Use "BPA-free" Plastic"
Look for numbers 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6, which are unlikely to contain BPA.
Steer clear of plastics with the number 3 or 7 on the bottom.
Microwave in glass containers. Heat increases the release of BPA.
Look for BPA-free pouches when buying tuna.
The last couple of days, in addition to watching football playoff games, I have been researching online for cast iron skillets. The older cast iron is very appealing because it is very durable and yet, more lightweight. Seems like I would much prefer the lighter weight, just knowing myself. Turns out, there is a whole world devoted to cast iron skillets. Very interesting.
Welcome to My World. I spend almost 100% of my time in Hayward, CA taking care of my dad. This is a great opportunity to learn about blogging. This is Jordan Pond in Garin Park off Mission Blvd. in South Hayward.
1 comment:
We recently got a cast iron dutch oven... I've used cast iron quite a lot, but I had no idea how much more there was to learn! I'm very sure it will be well worth it!
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