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Yolanda
I have a classic olla that I use for cooking my beans. My
mother-in-law told me to boil water with salt in it until almost gone for
several times before using. I don't know if my pot has lead in it or not,
but I purchased it in Michoacan, in a village where they are famous for
them. My mother-in-law and her relatives use these pots all the time to
cook and serve...and they are still living.......
mother-in-law told me to boil water with salt in it until almost gone for
several times before using. I don't know if my pot has lead in it or not,
but I purchased it in Michoacan, in a village where they are famous for
them. My mother-in-law and her relatives use these pots all the time to
cook and serve...and they are still living.......
But just in case, I found this site you might be interested in:
Esperanza
MEXICAN POTTERY
latina1955@aol.com wrote:
RE: MEXICAN POTTERY
watering!!! :-) All the recipes sound delicious! I have
nopales de castilla growing by the side of my house and tomorrow I plan to go
pick a few, clean them up and make a nopalito salad. Yum-Yum! Thanks
again for sharing this website!
From: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:ranchos@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Yolanda Bobby
Perez
Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 9:41 PM
To:
ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Re: MEXICAN
POTTERY
thanks for the tip.
lindura!!! I did go to the home page and they have lots
of other topics to check out.
Perez
latina1955@aol.com wrote:
MEXICAN POTTERY
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mother-in-law told me to boil water with salt in it until almost gone for
several times before using. I don't know if my pot has lead in it or
not, but I purchased it in Michoacan, in a village where they are famous for
them. My mother-in-law and her relatives use these pots all the time to
cook and serve...and they are still living.......