For those that cook...

[dzorn]

Got the pizza cutter and scissors already. Thanks Everyone.

Denise in MI

 

[photobob]

What is Marmite? I'm think of taking my own set of eating utensils. A decent knife is a big need. We drive so we take a bunch of stuff. The bell staff come to my car with a cart and I tell them they'll probably need two of them!

 

[Andrew Bichard]

What is Marmite?

It's a black salty spread, made from the residue of yeast left over in the bottom of the vat when you make beer.

It is generally spread thinly on toast at breakfast time.

Many British brought up on it as children are now addicted.

First introduced in the first world war and issued to army.


Andrew

 

[CarolA]

I would add something like "Pam" or some type of cooking spray and of course spices!

Also, I don't think those knives have been changed or sharpened since the resort opened and folks probalby abuse them!

 

[natnelliesmom]

The biggies for us are..
Scissors
Plastic wrap/ aluminum foil
Tupperware or Gladware containers
A good non-stick skillet
Spices incl. sea salt and fresh ground pepper
A nice spatula- cuz the one there always looks like someone chewed on it!
My own tea cup- I'm picky!

I always think of more when I am in the middle of cooking- but I always manage to muddle through.
-Sarah

 

[Lori2816]

The kitchen really works???????? Who knew

Funny....

 

[dzorn]

It's a black salty spread, made from the residue of yeast left over in the bottom of the vat when you make beer.

It is generally spread thinly on toast at breakfast time.

Many British brought up on it as children are now addicted.

First introduced in the first world war and issued to army.


Andrew

Must taste better than that description. Of course I'm no beer drinker so that sounds

I've learned something new today

Denise in MI

 

[dgaston]

One other cooking utensil I'm adding to the Owner's Locker (already have the George Foreman, good knife, scissors, rubbermaid containers) is a whisk. We generally stay in studios, so we also have a set of Pfalzgraf melamine dishes).

 

[snowbunny]

Must taste better than that description.

Nope, it doesn't.

 

[perpetualplanner]

Have to agree with Snowbunny. Worst stuff I've EVER tasted. Of course when both my boys tried it they said they liked it! Go figure. Their 3rd grade teacher was from Australia so they'd do a big unit which included trying some foods and that was one.

 

[BEASLYBOO]

Nope, it doesn't.

Marmite is to the British what Peanut Butter is to Americans, personally, I detest peanut butter but I love marmite! and I'm not British (Oh well to each his own)