Crock Pot Hot Fudge Sundae Cake

Posted by admin on May 14th, 2010 and filed under hot water pot | 25 Comments »

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Here is a quick and simple recipe for dessert that you can make in your crock pot, freeing up your oven for dinner! This Hot Fudge Sundae cake makes a nice, chocolaty cake with the hot fudge sauce built right in! Serve with vanilla ice cream for a yummy dessert any day of the week!

1 cup flour
1/2 cup sugar
2 Tbsp cocoa
2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 cup milk
2 Tbsp vegetable oil
1 tsp vanilla
1/2 cup chopped nuts (optional)
3/4 cup packed brown sugar
1/4 cup cocoa
1-1/2 cups hot water

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Frog in Indochese Federation pot hot water

Posted by admin on May 12th, 2010 and filed under hot water pot | No Comments »

Frog in Indochese Federation pot hot water

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Is putting a pot of hot beans w/ it’s hot water fresh off the stove into a tupperware plastic bowl okay?

Posted by admin on May 12th, 2010 and filed under hot water pot | 5 Comments »

My mom just did that right now, yes the beans and water are very hot.
Is it safe?
It’s sitting on the counter without it’s lid on..she said when it cools put the lid on and put it in the fridge.
I meant health wise is this safe to do?
Thanks for the answers and yes I also think the plastic molecules could seep into the food, at such high temperatures.
I just wanted to see if some people thought the same as I did.

Are you asking if its OK for the tupperware, or are you asking if this creates a food safety issue?

I believe that tupperware is heat resistant. If this is true, then nothing will happen to the tupperware. If not, then it will melt.

As far as food safety is concerned, the faster food cools down, the least likely it will be able to grow harmful pahtogens that can make you sick. The danger zone for food is the temperature range of 41 F – 140 F. Cooling the beans quickly to 41 F or below will make it safe. Bacteria thrives and multiplies within the temperature danger zone. Especially with something rich in protien and a high moisture content, like beans.

Restaurants are requried by the health department to cool their foods very quickly. Food must be brought down in temp from 140 to 70 F within two hours. It then must cool from 70 F to 41 F in four hours for a total of a 6 hour cool down time. If people cooking at home follow some of the simple rules that restauants have to follow, then a lot of food poisioning at home can be prevented.

Making an ice bath for the beans will cool it very quickly. Fill the sink with ice cubes and cold water. Set the pan of beans in the ice water and stir frequently. Don’t use a plastic container because plastic will act as an insulator and will not allow the food to cool quickly. A lid should not be put on the beans until they are down to 41 F.

I’m sure you really didn’t want to know all this stuff… but there it is.

Does it take longer to bring a pot of hot water to a boil, than it does for the same amount of cold water?

Posted by admin on May 10th, 2010 and filed under hot water pot | 7 Comments »

I heard this on a cooking show, but think it’s false.

You are right – think about it: Does it take hot water or cold water longer to freeze? Hmmmmmm….. you need your own cooking show!

Neti Pot Instructions How to use a Netti Pot ! Beautiul Girl! How to Buy Neti Pot!

Posted by admin on May 9th, 2010 and filed under hot water pot | 25 Comments »

www.netiworld.net – This little tool works like magic. Water goes in, boogers and dust come out. No more medicine! No more medicine!

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Does putting water on a hot pot ruin it?

Posted by admin on May 7th, 2010 and filed under hot water pot | 1 Comment »

I was always taught to soak my pots and pan with water after I am done using them. My room mate thinks that they will get ruined by putting them in water when they are hot. Is this true?

well when one hears the scorching of the hot meeting cold, that does sorta make one wonder what’s happening to that pan. getting warped, more scroched.

love ya,
Jerome

Experiment: Dry Ice Dust vs. Pot of Boiling Hot Water

Posted by admin on May 5th, 2010 and filed under hot water pot | No Comments »

playing with dry ice
dry ice dust into a bowl of boiling hot water

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Are there any advantages to using a humidifier over a pot of hot water on the stove to moisten the dry air?

Posted by admin on May 5th, 2010 and filed under hot water pot | 4 Comments »

I have actually been keeping my crockpot filled with hot water to steam the air since changing the filter in the humidifier is a hassle and costs me time and money.

All a humidifier does is slowly evaporate water. Your method does the same thing but is far more dangerous (a fire hazard.)

The potential problem is with overheating caused by your pot running out of water. A good humidifier will have an automatic shut off to prevent this from causing a fire. Also you may not need a filter in a humidifier, that is in there for people that have allergies. A humidifier will also use less electricity than a pot on a stove.

Solar Concentrator Hot Water Pot Boiler

Posted by admin on May 5th, 2010 and filed under hot water pot | 25 Comments »

Music by Nina Simone. 6 foot recycled satellite dish and recycled mirror bits, cheap or recycled conduit and a spaghetti pot. Boils a pot of water as fast or faster than my propane cook top.

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What is the pot of hot water for when I order a pot of tea?

Posted by admin on May 5th, 2010 and filed under hot water pot | 4 Comments »

The tea is one pot and the water is in the other? Once I’ve had my tea, whats the water for?

its so you can dilute your tea if its too strong and so that u can refill.