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From: gt4395b@gitpyr.UUCP (Christodoulou,Michael Joseph)
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Subject: Re: Cooking in the Nude
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Date: Mon, 2-Dec-85 14:45:42 EST
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In article <11112@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU> wildbill@ucbvax.UUCP (William J. Laubenheimer) writes:
>
>Still more on cooking in the nude, from science-fiction writer Joe Haldeman,
>in his story collection \\Infinite Dreams//:
>
>"... Lower-case bacon, I know a great deal about, including an infallible
>method for cooking perfect bacon every time. Cook it in the nude. This
>trains you to keep the heat down so it won't stick or spatter, and it
>can't burn."
>
>Has anybody tried this? I'm curious as to whether it works; unfortunately,
>bacon is fairly low on my list of favorite foods.
>

OUCH!   That would probably work, but the learning curve would be hell!
  
                                 -- Mike Christodoulou