Sea Salt in a pepper mill

[jeff m]

As per title...
Anyone done it....

I'm getting fed up with crushing it manually.

[mad4amanda]

Err yes for many years!

[jeff m]

mad4amanda said:

Err yes for many years!

Great thanks


Wow, I've just posted two cookery related itenms in a car based forum and got the answers quicker than if I had posted a tech car question

[Big Al.]

You can but a salt mill it's basically the same as a pepper mill only it has an "S" on the top screw.

HTH.

[thetapeworm]

Sounds like voodoo to me, they will be putting herbs in them next!

[Mobile Chicane]

Technically yes, but depending what metal the grinding mechanism is made from, the salt may corrode it.

I use Maldon salt and crush it in my fingers.

[Kneetrembler]

If you wish to grind Salt/ Pepper then best to go to Southampton/Earls Court Boat Show and on one of the ancillary stands that sell various other bits, there is always a stand that always sells Salt/Pepper mills that are excellent.

They have stainless parts that don't tend to wear out and are especially good for salt, they tend to be in a burma teak shell and are excellent and last for years, they are not cheap but the grinding mechanism lasts for years.

[AndyAudi]

jeff m said:

As per title...
Anyone done it....

I'm getting fed up with crushing it manually.

yes (you even get electric ones if you're really fed up)

[mad4amanda]

AndyAudi said:

jeff m said:

As per title...
Anyone done it....

I'm getting fed up with crushing it manually.

yes (you even get electric ones if you're really fed up)

yes my mum just treated us to a pair as I decorated her hall! They are brilliant!

[Cotty]

jeff m said:

Wow, I've just posted two cookery related itenms in a car based forum and got the answers quicker than if I had posted a tech car question

They are sharp in here

[jeff m]

Cotty said:

jeff m said:

Wow, I've just posted two cookery related itenms in a car based forum and got the answers quicker than if I had posted a tech car question

They are sharp in here

Changing demographic, no longer do I picture people with knock off wire wheels, I'm now seeing poofters in PistonHead aprons.

[Cotty]

jeff m said:

Changing demographic, no longer do I picture people with knock off wire wheels, I'm now seeing poofters in PistonHead aprons.

Whatever turns you on.

Do you think men who cook are poofters? I think Gordon Ramsey (with his wife and kids) would tell you to off.

[jeff m]

Cotty said:

jeff m said:

Changing demographic, no longer do I picture people with knock off wire wheels, I'm now seeing poofters in PistonHead aprons.

Whatever turns you on.

Do you think men who cook are poofters? I think Gordon Ramsey (with his wife and kids) would tell you to off.

Err.....what seems to be the problem, I obviously cook too as I was the O.P.

[Cotty]

jeff m said:

Err.....what seems to be the problem, I obviously cook too as I was the O.P.

so whats with the poofter reference?

[Cotty]

Paddy_N_Murphy said:

have you not checked out the thread on urban myth legends?

It would appear that Mr Ramsey does like Coq au Vin, if you know what i mean.....

I have not seen that thread, but the poofter refence is bolloks

[Cotty]

Ok but I am still awaiting jeff m's response

[Garlick]

I think it was a tongue in cheek reference to today's PH, nothing more.

As he says, he posts in here himself.

[Cotty]

Garlick said:

I think it was a tongue in cheek reference to today's PH, nothing more.

As he says, he posts in here himself.

Ok missed the thread, sorry.

Anyway PH apron

Joke