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I posted this on another group but you guys have such a great sense of humor, thought you might like it. My husband NEVER liked anything he even thought was cooked in a microwave. Therefore, until his death, is sat mostly unused except for popcorn and warming up things. I have JUST discovered what a microwave is REALLY for. NO, it is not cooking, it is a safe haven to put your plate, glass or whatever when you have to go to the bathroom, answer the door or phone. This will last until Piglet learns to open the door, and she will! >I posted this on another group but you guys have such a great sense of >humor, thought you might like it. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > whatever when you have to go to the bathroom, answer the door or phone. > This will last until Piglet learns to open the door, and she will! Welcome to slave hood ;-) I used to have one that had the protruding handle to open the door. Rumble the cat who is to smart for his own good learned to press the handle down when the dinger went off. I had to buy one that has a child proof lock on it. Oh Lord, somthing else to buy to belong to catkingdon. >>I posted this on another group but you guys have such a great sense of >>humor, thought you might like it. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > learned to press the handle down when the dinger went off. I had to buy > one that has a child proof lock on it. Wait till they learn how to open locked doors ;-) > Oh Lord, somthing else to buy to belong to catkingdon. >> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> learned to press the handle down when the dinger went off. I had to buy >> one that has a child proof lock on it. > Wait till they learn how to open locked doors ;-) > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >>> for his own good learned to press the handle down when the dinger >>> went off. I had to buy one that has a child proof lock on it. Stupidest thing I ever did; taught my Topper how to open doorknobs. DUMB!! I then spent a month jaming the doors behind me until Topper decided he did not know how to open them after all. Andy >> Wait till they learn how to open locked doors ;-) >> [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > Andy I think all of us have been outsmarted by a furball once in our life but to give them ammo that is bad ;-). Catnipped I think takes the award this year for being outsmarted. ;-) what drug were you on when you did that??? Lee > > Wait till they learn how to open locked doors ;-) > > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > Andy "Stormmee" <rgrass@consolidated.net> wrote in news:5mlf38Fe71s0U5 @mid.individual.net: > what drug were you on when you did that??? Lee Only young and foolish. Andy too bad, i thought it might be a good party drug if you were at someone else's house, Lee, giggling > "Stormmee" <rgrass@consolidated.net> wrote in news:5mlf38Fe71s0U5 > @mid.individual.net: [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Andy > Wait till they learn how to open locked doors ;-) I wonder how many people here have any of those lamps that can be turned on by simply touching the base? (I've found it hard enough just to avoid the kind with a rocker switch that sits on the floor or table!) >> Wait till they learn how to open locked doors ;-) > > I wonder how many people here have any of those lamps that can be turned > on by simply touching the base? (I've found it hard enough just to avoid > the kind with a rocker switch that sits on the floor or table!) I have them spirit likes to step on them to turn them on and off but I put the energy saver bulbs in them. >>>Wait till they learn how to open locked doors ;-) >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > I have them spirit likes to step on them to turn them on and off but I put > the energy saver bulbs in them. Precisely why I avoid them! (I'm a light sleeper, and my cats are quite nocturnal - I would be constantly awakened by lights flashing on and off.) ;-) > Precisely why I avoid them! (I'm a light sleeper, and my > cats are quite nocturnal - I would be constantly awakened by > lights flashing on and off.) ;-) And you know that before long, the cats would figure out that it's an easy way to wake you up. Why topple a lamp on your head when they can just step on the base? :) Joyce >I posted this on another group but you guys have such a great sense of >humor, thought you might like it. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > whatever when you have to go to the bathroom, answer the door or phone. > This will last until Piglet learns to open the door, and she will! We just naturally put stuff in the oven or the microwave. After forty years of furkids, you don't leave things on the counter. Jo A lady came to visit me the other day she said "My I wish I could keep my counters this cleaned off" then "Oh, you have cats." Guess that says it all, am learning; >>I posted this on another group but you guys have such a great sense of >>humor, thought you might like it. