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   On Tue, 13 Jul 2010 10:59:41 -0600, RT    
   wrote:   
      
   >catpandaddy wrote:   
   >> "Tim McGaughy"  wrote in message   
   >> > Your Name wrote:   
   >> >> "catpandaddy"  wrote in message   
   >> >>> "MDH"  wrote in message   
   >> >>>> RT  wrote in   
   >> >>>>   
   >> >>>>> I find it very difficult to believe there is no cooking going on in   
   >> >>>>> homes...   
   >> >>>> That depends on your definition of "cooking" the box of Mac & Cheese is   
   >> >>>> not   
   >> >>>> cooking, neither is heating hot dogs, cooking of frozen pizzas, etc.   
   >> >>> Heating a hot dog:  Place on metal pan over heat, turning over after a   
   >> >>> couple of minutes.   
   >> >>>   
   >> >>> Making eggs:  Place in frying pan over heat, turning each after a couple   
   >> >> of   
   >> >>> minutes.   
   >> >>>   
   >> >>> Flipping burgers:  ...well, you get the point.  Since the original   
   >> >>> example   
   >> >>> was "cooking an egg", there's not really that much of a difference here.   
   >> >>   
   >> >> Actually, the original example was "boiling an egg" ... so if you're   
   >> >> using a   
   >> >> frying pan, then you've proved my point that fewer and fewer people know   
   >> >> how   
   >> >> to do that.  ;-)   
   >> >   
   >> > Am I the only one who just throws eggs into the microwave and waits for   
   >> > them to explode?   
   >>   
   >> Egg Grenades!  BANZAI!!!!!   
   >   
   >Mohawk grenades   
      
   It's more spectacular to just put them in a pot of water on high heat   
   like you'd normally boil them and just let the water boil off almost   
   completely.   
      
   You'll end up with a bigger pop along with a proportionate mess to   
   clean up alomg with a smell magnificent enough to make Andrew Zimmern   
   drool.   
      
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