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32 minutes ago, chromedome said:Guests at my cooking classes are always amazed when I put the damp tea towel under my cutting board to keep it from moving...you can almost hear the cumulative sound of the pennies dropping.
My mother, the world's worst cook, taught me this about 50 years ago.
And yes, I find dry towels work just as well.
31 minutes ago, chromedome said:Guests at my cooking classes are always amazed when I put the damp tea towel under my cutting board to keep it from moving...you can almost hear the cumulative sound of the pennies dropping.
My mother, the world's worst cook, taught me this about 50 years ago.
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