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Jo >A lady came to visit me the other day she said "My I wish I could keep my >counters this cleaned off" then "Oh, you have cats." Guess that says it >all, am learning; We just won't tell her that some of us do put the cat food and water on the counter. (Usually to keep the dogs out of it) Always have to keep track of a few things that need to disappear when suprise visitors that don't already know us that well show up. Another reason to keep bottled water around. For those that suspect the dog and cat and people dishes all go through the same dishwasher, and might care. Jo O.T. and Willlow have their food on the dog cage, Piglets is on the dryer and they all three eat Scooters food on the floor. Am too old to care much what people think. If someone comes who grosses out with the cats, I usuall say something like " well, I don't have to worry about the dishes, they go through three rinse cycles and a dry cycle." I look at the 3 cats and scooter and they really make a funny face and noise not sure if I am kidding or not. >>A lady came to visit me the other day she said "My I wish I could keep my >>counters this cleaned off" then "Oh, you have cats." Guess that says it [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Jo > Another reason to keep bottled water around. For those that suspect > the dog and cat and people dishes all go through the same dishwasher, > and might care. You're kidding! If something goes through the dishwasher, I consider it to be extremely clean. It gets pounded by hot water for 40 minutes! I would eat off a plate even if, prior to being washed, a cat had used it. I can't believe anyone would feel different, but I guess I should know better. :) Joyce I am as close to Howard hues as you can get, prefer my cats germs to most other humans, and if they care who used the dish last, then they don't need to eat here do they? Lee > > Another reason to keep bottled water around. For those that suspect > > the dog and cat and people dishes all go through the same dishwasher, [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Joyce > > Another reason to keep bottled water around. For those that suspect > > the dog and cat and people dishes all go through the same dishwasher, [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > I can't believe anyone would feel different, but I guess I should know > better. :) My mom was a real cleanliness freak. We had a neighbor lady with two dogs (German setters, IIRC), who also made a really superior plum butter from the plums on their trees. One time she gave us a dish full of it, and Mom wouldn't let me eat it, because she'd seen one of the dogs eating out of that dish. (For years I visualized the lady picking the dog's dish off of the floor and filling it with the fruit spread - it wasn't until I reached my teens that I realized the dish was taken from her cupboard, and had been washed at least once between dog and human use!) > Joyce > A lady came to visit me the other day she said "My I wish I could keep my > counters this cleaned off" then "Oh, you have cats." Guess that says it > all, am learning; >> [quoted text muted] And...when I had mt d+g, I never had crumbs on the floor. MLB >> I posted this on another group but you guys have such a great sense >> of humor, thought you might like it. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Jo Persia doesn't jump on counters. She will, however, put two front paws on the coffee table where I eat off a tray. I don't *dare* turn my back on her! Icanhascheezeburger? Yes, she can and she did. I don't like raw veggies on my burgers nor any kind of condiments such as mustard or mayo. I merely had a toasted bun topped with a (rather odd) pan-fried burger which contained finely minced mushrooms, water chestnuts, soy sauce and some cornstarch as a binder. This combination falls apart easily so a grill wasn't a good cooking venue, although a broiler pan would have worked. I topped with a slice of swiss cheese. I got up to grab a napkin. I was not gone more than 20 seconds. But my burger was ;) Thankfully I'd made more burgers than that one. shedidhaveheezeburger LOL What a nutcase. Jill >> [quoted text muted] > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Jill IMHO You need to put a lid on it ! Literally, I mean. MLB > I posted this on another group but you guys have such a great sense of > humor, thought you might like it. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > whatever when you have to go to the bathroom, answer the door or phone. > This will last until Piglet learns to open the door, and she will! LOL! My cat doesn't bother people foodstuffs. She will wander across the sink and look to see what's up, but she's not interested. Kathy > I posted this on another group but you guys have such a great sense of > humor, thought you might like it. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > whatever when you have to go to the bathroom, answer the door or phone. > This will last until Piglet learns to open the door, and she will! LOL! I'll have to remember that one.  SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. >I posted this on another group but you guys have such a great sense of >humor, thought you might like it. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > whatever when you have to go to the bathroom, answer the door or phone. > This will last until Piglet learns to open the door, and she will! People still *cook* with their microwaves???? Wow. As far as I knew, besides that microwave popcorn stuff, a microwave really only has two purposes: to defrost and to re-heat. I *never* use it to *cook* with! Yowie > People still *cook* with their microwaves???? Wow. > As far as I knew, besides that microwave popcorn stuff, a microwave really > only has two purposes: to defrost and to re-heat. I *never* use it to *cook* > with! Ditto! Although I recently discovered that slow-cooking vegetables such as yams (ie, sweet potatoes - not sure what they're called in different places) can cook very fast in a microwave, with very little difference in the taste between that and baking them. So I've cooked those in the microwave recently with good results. Takes about 15-20 minutes as opposed to an hour in the oven. Mostly, though, I don't care much for the taste of food that has been cooked in a