Our approach to kitchen equipment was/is 1) buy cheap. 2) live with it for
a while. 3) decide what you really like. 4) buy a quality replacement as
you travel along. Thus you end up with quality, desireability, and a
momento of some stop along your travels. Jim McCarthy
At 02:08 PM 2/15/2000 -0800, you wrote:
"steven balsley" <sdbals-@...> wrote:
original article:
Jim-
Congratulations on you new purchase. Richard Cochran's website
If you borrow kitchen gear piecemeal from your home kitchen, you'll
want to make a packing list and revise it after every trip until
you get it right.
--Rich
Jim McCarthy
ex '87 Westfalia
'95 EuroVanCamper
Somerville, MA, USA
