Rayburn efficiency?
On Sun, 15 Jan 2006 10:50:27 +0000, Chris Bacon
wrote:
owdman wrote:
John wrote:
[lots of stuff about Agas & Rayburns]
Or quicker and simpler - go out and buy a proper cooker!
Don't think I've ever heard of a quality restaurant (or a crap one,
even) using Agas or Rayburns to cook for their customers.. presumably
they use inferior cookers to cook their superior food.. LOL.
That's a rather stupid remark.
Obviously the scale is very different. Commercial restaurants don't
use domestic cookers either.
There are, however, a few small country house hotels around which do
use an Aga for cooking because their customers appreciate it.
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..andy
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