Friday, August 27, 2010

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Stirring the pot. Looks like an oar off of someone's boat!
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2 comments:

Dave said...

Bob- I am answering here instead of at the picture below because of the view here of the hoses.

Yes they were cooking paste, which was done by putting the end of a steam hose in the pot and letting it bubble for awhile.

They would put a little "bluestone" in the mixture to keep it from souring. From chemistry class over fifty years ago I think that is copper sulphate.

9:29 AM
Bob Cline said...

Dave, what was the "Paste" actually made of?

1:18 PM

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