sherry38
04-04-2004, 03:45 PM
I saw a demonstration of this recipe on the news last night..it literally EXPLODES!
The recipe calls for boiling the shortning and water for five minutes...but after three...it erupts! Several ladies have been BADLY burned!
Recipe for Danger
Wed Mar 31, 7:56 AM ET Add Oddly Enough - Reuters to My Yahoo!
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Attention cooks -- a recipe for rolls in the current issue of Southern Living magazine could be hazardous.
The magazine, published by Time Warner Inc.'s Southern Progress Corp. subsidiary, said it is alerting readers about potential dangers from a recipe for icebox rolls in its April issue. The magazine said it has requested the removal of all copies of the April issue from newsstands.
"It has been determined that heating the water and shortening, as described in the recipe, is potentially dangerous and may pose a fire and safety hazard," the Birmingham, Alabama-based magazine said in a statement.
Southern Living said 12 of its roughly 2.4 million subscribers had contacted the company with concerns about the recipe. A corrected recipe is available on the southernliving.com Web site.
The content of your character is your choice. Day by day, what you choose, what you think, and what you do is who you become. Your integrity is your destiny-- it is the light that guides your way." --Heraclitus
The recipe calls for boiling the shortning and water for five minutes...but after three...it erupts! Several ladies have been BADLY burned!
Recipe for Danger
Wed Mar 31, 7:56 AM ET Add Oddly Enough - Reuters to My Yahoo!
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Attention cooks -- a recipe for rolls in the current issue of Southern Living magazine could be hazardous.
The magazine, published by Time Warner Inc.'s Southern Progress Corp. subsidiary, said it is alerting readers about potential dangers from a recipe for icebox rolls in its April issue. The magazine said it has requested the removal of all copies of the April issue from newsstands.
"It has been determined that heating the water and shortening, as described in the recipe, is potentially dangerous and may pose a fire and safety hazard," the Birmingham, Alabama-based magazine said in a statement.
Southern Living said 12 of its roughly 2.4 million subscribers had contacted the company with concerns about the recipe. A corrected recipe is available on the southernliving.com Web site.
The content of your character is your choice. Day by day, what you choose, what you think, and what you do is who you become. Your integrity is your destiny-- it is the light that guides your way." --Heraclitus