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By TheophileEscargot (Mon Jun 26, 2006 at 01:59:19 AM EST) photo, photostory, cooking, steam, George Foreman, recipe (all tags)
Cooking with TheophileEscargot: a photostory.


1. Potatoes take the longest, so start by chopping into chunks and add to the steamer. Balance a plate on top to make it hot, which keeps the food warm longer. You now have 25 to 30 minutes to complete your mission.
Steamer

2. Take two lamb chops. Delicately season with salt, pepper and a touch of paprika as befits a sensitive palate. Add a little oil if OBLF permits. Turn on the George Foreman grill to medium heat at T-15 minutes.
Actually just shovel on as much as it can take

3. Shell the peas. Soothing. It's like nature's bubble wrap.
Nature`s bubble wrap

4. Chops and veg both take about 10 minutes, so stick the chops in the Foreman and the veg in the steamer in the same visit to the kitchen.
Loaded

5. Thoughtfully add the carrot peelings and peapods to the council's Food Waste recycling bin. Thoughtlessly chuck the plastic bag you used for the pods in the normal bin.
Compost to stink up somewhere

6. Lay the table: plenty of water and the essential Tesco Healthy Living Yoghurt and Mint dressing.
Also keeping the remotes handy

7. Check on the chops.
Sizzling

8. Wash up the dishes used so far.
All good cooks do this. That may be the only think I have in common with them

9. Put food on plate and serve.
Yum

10. A very short time later.
Finished

11. Eat a delicious hand-crafted dessert.
Just one cornetto. Give it to me. Delicious ice cream. From Italy.

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