The remaining subjects underwent a stove change to a stove with chimney, which has been previously reported (Lan et al, 2002), or did not permanently change their stove type.
New stoves with chimneys, which are designed to meet most of the cooking and heating needs of residents, were installed in all households in the areas with endemic arsenicosis.
Turn the stove or burner on with which you are going to heat your "still".
These will leave the stove with more oil, which will in turn collect more dirt.
In conflict settings other than DRC, that response has included interventions such as the provision of fuel-efficient stoves to reduce the frequency with which women have to leave the village in search of firewood[ 17].
Others crossed the small space, moving from stove to sink to refrigerator, a tight choreography with which David was intimately familiar.
Gilbert was about to attempt a recipe for Celery au Gratin from the cookbook "At Home on the Range; or, How to Make Friends with Your Stove," which was published in 1947, by her great-grandmother Margaret Yardley Potter.
Baseball fans, meanwhile, are busying themselves with the hot stove league, which these days has been scalding the Yankees.
I put the beans by the bottle opener so I remember to soak them overnight, then put the soaking beans by the kettle so I remember to plonk them on the stove with my first coffee, which means they simmer as we get ready.
Polenta is slowly cooked in the oven — rather than stirred slowly on the stove — with this simple gratin, which is topped with a variety of mushrooms, fresh rosemary and Fontina cheese.
