Oh No, Coffee & Whipped Cream
9 years ago
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Comments (5)NN, Not lack of ventilation. It is on a raised (11ft off the ground)covered porch, open on three sides facing south wind. Today, 25MPH winds. LOL. Bird feeder is clanging away. Blown dust, silt, etc. that then got moist might have created the situation. Tinactin EH. That is an interesting option. I do have some.I was thinking about changing dirt and going with mostly pumice this time. I think the dirt is 4 yrs old. It is a combination dish garden Crenda, your spots do look like they have eaten into the surface. Mine are on top. I did get my coffee and soap and water and peroxides and I washed the plant and with gentle rubbing , most came off. I think I might tinactin the crevices. NN, did you then wash it off after awhile? Here is the whole pot in younger cleaner days....See MoreOh No! Wolf 48' All Gas in my new kitchen
Comments (53)Yep. FWIW at this point, I can understand. You had been planning a kitchen renovation, and in that renovation your dreams included a specific type of range, and then you decided not to renovate and the alternate plan landed you with something that was not quite what you had hoped for. It's natural to be a little disappointed. A "so close but yet so far" type of thing--and the money it's worth or even the gas vs. duel fuel is not really the issue. Whether it was the above referenced Hotpoint you wanted and you ended up with a Magic Chef, or you had your heart set on gas and ended up with electric--the fact that it's a hugely expensive stove is not the issue here. You were hoping for one thing and got something else. I think that your reaction is completely natural, and I think that you are getting over it--also completely natural. Like any other disappointment in life, you deal with it and move on. You just had a "moment" and shared it with the group, some of whom took it in stride and some who decided that it was a monetary issue, and that you don't have the right to be disappointed in something that expensive. :-) However, I think the best piece of advice that you received is to live with it awhile, put it through it's paces, and if it's really not performing the way you wanted it to, and you can afford it, swap it out for something that's closer to what you wanted. If I understand correctly, the dual fuel Wolf you wanted is not going to fit in the space you have anyway, so you might as well see if you can make this one work. As others have pointed out, the resale value is not going to change much between now and later, so you might as well give it a go. Good luck, Cj...See MoreWhipped Cream Dispenser Experience?
Comments (41)My mother has a couple of those dispensers. She brought some back from a visit to Germany at least 20 years ago. We use them all the time when we have dessert at her house. I love them, but haven't gotten around to getting one for myself. I think she gets her cartridges at the hardware store. They work really well, and make whip cream in seconds. Just remember to hold it completely upside down before pulling the trigger. Especially if it's not completely full. Otherwise, it can splatter a bit....See MoreMountains of Whipped Cream
Comments (4)You can quick-freeze it in dollops on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper, or better yet a Silpat (or other brand of silicon baking mat) and put the frozen dollops in a plastic freezer bag or container. These can be tossed into hot chocolate or coffee. Unfortunately, they have a rather short freezer life of around 2 months. Add some crushed peppermints or candy cane to the whipped cream and then freeze it in dollops. That would be nice in hot chocolate. A friend mixed Sugar-Free Instant Chocolate Pudding into unsweetened whipped cream (sorry, don't know the proportions) and would use the frozen Chocolate Whipped Cream dollops as an ice cream-like dessert treat when she was on a high-protein diet. (No heart attack --- so far...) -Grainlady...See More- 9 years ago
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