Smart cook
By @mayka123
@mayka123 (16584)
India
July 30, 2008 6:46am CST
You may be a good cook or you may be a bad cook but all of us should also be a SMART COOK.
1. While cooking always supervise yourselves and the kids around in the kitchen.
2. Keep all the handles of your pots inwards, avoid wearing loose long sleeves in the kitchen, keep the ventilators open and keep the exhaust fan on.
3. Never pour water on an oil fire. Instead carefully slide a lid over the pan and put off the burner.
4. When not cooking keep the knob of the cylinder closed.
5. Have the gas tube checked every month to ensure that there are no leakages. If you smell gas, turn off the cyliner immediately, open all windows and no not turn any electrical applicance on.
ANY MORE SUGGESTIONS FROM OUR SMART COOKS?
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9 responses
@dpk262006 (58675)
• Delhi, India
31 Jul 08
Many thanks for reminding us about the useful tips. Hope many would be benefitted by your valuable suggestions.
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@cupid74 (11388)
• Pakistan
31 Jul 08
Hmmmm
not a bad discussion
but i wonder what a smart eater can participate into it, who very rare go to Kitchen
Just can smell gass, if in case of any leakage
Ooopppssss
all i can sa that stay vigilent and active while u r in Kitchen
take care
but i wonder what a smart eater can participate into it, who very rare go to Kitchen
Just can smell gass, if in case of any leakage
Ooopppssss
all i can sa that stay vigilent and active while u r in Kitchen
take care1 person likes this
@deebomb (15304)
• United States
30 Jul 08
You have some very good advice. Never ever leave young children cooking in the kitchen unsupervised. And the one about keeping the handles turned to the back is also good advice. If your stove has the knobs on the front and you have little kids running around remove those knobs so they can't turn on the stove while playing with them. Better yet keep them out of the kitchen unless Your in there with them. But sometimes they will get in there no matter what you do. Never ever set a hot pan where a small child can reach it or they can turn it over on them selves.
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@ANTIQUELADY (36440)
• United States
30 Jul 08
try to remember u have something on the stove cooking.lol
@littleone3 (2063)
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30 Jul 08
You make some very good points there.
I am always telling my partner to turn the saucepan handles in as he often forgets to.
A wet teatowel put over the top of the pan also works for an oil fire.
Another one is if you have long hair tie it back when cooking as the last thing you want is to set your hair alight.
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@Scorpionok (343)
• Brazil
30 Jul 08
for the childrens...
1. keep cutting items high enough to them do not take that.
2. be aware with burning oil or any other liquid.
3. like you've said 4 keep knob closed mainly if you those automatic stove.
for adults..
1. prefers water at oleo whanever possible.
2. do not take the food directly to the hands because it can sour.
3. try not to leave leaving the stove on.
and a lot of some other things...
thanks, Scorpionok
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