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In article >, Frogleg
> wrote: > On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 17:55:46 GMT, David Friedman > > wrote: > > > Frogleg > wrote: > > > >> How often do you seal leftovers with lard? Or make chicken soup > >> immediately after preparing a meal of roast chicken? > > > >In our case, the latter is pretty standard. It's true that there is > >often leftover chicken meat that goes into the refrigerator--but the > >carcass goes into the soup pot. Similarly, when we are doing a medieval > >cooking workshop, suitable trimmings tend to go into the soup pot. That > >part isn't a lot of trouble. > > Sure. I grew up reading a lot of material about an ever-simmering > stock pot on the back of the stove. Gack! What *that* must have been > like after 3-4 days! this is just for information, not to be rude. This is just what I do. My fridge is so small the stockpot won't fit in. I'll tell you what it's like. It's nice. L -- Remover the rock from the email address |
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