning, and within that by the type of dish. Have you boiled a soup dry so that it has started to burn and stick to the bottom of the pan? turn to chapter 7, "boiled dry", and within that to the section on soups, stews and stocks. There you will find helpful suggestions for barbecue flavoured soups, changes of menu such as smokey stews, and even unusual transformations like "pan-peeling shaving salad".
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Chapter One: Gateaux à la mode du roi Alfred [+] |
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[+] I wonder whether this could be extended to oversalted and stale food, new styles for improperly stitched clothing, and 50 uses for an old carpet. |
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[+] Oh what to do with that Creme Napalm in the air fryer. |
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It's not burnt, it's made with dark ingredients! |
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Actually, I remember seeing this book; it had "Food Repair" in the title and something about "kitchen catastrophes" in the subtitle. On the other hand, my memory sometimes is not the most reliable thing around. |
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Very useful when one tires of playing Takeout and tries playing Kitchen. [+] |
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+ oh for sure. Is there a chapter on how to clean the pots and pans afterward? |
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1. Set pans to soak... near the roadway... on Garbage Pickup day. |
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If you have a full set of angle grinder wheels and a shot blaster with a selection of nozzles and grades of shot, there is very little that you can't get off the bottom of the pan. |
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[poc], that is so true. I said what I said for comedic effect. Truth is, I have refurbished pans that others had burnt to a crisp, including several fine previously-warped cast iron pans. Can't tell you how I refurbished them--ancient Masonic pan-saving secret. |
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You used some cleaning spray? |
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Shooting it with a 4/10 loaded with rock-salt shells and a prodigiously smeared dollop of Lard afterwards? |
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Please don't look at me like that. The Grandpappy I only met when I was a kid assures me that it works just fine. |
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