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![]() "Katra" <&Cyndi wrote >> > >> > I used to keep cheesecloth on hand for cooking things that I wanted >> to >> > remove after cooking but have since switched over to muslin material. >> A few >> > years ago I purchased a yard or so of muslin and cut it to make lots >> of >> > little muslin bags (think 'sachet'). I simply pour things into them, >> tie >> > them, and drop them in. I've experimented with different tie >> thingies... >> > once I sewed strings onto the bags so they'd be 100 % ready but >> usually I >> > just make the bags and keep them in a drawer with some string already >> cut to >> > size. >> > >> > Cyndi <Snipping Sheldon's compliments> > Hey now THAT is a neat idea I'd not thought of. Cool!!! :-) > Since I have a live herb garden, that idea will come in handy. > Especially for rosemary! > > Thank you! > > -- > K. > ================ <blush> Thank you. They work really well. Depending upon what dish you use them in - they can be washed and reused. Cyndi |
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