BOILED SALT WATER (recipe)

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Chef Maloney

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This is for my good friends. Especially Renee :chef:

BOILED SALT WATER

1 - 4 qts. Water, fresh
1 tsp. - 4 cups Salt (I like to use sea salt)

Place water in large pot.
Set stovetop to HIGH and place pot of water over flame.
Add: Salt and stir.
Heat Water, checking often, until water begins to steam and roll with BIG bubbles.
Turn off heat.
Cool for up to 1 hour.
Store unused water in refrigerator or freeze in trays.
enjoy :LOL:
 
This is for my good friends. Especially Renee :chef:

BOILED SALT WATER

1 - 4 qts. Water, fresh
1 tsp. - 4 cups Salt (I like to use sea salt)

Place water in large pot.
Set stovetop to HIGH and place pot of water over flame.
Add: Salt and stir.
Heat Water, checking often, until water begins to steam and roll with BIG bubbles.
Turn off heat.
Cool for up to 1 hour.
Store unused water in refrigerator or freeze in trays.
enjoy :LOL:

And the use for this would be? I assume for those who don't know how to boil water? Copied and saved. I could save it in a big pitcher and surprise those who are looking for a cold drink. Or omit the water and use the salt for a bath. Use to soak tired feet. I am sure there are many other uses. I just need time to think on it.
 
This recipe has so many possibilities.

I made it and it turned out great, but I made a few changes. First instead of water, I used pepsi, then instead of salt, I used bbq sauce. Then I added some cans of vegall, and pieces of rotisserie chicken. My family loved it and asked for it again!
 
I read the title and I was like saltwater taffy! Yay! But no such luck...haha
 
This recipe has so many possibilities.

I made it and it turned out great, but I made a few changes. First instead of water, I used pepsi, then instead of salt, I used bbq sauce. Then I added some cans of vegall, and pieces of rotisserie chicken. My family loved it and asked for it again!

There's always someone looking to improve what should be a simple recipe...

:LOL:
 
It must be really good. I put some on to boil and ran out to run a quick errand. When I got home the pot was empty and SO had a guilty look on her face...
 
This is for my good friends. Especially Renee :chef:

BOILED SALT WATER

1 - 4 qts. Water, fresh
1 tsp. - 4 cups Salt (I like to use sea salt)

Place water in large pot.
Set stovetop to HIGH and place pot of water over flame.
Add: Salt and stir.
Heat Water, checking often, until water begins to steam and roll with BIG bubbles.
Turn off heat.
Cool for up to 1 hour.
Store unused water in refrigerator or freeze in trays.
enjoy :LOL:

Have you been drinking your bath water again Chef? :ROFLMAO:
 
Snip, we've only just met. Yet you know me so well.

well..... maybe not drinking.....hic....bathwater.

You're giving me ideas for my next recipe :rolleyes:

Perhaps sniffing your socks then?
It's people like you that keep me on DC, my life would be boring without a good laugh! :)

I might not know you very well but I know people like you. My brother used to wake me up at odd hours of the morning and ask me for the horse's keys :LOL: I would actually go and look for them till I woke up properly :(
 
Perhaps sniffing your socks then?
It's people like you that keep me on DC, my life would be boring without a good laugh! :)

I might not know you very well but I know people like you. My brother used to wake me up at odd hours of the morning and ask me for the horse's keys :LOL: I would actually go and look for them till I woke up properly :(

:ROFLMAO:Snip:ROFLMAO:

Maybe you know someone like my friend Renee (she has a great sense of humor by the way). She really cannot boil water. She cannot follow the directions on the side of a soup can. And she knows it. She often compliments my cooking and recently when I told her that I was following DC she asked me if there was a recipe for boiling water. So...... here it is.
My cooking expertise prompted me to add the salt for flavor:yum: :LOL:

ps. my socks have good stink :<)
 
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:ROFLMAO:Snip:ROFLMAO:

Maybe you know someone like my friend Renee (she has a great sense of humor by the way). She really cannot boil water. She cannot follow the directions on the side of a soup can. And she knows it. She often compliments my cooking and recently when I told her that I was following DC she asked me if there was a recipe for boiling water. So...... here it is.
My cooking expertise prompted me to add the salt for flavor:yum: :LOL:

ps. my socks have good stink :<)

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 
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