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>

> Now how much talc actually gets RELEASED

> from soapstone would be similar to the

> everlasting cast iron debate!

Oooh! Let's not go there then. (-:

> But I basically posted that humorously.

> Personally I think a pure rock pot would

> be rather difficult to deal with.

Oh, I didn't get it, but now that I think about it,

I hope that Ruble buys a soapstone pot. The

very image tickles my Flintstone bone again!

> I did have

> a soapstone " heater " that I used to put

> UNDER a pot, which was wonderful. You

> heated the rock, put it in a container,

> then put the pot over it, and let it cook

> for about 4 hours. One could probably

> do the same thing with granite though.

> (now someone tell me granite is toxic

> too ...).

I think I'm going to get a big dried gourd and

cook by dropping rocks into it that have been

heated in a campfire. I don't know what else

to do, I'm running out of options quick! :-D

P.S. I hope I'm not making mad. I

only tease the people I like!

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>I think I'm going to get a big dried gourd and

>cook by dropping rocks into it that have been

>heated in a campfire. I don't know what else

>to do, I'm running out of options quick! :-D

>

>

Depends on the species of gourd. They

can, you know, serve as a breeding ground

for mycoplasma and certain species

concentrate aluminum from the ground

water <weg>.

-- Heidi

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<weg>. -- Heidi

OK, now what is <weg>? I now know that <g> means grin. And today I finally

looked up IIRC on the Internet after puzzling over it each time and not being

able to work it out (for those who don't know, it means " If I remember

correctly " ). But a search on '<weg>' only brings up pages in German. So

enlighten me please?

TIA, (Thanks in advance! - worked that one out)

Filippa ;-)

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><weg>. -- Heidi

>

>OK, now what is <weg>? I now know that <g> means grin.

I think the 'w' means 'wide', officially, but I always think if " wicked evil

grin " .

-- Heidi

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