Boiling over

The wooden spoon, due to its rugged texture, has plenty of surface area to absorb water bubbles.
Imphal, India
August 10, 2021 12:00am CST
Hi everyone! Here in Northeast India, I am about to have my morning meal. Actually it's late and this pandemic and stay home has changed our routine. This morning I came across a very important article for me and thought of sharing it with you MyLotters. That, keeping or balancing a wooden spoon on top of a pot prevents the water from boiling over. I don't cook much but whenever I cook I mess up the stove. Now I hope this technique will help me cook like a real chef clean and tidy. Also sharing the news site : https://www.news18.com/news/buzz/science-behind-kitchen-hack-how-wooden-spoons-prevent-water-from-boiling-over-4053146.html
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@kareng (61739)
• United States
10 Aug 21
Yes, that is an old trick of the trade! I had actually forgotten all about it. Thanks for the reminder.
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• Imphal, India
10 Aug 21
Oh really! Share me lots when you remember them. I'll show off to my wife. Hahaha
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@kareng (61739)
• United States
10 Aug 21
@prashu228 (37524)
• India
10 Aug 21
I never heard about this trick ..but i have seen this when my grandmother used to cook she used to keep the spatula on the cooking pot while cooking rice...but my mother never did ... moral of the story ...so its always good to follow our grandmother tips and tricks..
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• Imphal, India
10 Aug 21
Yes grandparents, even if they didn't explain like science today most of their activities were very scientific.
@aureategloom (11398)
• Bosnia And Herzegovina
10 Aug 21
ohh i didn't know about this, but i saw my mom doing it so i thought that's just how it's supposed to be done haha thanks for sharing
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