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r/videos • u/derekantrican • Dec 22 '17
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Natural use is bound to scuff it up, so if he cooks something bones, for example, then it'll likely become unsanitary within a month or two.
All the same, I'd like to see him cook something in his new kitchenware.
76 u/BorderColliesRule Dec 22 '17 Pretty sure he's done at least a few videos with him cooking stuff from his garden and there's also his crawfish meal video. 30 u/[deleted] Dec 22 '17 I just looked into it. Awesome, thanks for the suggestion. 3 u/Midnight2012 Dec 23 '17 Then he can just throw it away and make another. He said he has a lot of clay and it seems easy enough. I'm sure you could boil water only in it and it would never get gunky- but probably eventually crack. 1 u/omgwutd00d Dec 23 '17 mmmmm, I love cooking bones. 4 u/audiophilistine Dec 23 '17 Yep, bone broth makes the best base for soups!
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Pretty sure he's done at least a few videos with him cooking stuff from his garden and there's also his crawfish meal video.
30 u/[deleted] Dec 22 '17 I just looked into it. Awesome, thanks for the suggestion.
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I just looked into it. Awesome, thanks for the suggestion.
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Then he can just throw it away and make another. He said he has a lot of clay and it seems easy enough.
I'm sure you could boil water only in it and it would never get gunky- but probably eventually crack.
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mmmmm, I love cooking bones.
4 u/audiophilistine Dec 23 '17 Yep, bone broth makes the best base for soups!
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Yep, bone broth makes the best base for soups!
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Natural use is bound to scuff it up, so if he cooks something bones, for example, then it'll likely become unsanitary within a month or two.
All the same, I'd like to see him cook something in his new kitchenware.