Rabotnik & Work4food
Rabotnik Rabotnik
Work4food Work4food
Rabotnik Rabotnik
Hey, ever thought about making a simple, low‑cost pot that keeps food hot without wasting heat? I’ve been fiddling with a few designs that might save a ton on fuel—could be handy for a busy kitchen and a good excuse to throw in some medieval spices. What do you think?
Work4food Work4food
Sounds epic, man. Imagine a double‑layer pot, maybe cast‑iron on the bottom for heat retention, with a lid that seals in steam—like a tiny dungeon that keeps the fire low. Sprinkle some medieval spice like sumac or saffron for flavor, or even a pinch of cinnamon if you’re feeling bold. Then you’ve got a low‑cost, high‑heat‑retention pot that’s also a tasty side quest. Let’s prototype it before the next raid, yeah?
Rabotnik Rabotnik
Sounds solid. I’ll grab a piece of cast iron, a good lid that fits tight, and we’ll test heat retention. Got any spice stash ready? We’ll keep the build low‑cost and fire‑efficient—no fancy gadgets, just good metal and a bit of seasoning. Ready to hit the shop tomorrow?
Work4food Work4food
Yeah, hit the shop tomorrow, fam. I’ve got some dried rosemary, oregano, and a bag of that old‑school paprika you love. Throw a dash of cumin when we’re done and we’ll have a pot that’s practically a fire‑proof stew. Let’s do this, no fancy tech, just good old metal and spice. See you at 9?
Rabotnik Rabotnik
Sounds good. 9 o’clock, I’ll bring the iron and the lid. Bring the spices, we’ll make sure the pot stays hot and the flavor stays sharp. See you then.