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![]() "hahabogus" > wrote in message ... > "Dimitri" > wrote in > : > >> >> "Terry Pulliam Burd" > wrote in message >> ... >>>I was prepping some tomatoes by slicing them in half and removing the >>> seeds using my favorite tomato de-seeding tool: a grapefruit spoon. >>> It does a great job of a couple of kitchen chores such as de-seeding >>> tomatoes and hulling strawberries. I'm sure there are a variety of >>> kitchen tools that weren't designed for the jobs they get used for in >>> addition to the jobs they *are* used for - not to mention a variety >>> of tools that weren't designed to get anywhere near a kitchen, but >>> can be found in kitchens nonetheless! [Blame Alan a/k/a hahabogus >>> for this one.] >>> >>> Terry "Squeaks" Pulliam Burd >> >> A potato ricer is the best possible tool for squeezing cooked spinach >> dry. A Kleenex cube is a great place to store plastic grocery bags. >> To hull strawberries I use a curved grapefruit knife. >> Micro planes are great hard cheese graters. >> >> Dimitri >> >> > > Micro planes work a treat on garlic and chocolate as well. > > -- > > The house of the burning beet-Alan Alan, I can never get that far with Garlic but Chocolate - wow that opens a lot of doors. :-) Dimitri |
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