Oh they exist, I've certainly found some that might work. Just not found one that made me go "ooh, I like that".
My mash tun at home isn't that big (compared to the one at work anyway), but it's big enough for the mash to break lesser spoons.
Julia
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Oh they exist, I've certainly found some that might work. Just not found one that made me go "ooh, I like that".
My mash tun at home isn't that big (compared to the one at work anyway), but it's big enough for the mash to break lesser spoons.
Julia
they sure do, though cooking establishment needs usually prefer practicality over looks, this one is 152cm long and about £58, there are shorter ones of course as well. ATB.
Hello Red.
I think that your spoon looks very fetching in "sloe pink"
Anyway, when that Hazel was chopped down by the council it could have been unceremoniously chipped and left to rot. Instead it was crafted into an item of true utility, and will spend its afterlife with someone who appreciates it, making many delicious hedgerow concoctions.
I think it's what the tree would have wanted!
Aside from the staining, how are the spoons holding up in use? Nothing that I have made for my own use has ever had to stand up to such heavy use.
I think that your spoon looks very fetching in "sloe pink"
Anyway, when that Hazel was chopped down by the council it could have been unceremoniously chipped and left to rot. Instead it was crafted into an item of true utility, and will spend its afterlife with someone who appreciates it, making many delicious hedgerow concoctions.
I think it's what the tree would have wanted!
Aside from the staining, how are the spoons holding up in use? Nothing that I have made for my own use has ever had to stand up to such heavy use.
Really well mate - occasional rub down with wire wool as the grain lifts and some abrasion to the bottom flat surface because of me constantly getting them hot and damp and dragging them over the bottom of the big pans to avoid food sticking!
The staining happened making sloe jelly....
Stewed to pulp by British Red, on Flickr
The pan was a bit full and trust me,, five gallons of stewed fruit needs two hands to stir
The staining happened making sloe jelly....
Stewed to pulp by British Red, on FlickrThe pan was a bit full and trust me,, five gallons of stewed fruit needs two hands to stir
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