Mr. Joseph Littleshoes Esq. wrote:
> Tommy Joe wrote:
> >
> > Mr. Joseph Littleshoes Esq. wrote:
> >
> >>
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> >>Just so long as the cure is not worse than the disease?
> >
> >
> >
> > hah hah hah hah hah.......... I have a theory that the cure is
> > always worse than the disease. Today's cure is tomorrow's disease,
> > just as today's suburb is tomorrow's slum. AIDS is the soul of the
> > extinct dinosaur. You can't kill anything, it keeps coming back as
> > something else. I have limited cooking capacity here, a good excuse
> > for not trying too many new things, I guess. But my experience with
> > 'shrooms is limited. The regular white ones and the cremini are as
> > far as I've gone. But in time I'll try the others, especially now
> > that I'm getting food stamps. Can't use my oven though, too dirty,
> > and me too lazy to clean it. That's why I've learned more about the
> > microwave, sort of chased to it by limits put on myself along the
> > conventional front.
> >
> > Tommy Joe
>
> Couple of years ago i had to go about a month with no gas range, i used
> an microwave for everything, from boiling water for tea or rice to
> cooking meat loaf and chicken.
>
> I had to improvise a little but it worked for me. Ok, i have a toaster
> oven, electric skillet and a crock pot as well as a portable gas grill,
> but i don't recall getting such a craving for bacon i broke out the
> propane grill.
> --
> Mr. Joseph Littleshoes Esq.


What's great about the micro is how easy it is to take with you
even to a small place such as a single room with a bath down the
hall. It's a great gadget. I'm not one who eats typical breakfast
food every day. I enjoy that sort of thing as a treat, once a month
or even less. I know bacon can be made in the micro with paper towels
placed on top. Most people I know who claim to like bacon prefer it
cooked till it looks like beef jerky. I actually prefer it kind of
soft with just a hint of crisp to it. I might not eat something like
bacon for 6 months, then one night put a whole pound of it in a
skillet and then dip into it over the course of the night, especially
if I'm on my way to getting drunk.

Tommy Joe