microwave. The very first food I ever had cooked in the microwave was bacon. It was completely flat. And while it didn't taste terrible, it had a lot less flavor than bacon cooked in a frying pan. And if bacon doesn't taste absolutely great, whatever is the point of eating it?? I don't eat it for my health. :) But I do find the microwave indespensible for reheating and defrosting. Joyce the microwave and the steamer are the only two appliances in my kitchen I actually use, DH does most of the cooking, if he kicks off I will have to hire someone to show me how to use the oven, honestly we have lived in this house almost 15 years and I still am not sure how to turn on the oven, Lee > > People still *cook* with their microwaves???? Wow. > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Joyce >>I posted this on another group but you guys have such a great sense of >>humor, thought you might like it. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Yowie They really do work well to cook or steam vegetables. Especially frozen veggies like corn and green beans and broccoli. Plus you can cook those in the bowl you want to serve them in or even in the package they come in. I usually dump them into the container any leftovers will go into the refrigerator in to start with. Jo > People still *cook* with their microwaves???? Wow. I use it all the time- I can even roast beef in mine (through next time I get one I might try for a combi oven) we just almost never use our cooker apart from the rings . In fact we're considering getting some rings, a combi oven and dumping the cooker entirely, it's too big for two people and we don't use the grill since we got our George Foreman lean mean fat busting machine and the space could be shelved to store things Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs I must be the odd ball. Everyone that has one of those G F grills loves it. Sorry, I like some fat when my meant is being cooked. To me is has no flavor. Corse, maybe that is why I look a bit fluffy and probably you guys don't. Oh well, can still walk five miles a day and live through it! >> People still *cook* with their microwaves???? Wow. >> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Slave of the Fabulous Furballs . Corse, maybe that is why I look a bit fluffy and probably you guys >don't. No-one who has seen me would ever say I wasn't VERY fluffy! Lesley Large Slave of the Fabulous Furballs > No-one who has seen me would ever say I wasn't VERY fluffy! > > Lesley > > Large Slave of the Fabulous Furballs I suspect that's true of a lot of us cat-slaves! Dan working hard to become less fluffy, with less than stellar results so far >> No-one who has seen me would ever say I wasn't VERY fluffy! >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > working hard to become less fluffy, with less than stellar results so > far I'm in shape, round is a shape. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk > >> No-one who has seen me would ever say I wasn't VERY fluffy! > >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > working hard to become less fluffy, with less than stellar results so > > far > I'm in shape, round is a shape. "I'm in shape. The shape I've chosen is a triangle." (Seen on a pin, with one of those mock-Lichtenstein drawings of a 50's style woman holding a cocktail.) Joyce >> [quoted text muted] > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Yowie IMHO frozen vegetables cook well in the microwave. My microwave is my "best friend". I use my George Foreman grill or my toaster oven when I actually (rarely) want to cook some meat. Guess I am just a lazy cook, but it is something I never enjoyed. MLB > IMHO frozen vegetables cook well in the microwave. Or those packs of ready prepared fresh vegetables that steam in the bag- they're a mainstay of my cooking around here especially at the moment- throw them in the microwave, shove a chicken breast in the GF and within fifteen minutes the pair of us have a fairly healthy meal, which I have not had to struggle with after a hard day at the office! Believe me it's that or chips from next door so it's much better Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs >> IMHO frozen vegetables cook well in the microwave. > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Slave of the Fabulous Furballs The George Foreman is a main stay in my chicken. > The George Foreman is a main stay in my chicken In your chicken? Don't you mean in your kitchen? I wouldn't cook as often as I do without mine- Someone (Granby I think?) said they didn't like them because they preferred their meat a little juicier etc..I never have that problem with mine- I let it heat up to max then put the meat in to sear and turn it down and cook it slowly and it's just fine in fact I am just going for a shower and then I am doing sirloin steaks with baby new potatoes with a mint and herb butter and carrot batons (The last two do in the microwave so dinner will take about 15 minutes- my kind of meal!) Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs >> The George Foreman is a main stay in my chicken > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Slave of the Fabulous Furballs I meant when I cook chicken that is how I do it always. I put a lemon slice or orange slice on the chicken when I am cooking. I also always marinate my meat using one of the space saver vacuum machines. You can basically overnight marinate your meat in 5 minutes. I have quite a few GF. I have a indoor/outdoor grill that I always use. Always which ever one I use the meat comes out tender. You just have to watch it. I did learn that if you use the small ones you have to use small portions or it does dry out the meat by the time it is cooked all the way thru. I love the griddle one these are some of the ones I have inside http://igrillwithgeorge.com/size.html this IMO is the best one for a normal person to use http://igrillwithgeorge.com/GRP90WGP.html "Lesley" <LMadigan@hhnt.nhs.uk> Also Lesley have you tried any of his recipes. Oh boy yummy http://igrillwithgeorge.com/recipe.html http://www.georgeforemanrecipes.com/ http://busycooks.about.com/cs/appliances/a/indoorgrills2.htm Yep, it was me, I have tried it different ways but finally gave it away. Guess that is where the different strokes for different folks came from. I also tried a microwave bacon cooker and threw it in the trash. My afteries may slap me one day but at nearly 64, guess that will be ok too. >> The George Foreman is a main stay in my chicken > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Slave of the Fabulous Furballs They make microwaveable bacon now. I bought that thing before I made the bacon really greasy. A few of those things work like the egg cooker > Yep, it was me, I have tried it different ways but finally gave it away. > Guess that is where the different strokes for different folks came from. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs don't even talk to me about egg cookers, that heifer Gramby gave DH one of those Paula Dean things with the toaster and egg cooker together... when he uses it it is fine, I was trying to make English muffin sandwiches for the freezer.... nobody told me after you put in the eggs and muffin and push the button you have to push the lever... Lee the NON cooker!!! > They make microwaveable bacon now. I bought that thing before I made the > bacon really greasy. A few of those things work like the egg cooker [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > >> > >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs LOL thanks for the smile > don't even talk to me about egg cookers, that heifer Gramby gave DH one of > those Paula Dean things with the toaster and egg cooker together... when [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] >> >> >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs I had just figured that out then discovered that I couldn't cut the muffins, so them I had to remember the button for eggs only... DH told me which one on the phone so I put everything but the muffins together and when he got home he cut and toasted and I assembled... they are now in the freezer, will take them to work so I won't have to pack a lunch. Lee, who is so very grateful that DH came with built in excellent cooking skills > LOL thanks for the smile > > don't even talk to me about egg cookers, that heifer Gramby gave DH one of [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > >> >> > >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs Hey you, the next time I find one I will get yourownself a muffin cutter. It is a deal where you put the muffin between two wires, set the knife in the middle and slice. The reason you can't use the Paula Dean thing is you kain't say ya'al right! >I had just figured that out then discovered that I couldn't cut the >muffins, [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] >> >> >> >> >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs ROFLMAO > Hey you, the next time I find one I will get yourownself a muffin cutter. > It is a deal where you put the muffin between two wires, set the knife in [quoted text clipped - 61 lines] >>> >> >> >>> >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs Let me tell you something about Lee you may not know. No Lee, Not THAT. Anyway she may not be the worlds greatest cook, OK, is not the worlds greatest cook but, once years ago I ran a cafeteria at an Army Depot and if I were to run that type of place again I would hire her for one reason. You can give her almost any ingredient, or set of them, and she can make a recipe for you. She has the ability to "taste" the recipe as she makes it up. > ROFLMAO > [quoted text clipped - 68 lines] >>>> >> >> >>>> >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs that is a natural baker than the best type.. For me give me ingredients and dinner impossible can happen. I was laughing at the Paula Dean comment ;-) > Let me tell you something about Lee you may not know. No Lee, Not THAT. > Anyway she may not be the worlds greatest cook, OK, is not the worlds [quoted text clipped - 77 lines] >>>>> >> >> >>>>> >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs you have NO idea how hard I worked to not sound like a total Missouri hillbillies... but get me mad, then its on, Lee > ROFLMAO > [quoted text clipped - 63 lines] > >>> >> >> > >>> >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs Lee I am a Kentucky hillbilly forced to live around rednecks. ;-) > you have NO idea how hard I worked to not sound like a total Missouri > hillbillies... but get me mad, then its on, Lee [quoted text clipped - 79 lines] >> >>> >> >> >> >>> >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs then you will understand that I worked on my diction until you can't tell where I am from... but when mad its like Elli may clampet took the potty mouth pill, Lee, wondering if you get tickets for the derby... > Lee I am a Kentucky hillbilly forced to live around rednecks. ;-) > [quoted text clipped - 81 lines] > >> >>> >> >> > >> >>> >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs Are we talkin' Kentucy Derby? They have a website can go check. > then you will understand that I worked on my diction until you can't tell > where I am from... but when mad its like Elli may clampet took the potty [quoted text clipped - 100 lines] >> >> >>> >> >> >> >> >>> >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs when I read Kentucky I immediately lusted after tickets, have never gone but want to go just once, Lee > Are we talkin' Kentucy Derby? They have a website can go check. > > then you will understand that I worked on my diction until you can't tell [quoted text clipped - 69 lines] > >> >> >>> > too. > >> >> >>> >> > "Lesley" <LMadigan@hhnt.nhs.uk> wrote in message news:1192990563.969538.116590@y27g2000pre.googlegroups.com... > >> >> >>> >> >> On 21 Oct, 09:06, "Matthew" <Iamacatsl...