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Jill howcroft says:Just one point: if you plunge your hot burnt pan into cold water, it will warp and never sit flat on your stove top again. Rather deglaze with a cup of boiling water after removing the food which can be rescued and when that has cooled add some bicarbonate of soda and let it stand overnight. Should come up beautifully the next day when scrubbed
Greer says:Great tip Jill! Thanks for sharing.
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These meals look so easy,and delicious.I will definately be trying them.I don’t know if you email recipes,but if you do,I would like to be put on the list.
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