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When I fry minced meat I always drain the fat off into a mug. It sets
overnight and somehow when I get there is evidence of claws in the fat trying to get it out. Boyfie claims it is absolutely, no way in the world himself. Like he would ever do such a thing. He claims mice have done it while he was asleep. Yeah.. Tweed |
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On 5/21/2013 4:26 PM, Christina Websell wrote:
When I fry minced meat I always drain the fat off into a mug. It sets overnight and somehow when I get there is evidence of claws in the fat trying to get it out. Boyfie claims it is absolutely, no way in the world himself. Like he would ever do such a thing. He claims mice have done it while he was asleep. Yeah.. Tweed As a curious cook I must ask why don't you put it in the refrigerator? Jill |
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"Christina Websell" wrote in message
... When I fry minced meat I always drain the fat off into a mug. It sets overnight and somehow when I get there is evidence of claws in the fat trying to get it out. Boyfie claims it is absolutely, no way in the world himself. Like he would ever do such a thing. He claims mice have done it while he was asleep. Yeah.. Tweed You know how on TV police detectives make casts of footprints and then compare them to the suspect's shoes? Have you tried making a plaster cast of the claws in the fat and then comparing them to Boyfie's? You know, these suspects don't always tell the truth right away, but when confronted with evidence... Jay |
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jmcquown wrote: On 5/21/2013 4:26 PM, Christina Websell wrote: When I fry minced meat I always drain the fat off into a mug. It sets overnight and somehow when I get there is evidence of claws in the fat trying to get it out. Boyfie claims it is absolutely, no way in the world himself. Like he would ever do such a thing. He claims mice have done it while he was asleep. Yeah.. Tweed As a curious cook I must ask why don't you put it in the refrigerator? Jill Because she's in the UK. (Only Americans refrigerate EVERYTHING, whether it's required or not - hence our gigantic, power-hogging refrigerators.) Even butter does not require refrigeration unless you live where it melts at room temperature. Jams and jellies exist quite happily at room temperature (unless you keep them around so long they get mouldy), and peanut butter does quite well in any kitchen cupboard. |
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"JJ" wrote in message ... "Christina Websell" wrote in message ... When I fry minced meat I always drain the fat off into a mug. It sets overnight and somehow when I get there is evidence of claws in the fat trying to get it out. Boyfie claims it is absolutely, no way in the world himself. Like he would ever do such a thing. He claims mice have done it while he was asleep. Yeah.. Tweed You know how on TV police detectives make casts of footprints and then compare them to the suspect's shoes? Have you tried making a plaster cast of the claws in the fat and then comparing them to Boyfie's? You know, these suspects don't always tell the truth right away, but when confronted with evidence... Jay aw, he admits it immediately. It *was* him that clawed the fat in the mug. Not mice. |
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"Christina Websell" wrote in message
... "JJ" wrote in message ... "Christina Websell" wrote in message ... When I fry minced meat I always drain the fat off into a mug. It sets overnight and somehow when I get there is evidence of claws in the fat trying to get it out. Boyfie claims it is absolutely, no way in the world himself. Like he would ever do such a thing. He claims mice have done it while he was asleep. Yeah.. Tweed You know how on TV police detectives make casts of footprints and then compare them to the suspect's shoes? Have you tried making a plaster cast of the claws in the fat and then comparing them to Boyfie's? You know, these suspects don't always tell the truth right away, but when confronted with evidence... Jay aw, he admits it immediately. It *was* him that clawed the fat in the mug. Not mice. I KNEW I should have been a detective... I learned so much in my youth watching "Columbo" and then CSI... Jay |
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"jmcquown" wrote in message ... On 5/21/2013 4:26 PM, Christina Websell wrote: When I fry minced meat I always drain the fat off into a mug. It sets overnight and somehow when I get there is evidence of claws in the fat trying to get it out. Boyfie claims it is absolutely, no way in the world himself. Like he would ever do such a thing. He claims mice have done it while he was asleep. Yeah.. Tweed As a curious cook I must ask why don't you put it in the refrigerator? Jill I do, the next day but I leave it out overnight to cool & set, if that makes sense. I don't put hot fat in the fridge. |
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On 5/21/2013 5:19 PM, Christina Websell wrote:
"jmcquown" wrote in message ... On 5/21/2013 4:26 PM, Christina Websell wrote: When I fry minced meat I always drain the fat off into a mug. It sets overnight and somehow when I get there is evidence of claws in the fat trying to get it out. Boyfie claims it is absolutely, no way in the world himself. Like he would ever do such a thing. He claims mice have done it while he was asleep. Yeah.. Tweed As a curious cook I must ask why don't you put it in the refrigerator? Jill I do, the next day but I leave it out overnight to cool & set, if that makes sense. I don't put hot fat in the fridge. I understand the reasoning, but it should be covered nontheless. Jill |
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On 5/21/2013 5:08 PM, EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) wrote:
jmcquown wrote: On 5/21/2013 4:26 PM, Christina Websell wrote: When I fry minced meat I always drain the fat off into a mug. It sets overnight and somehow when I get there is evidence of claws in the fat trying to get it out. Boyfie claims it is absolutely, no way in the world himself. Like he would ever do such a thing. He claims mice have done it while he was asleep. Yeah.. Tweed As a curious cook I must ask why don't you put it in the refrigerator? Jill Because she's in the UK. (Only Americans refrigerate EVERYTHING, whether it's required or not Don't be silly. They do use refrigerators in the UK, you know. This isn't the 1900's. There's nothing preventing the mug from being *covered* before the fat sets and it is put away. Jill |
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"jmcquown" wrote in message ... On 5/21/2013 5:19 PM, Christina Websell wrote: "jmcquown" wrote in message ... On 5/21/2013 4:26 PM, Christina Websell wrote: When I fry minced meat I always drain the fat off into a mug. It sets overnight and somehow when I get there is evidence of claws in the fat trying to get it out. Boyfie claims it is absolutely, no way in the world himself. Like he would ever do such a thing. He claims mice have done it while he was asleep. Yeah.. Tweed As a curious cook I must ask why don't you put it in the refrigerator? Jill I do, the next day but I leave it out overnight to cool & set, if that makes sense. I don't put hot fat in the fridge. I understand the reasoning, but it should be covered nontheless. Jill Why? A mug of rapidly cooling fat will be safe here overnight, it's not going to poison you the next day by the time you get it into the fridge, is it? |
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