@proudtoserve.com> > >> > wrote: [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > >> >> >>> >> >> > >> >> >>> >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs Me too. After seeing the deals, we will hav eto figure our own. Bevs son lives there and will check if his company has any deals. Waaaahh I wanna go see da horses run!!! Ok, so hear da horses run, and hear the guy say "Thery're off" he doesn't do like the older one did but ah such is life. > when I read Kentucky I immediately lusted after tickets, have never gone > but [quoted text clipped - 126 lines] >> >> >> >>> >> >> >> >> >> >>> >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs I haven't been in years. I used to when I was traveling back and forth between the stores in Kentucky and my stores In Orlando but since I sold the stores in Kentucky. I haven't been back to the Kentucky derby now it is NASCAR races In Daytona Beach, Florida close to where I live at now. I am not sure if they sell them on the website. I always bought mine at the promenade on property > then you will understand that I worked on my diction until you can't tell > where I am from... but when mad its like Elli may clampet took the potty [quoted text clipped - 100 lines] >> >> >>> >> >> >> >> >>> >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs that is on my someday I'll do list, Lee > I haven't been in years. I used to when I was traveling back and forth > between the stores in Kentucky and my stores In Orlando but since I sold [quoted text clipped - 61 lines] > >> >> >>> >> > >> >> >>> >> > Yep, it was me, I have tried it different ways but finally > > gave > >> > it [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >> >> >>> > too. > >> >> >>> >> > "Lesley" <LMadigan@hhnt.nhs.uk> wrote in message news:1192990563.969538.116590@y27g2000pre.googlegroups.com... > >> >> >>> >> >> On 21 Oct, 09:06, "Matthew" <Iamacatsl...@proudtoserve.com> > >> > wrote: [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > >> >> >>> >> >> > >> >> >>> >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs well darlin' my someday list is now, got to do some checking as I am sure you have to do it before the first of the year. > that is on my someday I'll do list, Lee >> I haven't been in years. I used to when I was traveling back and forth [quoted text clipped - 134 lines] >> >> >> >>> >> >> >> >> >> >>> >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs it is just too mechanical for my limited brain, but DH loves it, and I do when he is the operator, Lee > Hey you, the next time I find one I will get yourownself a muffin cutter. > It is a deal where you put the muffin between two wires, set the knife in [quoted text clipped - 52 lines] > >> >> >> > >> >> >> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs > They make microwaveable bacon now. What's the point? Regular bacon microwaves just fine, between paper towels (to absorb the extra grease)! >> They make microwaveable bacon now. > > What's the point? Regular bacon microwaves just fine, between paper > towels (to absorb the extra grease)! you don't have to put it in the refrigerator. You can store it on the cabinet shelf till you open it. >>>They make microwaveable bacon now. >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > you don't have to put it in the refrigerator. You can store it on the > cabinet shelf till you open it. And how many preservatives and unnecessary additives does that entail? On the rare occasions I have bacon instead of sausage (for which I buy the frozen, pre-cooked kind), I prefer the real thing. >> The George Foreman is a main stay in my chicken > In your chicken? OK, this just gave me the giggles. George Foreman in chicken... is that like dogs in elk? (There's a visual for you!) Speaking of which, I just got back from Pt. Reyes, California, where there are many elk (I saw a few). They're in rutting season and the area was full of signs warning people to stay away from them, as the males become quite aggressive at this time. I did see one very stately male with quite an impressive head o'horns. Joyce >>>IMHO frozen vegetables cook well in the microwave. >> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > The George Foreman is a main stay in my chicken. Have they had the good sense to make the grilling plates removable and dishwasher-safe yet? I bought one, but got rid of it in one of my moves, because it was too hard to clean properly! (To be expected, I guess, when it was invented by a man!) ;-) >>>>IMHO frozen vegetables cook well in the microwave. >>> [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > because it was too hard to clean properly! (To be expected, I guess, when > it was invented by a man!) ;-) Yes they do they even make interchangeable ones for different type of cooking >I posted this on another group but you guys have such a great sense of >humor, thought you might like it. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > whatever when you have to go to the bathroom, answer the door or phone. > This will last until Piglet learns to open the door, and she will! I do actually cook with my microwave but it's real purpose is to provide a safe place to defrost fish/chicken. Tweed |
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