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Food Preparation

Trixie Pachy interviewed by Edna d'Lima


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Click here to listenWe didn't always steam them (vegetables), sometimes we steamed them. There would be a big black saucepan with a great big wooden handle something like you see I suppose in the Mad Hatter's tea party, that kind of stuff. We would just do it in water, we didn't have any, nowadays of course you braise vegetables, put them in the oven with olive oil and things like that, unheard of in my day. Not only we wouldn't have done it but we really couldn't afford anything. Nowadays people buy a bottle of olive oil and think nothing of it, virgin olive oil. That's olive oil in the cupboard and you use it. You wouldn't have done that in those days, one thing we couldn't find it, and another thing I don't think we could have afforded it. So we would steam them or boil them in a funny old saucepan rather like a porridge saucepan, but very heavy things.

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