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Old 10-08-2004, 09:10 AM
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I don't know if theres anything else I can use other then cheese cloth for a spice bag. Can anyone suggest?
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How about a coffee filter? I've never tried it myself though.
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I have; it works pretty well. Just be careful with that fork!
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What's the spice bag for? You just going to put some pretty spices in a bag and have it sit pretty on your counter?
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What's the spice bag for? You just going to put some pretty spices in a bag and have it sit pretty on your counter?
No, mainly for soups and maybe stocks if I get into that at home.
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How about a tea ball?
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why can't you use cheesecloth?
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Cheap stuff disintigrates in my soups and I can't find or afford good cheese cloths.
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You can try muslin. Go to the fabric store and buy yards and yards of cheesecloth for cheap.
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We use blanched leek greens for our sachets in our Saucier class.
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