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Tuesday, 24 June 2008

The First Phantom Poll

Since Blogger's once again preventing me from showing you some rather fab photos of the Greenwich Observation Wheel going up, I thought we could have a little poll following from this morning's post about Royal Teas.

Raymond Voce and the Men in Grey Suits spent some time discussing whether Raymond's popular Cheesy Beans recipe consitutes 'cooking' or merely 'reheating.' They still didn't come up with a definitive answer.

So I thought I'd conduct a (very scientific, obviously) poll to find out what readers think.

So here's the dish:

Cheesy Beans with Marmite Soldiers.

So that's beans - presumably out of a can.

Cheese. On top. Melted.

Toast.

Marmite.

So. Here is the question for you. Is Raymond cooking the cheese or reheating it? How about the beans? Warming them up or cooking them? And is he 'cooking' toast, or reheating bread rather fiercely on both sides at once?

Your shout.

Due to the vagueries of this site, it's not easy for me to put a poll onto the main Phantom page, (besides, I'm running out of room) so I'm starting a whole new one for polls, serious and not so serious. You'll have to click through to it to make your voice heard. The Phantom Webmaster has very kindly agreed to assimilate the new page into the main site in time.

For now, though, click here to vote...

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4 Comments:

Anonymous ross said...

Arguably, if you can eat all these three ingredients "raw" then that's not cooking

24 June 2008 15:52  
Blogger Benedict said...

Cooking ....defo, by the fact that at least two out of three ingredients have been transformed from their original state!
Heston Blumenthal where are you ?

24 June 2008 18:49  
Anonymous kirsty said...

errrr.... Off the top of my head, I would have said that the beans are reheated, but that melted cheese is cooked cheese, and toast is cooked bread.

However, it could be argued that bread is baked dough, so has already been cooked once, and that if the cheese is pasteurised, it has already been heated to a high degree, i.e. cooked.

Technically, I guess both sides are right... maybe it's a case of having your cake and heating it.

24 June 2008 19:07  
Blogger Benedict said...

Ha Ha, rice one Kirsty

24 June 2008 19:15  

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