Wednesday, January 4, 2017
Do-Dad
This little cast iron do-dad was left in our house when we bought it. I wasn't sure what it was supposed to be for...
Was it a candle holder? No, it was too big for a tea light, too small for other typical candle sizes.
Was it a spoon rest of some kind? No, it was too small to hold cooking utensils and it's rim was too high to be used for tea spoons.
I couldn't figure it out, but it was interesting to me. So I kept it, cleaning it, then putting it in the kitchen cabinet.
Then the other day, I was making gumbo and I needed to taste the broth...
That's when I thought of this do-dad! It occurred to me that it is the perfect design for tasting broths, etc.
So I tried it as a tasting spoon. I scooped up some broth and gave it a look and then a taste! It was the perfect shape for dipping, swirling, and then drinking!
Of course, I am not really sure this is actually what it is for, because I haven't seen a tasting spoon in this shape. Most look more like a spoon or ladle, but this do-dad works great as a taster, so I think that's what I will be using it for!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Graduate School
Much of my time this week is dedicated to finishing my final paper for my current Rhetoric class for graduate school. This is my work stati...
-
"...the child should have a set time everyday to read for fun. Begin with half an hour for first graders, and build up to an hour of r...
-
Avril finished her astronomer shoeboxes for Challenge B. The Challenge B students have all done research and projects on astronomers thr...
-
Recently, I got to go to an Andrew Peterson concert at the Community Coffehouse in Danbury, CT. My dear friend and I didn't realize t...
No comments:
Post a Comment