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unclutter2015-06-13 08:05 am
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fridge cleaning
Our fridge appears to cycle instantaneously between 'overflowing' and 'out of ingredients' across the course of a week. In frustration, last night I pulled a whole pile of stuff out, and started sorting it. Turns out that there were *five* large pickle jars (~3L) at the bottom, each with enough brine in them for a couple lots of either polenta or risotto. Given that we haven't been cooking polenta or risotto, I made the executive decision to just pour All The Brine down the kitchen sink.
I feel a little guilty, and the jars still need washing and then will need rehoming (they are very popular, but tedious to rehome).
And I found fruit mince. *Old* fruit mince. Really need to cook something with that!
I feel a little guilty, and the jars still need washing and then will need rehoming (they are very popular, but tedious to rehome).
And I found fruit mince. *Old* fruit mince. Really need to cook something with that!
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Especially well done on disposing of the brine - the little voice that lies to you and says "but you might use it eventually..." can be very hard to ignore.
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And yes, that little voice, well raised by my grandmothers, whose habits were well set in the depression and second world war!