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Re: Chickenbutt & Free2Be: Polish Stoneware

On 7/30/2014 september said:
On 7/30/2014 Free2be said:

<em>Ceramika Artystyczna in Boleslawiec, Poland (copied from her site)<br /></em>

so, the online site is polishkitchenonline ( think I got that right?)

I'm on the email list. I'd love to get these:

polish-pottery-corn-dish-#498

But at $29/each, I've been holding off! Even with a 20% discount...how often would they get used? But they are on my wish list.


Is that for corn on the cob? Anyway, it looks like it would make a nice cracker server.

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Re: Chickenbutt & Free2Be: Polish Stoneware

On 7/31/2014 stilltamn8r said:

OK, back to my HiJack....LOL! CB and Noel know so much about this stuff!

My piece actually says "Ceramica de Coimbra" n the bottom and ther IS a rough (unfired?0 ring around the bottom...

Anyone...? anyone?

Hi again Smile

That makes me think it is stoneware, which should be OK in an oven up to 350. But I still think it's a good idea to find a store selling it and calling to double check. There should be several listed online.

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Re: Chickenbutt & Free2Be: Polish Stoneware

On 7/31/2014 Free2be said:

tam, if I were you I would email them and ask away. If by chance the person reading doesn't read English, they have internet translating ability. It can't hurt and I'd sure want to know before putting it in the oven.

With Polish stoneware, Gloria always suggested lowering the oven temp a little because it holds heat so well.

vandel@ceramicasdecoimbra.com.pt


An even better idea, Free! Smile

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Re: Chickenbutt & Free2Be: Polish Stoneware

On 7/31/2014 lolakimono said:

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polish-pottery-corn-dish-#498

I could see lots of uses!

in a drawer, as a holder for straws or chopsticks

as a butter dish, with room for a knife to be stored too

a storage holder for sponges and bar soap or a scrubbie

holder for small packets (sugar, stevia, cocoa)

tea bag storage for the teas you drink most often

kebabs

taco holders while you assemble your toppings (or you could bake the shells inside for crisp shells)


Those are great ideas! Smile

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Re: Chickenbutt & Free2Be: Polish Stoneware

Good ideas on alternate uses for the corn-on-the-cob dishes. I came up with one myself: It would be a great burrito/enchilada dish!

But I'm still not sure I should spend $29/piece for them. I'm weakening. I received a nice AmEx gift card yesterday...may splurge on a set of these.

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Re: Chickenbutt & Free2Be: Polish Stoneware

On 7/31/2014 september said:

Good ideas on alternate uses for the corn-on-the-cob dishes. I came up with one myself: It would be a great burrito/enchilada dish!

But I'm still not sure I should spend $29/piece for them. I'm weakening. I received a nice AmEx gift card yesterday...may splurge on a set of these.


I put up a new line about PS this morning, and information about Lidia. Did anyone see it?

It seems the moderators took it down because of all the information on it, or was there some totally different problem with it?

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Re: Chickenbutt & Free2Be: Polish Stoneware

Haven't heard from Portugal yet, but lined up someone who speaks Portugese!
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On 8/1/2014 stilltamn8r said: Haven't heard from Portugal yet, but lined up someone who speaks Portugese!

Oh, good! Let us know what they say Smile

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