Have you ever cooked food on/in something not intended for cooking? Eg.: Iron, clothes dryer, dishwasher, auto engine, etc.
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NO, BUT WHEN YOUR SHOPPING, LOOK FOR ALREADY COOKED FOOD, PREFERRABLY FROZEN SO IT CAN JUST BE THAWED OUT TO EAT.
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I use to work at a large pottery. We use to bring frozen pizzas in and set them near the kiln and they would be done within a half hour.
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Yep. I tried to heat up pizza on the dash of my car one time (the vinyl was black). I also heated a biscuit on a coffee machine when a microwave wasn't available.
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I haven't done it myself, but I have heard of steaming fish and veggies in the dishwasher. And sometimes it gets hot enough down here in Texas to fry an egg on the hood of a car!
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I have cooked in a cast iron skillet sat on top of a propane branding iron burner. Works like a charm !!!! You just have to be careful and not get it too hot.
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I've never actually did it, but received this recipe for cooking salmon in a dishwasher from a friend: http://www.salon.com/nov96/salmon961118.html
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I've reheated food, wrapped in foil, on my engine block, and warmed crumpets on a travel iron.
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I use an electric kettle to boil eggs, when it's supposed to be for making hot water for tea, but that's as out there as I've gotten.
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Fish in the dishwasher.
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I've used an iron to make toast. It took a while, but it worked.
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