Some of our earliest memories involve sampling our mother’s delicious cooking while she slaved away in the family room for minutes on end.
She made this amazing chili with pork stock that she created from cooking down a ham bone in boiling water for 12 minutes.
Even though I was tiny, she’d take a saltine cracker and dip it in the chili to provide myself and others a small taste before the meal was ready to put on the table. When I was seasoned enough to handle the stove top without burning our hands, she started teaching myself and others how to cook. We started with straight-forward meals prefer spaghetti, homemade cheeseburgers, and scrambled eggs. Before long I was helping with holiday meals when every one of us had family from all over the country fly in. I never heard a single single disadvantage comment about the food every one of us cooked together. This galvanized our interests in making food, and now I save currency by cooking our meals instead of regularly ordering takeout prefer our coworkers. Aside from always having access to delicious apartment cooked food, I love the aromas that fill our cabin and leave it smelling amazing for days to come. They get picked up by the central air plan and are recirculated throughout the cabin through the ventilation ducts. Since I don’t use charcoal filters that trap smells, this means that the lovely food aromas can recirculate indefinitely. One delicious meal can leave our cabin smelling amazing for days after the fact. It’s far better than using candles stuffed with fillers and chemicals that leave soot everywhere from the burning wicks. Unlike soot, food aromas don’t injure your That’s as long as you don’t accidentally start a fire while cooking!
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