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Katra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: > > > dogsnus wrote: >> >> >> I think I'll stick with my old gas stove. >> :) >> It's got some cosmetic issues, such as the enamel on top has been >> repaired >> at one point and that's starting to peel a bit. >> But, it not only came with the house, it's also the first time >> in my life I've had a gas range and I'm loving it. >> It cooks different, requiring me to also cook a bit different. >> >> We've been in this new house for @ 6 weeks now, so my budget >> isn't going to allow me a new stove anytime soon. >> Since you mentioned your pressure cooker, I'm curious >> now to see how well my canner will work on this stove, too. >> >> Terri > > We had a gas stove in our home until we sold it when I was 19... :-) > Mom canned many, many jars of tomatoes, berries, fish, even some > rattlesnake. <G> It actually took both of us awhile to learn to cook on > electric since we had had gas for so long! > > You'll be ok, but it IS different than cooking on electric! I've discovered that. Last night's dinner was Italian lasagne, garlic bread and a very nice fresh green salad with Vidalia onion dressing. It turned out very tasty! But, I had to be on the ball as to cooking times. When gas is ON, it's ON. Terri > > If I was not so afraid of having a flammable liquid pumped inside my > home...... <G> It's not the liquid, it's the spark! :) Terri Yours for risky living.
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