Plastic

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There are special plastics for hot food,

We buy Chinese soup carry-out and they have nice containers.

But things like margarine containers are not necessarily safe for hot foods.

http://www.ediets.com/news/article.cfm?cmi=187918 & cid=5 & code=24567

 

 

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" Brett Sanders " <brettsanders2001

 

Friday, March 04, 2005 2:41 PM

Re: Pasta or Rice To Donna

 

 

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> Hi Donna,

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> Why is that? What have you read about puting hot rice in plastic?

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> Brett Sanders,

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> Donna Faith K-Brooks <thnkfree wrote:

> From what I've read, it is not a good idea to put hot food into plastic

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> Donna Faith K-Brooks

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Brett Sanders wrote:

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>> Hi Shawn,

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>> I make brown rice frequently. I take 3 cups of dry brown rice and run

>> water over it until it is clean. I take 7 cups of water and boil it in

>> a sauce pan. When it comes to a boil I add the rice and cook it on

>> simmer for 35 minutes or until it has absorbed all of the water. I

>> cover it during this process. After it is absorbed I spoon it into a

>> 10 cup plastic container

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