After twenty years of this abuse, they do need re-tinning however. I am having a heck of a time finding someone who does this. If anyone knows of such an angel, that exists within driving distance of Niagara on the Lake, I would love to hear about them (shipping them anywhere would just be silly).
Oh pooh! If you get desperate, I've had copper retinned at Noles Plating in Dallas.
ReplyDeleteWHAT are these gorgeous flowers in today's "cover photo"? They look like dogwood, but I'm the first to admit I don't know what a dogwood leaf looks like... They're stunning!
Not a clue Lili...but they are everywhere in NOTL. I thought they looked especially beautiful in the rain! I'll see if I can track down their name.
ReplyDeleteAre you travelling soon? Is that the reason for the 'break'?
Handy hint from Mrs Stephenson - don't cook anything acid (fruit, etc) in your un-tinned pots, you may give yourself copper poisoning!
ReplyDeleteI just posted about the most delicious store in paris that had a glorious selection of copper pots! I would take Tom's advice though - that could get ugly... :)
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I'm listening...all but the braising pan and small saucepan are filed in the basement. I look, but don't cook! Help!
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