[Sca-cooks] TI Article

[Laura C. Minnick]

At 07:22 PM 2/23/2006, you wrote:
>David Friedman wrote:
>
>>That little metal pot on a stand with a candle in it that you got as a 
>>wedding present and never had any use for can be used to keep a stew like 
>>thing warm.
>Also known as a chafing dish (from the Old French "chaufer", to warm).
>Those who did not receive one as a wedding present (I didn't) might look 
>in their local thrift shop.

There's also fondue pots, if the dish is something small. I think I used 
mine twice, and it's been packed away ever since. I _might_ have given it 
to Goodwill, but I can't remember. Held maybe a quart in the pot, and the 
candle that came with it couldn't warm a teaspoon.

'Lainie
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