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		<title>By: elle</title>
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		<description>You didn&#039;t tell your readers how the first attempt at making Sterz came out!  I&#039;m sure it was delicious because your wife appears to be a fantastic cook!

Yes one &quot;convenience&quot; item I saw here are little bunches with everything you need to make a stock (a couple of carrots, a few celery stalks, an onion and a sprig of parsley)all tied in a very pretty boquet with twine. 

My mother-in-law keeps wanting to get me a pressure cooker, but to tell you the truth, I&#039;m a little afraid of it - they must be making a come-back, like crockpots in the US, or maybe they never went out of style.  

My hubby, instead, is afraid of microwave ovens - he&#039;s an electrical engineer, tho so maybe there&#039;s some merit there.  I remember for the last five years everyone who came to my home in the U.S. would look around and say, &quot;You don&#039;t have a Microwave oven?!?!?&quot; how can you LIVE?  I admit it was difficult at first (I particularly missed the defrost button) but I&#039;ve managed to make do.  I even have a more patient child because he didn&#039;t gethis bottles zapped! 

Thanks for enlightening your readers in New Mexico and sharing the story with us!
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<p>Yes one &#8220;convenience&#8221; item I saw here are little bunches with everything you need to make a stock (a couple of carrots, a few celery stalks, an onion and a sprig of parsley)all tied in a very pretty boquet with twine. </p>
<p>My mother-in-law keeps wanting to get me a pressure cooker, but to tell you the truth, I&#8217;m a little afraid of it &#8211; they must be making a come-back, like crockpots in the US, or maybe they never went out of style.  </p>
<p>My hubby, instead, is afraid of microwave ovens &#8211; he&#8217;s an electrical engineer, tho so maybe there&#8217;s some merit there.  I remember for the last five years everyone who came to my home in the U.S. would look around and say, &#8220;You don&#8217;t have a Microwave oven?!?!?&#8221; how can you LIVE?  I admit it was difficult at first (I particularly missed the defrost button) but I&#8217;ve managed to make do.  I even have a more patient child because he didn&#8217;t gethis bottles zapped! </p>
<p>Thanks for enlightening your readers in New Mexico and sharing the story with us!</p>
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