expatgirl
Master Chef
oh, yes, I can......I haven't told you all the "family's secrets" so far........... hahaha.........and by the way it's happened on the stove top........
Stovetop Chili Roaster
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GotGarlic
Chef Extraordinaire
I guess that's another reason why I like my method of cutting the peppers in half and flattening them before broiling - don't have to turn them and don't have to worry about them exploding 
mbasiszta
Executive Chef
My fiasco was my first and last. Now I *always* poke a couple of nice slits
with my knife.
expatgirl
Master Chef
you're a quick learner, mb! Your posts have been interesting, thanks!!
mbasiszta
Executive Chef
Thanks. Yours too. What are you doing in one of those "-stan" countries?
expatgirl
Master Chef
this "stan" has huge mineral, copper, and oil & gas resources. and very stable thanks to the current president..we're here to help develop their oil resources........it is not one of the big Amerian oil companies by the way
mbasiszta
Executive Chef
Thanks. Just you be careful there darlin'. What is the food like?
expatgirl
Master Chef
Thanks, mb, the food is great! Not crazy about horsemeat but everything else is wonderful!!
mbasiszta
Executive Chef
I first had horsemeat during a Junior Year Abroad program with Cal. I like it!
Game meat is one of my favorites. I will have to google your adopted
country to check out the cuisine.
kitchenelf
Chef Extraordinaire
I bet this roaster could also be used for grilling baguette slices 
mbasiszta
Executive Chef
Sure. Why not? And a lot of other small things.I bet this roaster could also be used for grilling baguette slices
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