Dishwasher Aroma
© 2008 Sam Breach Dishwasher Aroma
'Becks and Posh' is modern cockney for 'nosh'. Follow English-Girl-Abroad, Sam Breach, on her culinary travels, mainly in the San Francisco Bay Area, but also further afield, whilst she plays at being amateur restaurant critic, wine taster, food photographer, cocktail connoisseur, party planner, good food forager and practising home cook, with trusted French advisor, Fred, by her side.
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15 Comments:
At 13/3/08 16:07, ChrisB said…
LOL you are so funny Sam~ my dishwasher just smelt of fish before I switched it on this evening! :)
At 13/3/08 16:27, Unknown said…
Yep, mine just smelled like bacon. What did you make? I want my dishwasher to smell good too!
At 13/3/08 18:12, Anonymous said…
So funny! And so true! I always love the smell of dirty dishes when we've just feasted on garlicky pasta ...
Belle
At 13/3/08 21:16, Sam said…
I think garlic might indeed be the key.
I think in my case it was Tuesday night's dinner when I had marinated some grass fed, locally raised lamb riblets overnight in red wine vinegar, shallots, parsley, garlic, hot sauce, olive oil salt and pepper and maybe something else I can't recall now. I had first seared the outside of those riblets on the BBQ and then slow cooked them, covered, in the oven, for a couple of hours, in the left over marinade plus a cup of dry white wine. I think it must have that combination that that made my dishwasher smell so delicious.
At 13/3/08 22:25, Jocelyn:McAuliflower said…
I thought this was going to be a post on cooking food in your dishwasher.
Instead I'm slightly disgusted and yet hungry... :)
At 14/3/08 00:52, Culinary Cowgirl said…
LOL! I've often thought this...but never admitted it :)
At 14/3/08 03:09, Robert said…
I've noticed the same thing! One of my favorite moments is when I come into the kitchen from upstairs or outside an hour or so after dinner and tbink, "man, it smells great in here. Whoever lives here sure is eating well . . . oh, wait, that's me!"
At 14/3/08 14:43, Simply...Gluten-free said…
Love your blog. Have visited often but this is the first time I've commented. I am still laughing!
At 14/3/08 16:58, Anonymous said…
You have a dishwasher??! That's it... I'm moving in.
At 15/3/08 09:42, Anonymous said…
I wish this would happen to me! Unfortunately, our small NYC apartment doesn't have a dishwasher, so the only thing I smell if I leave dishes for the next day is the nasty-arse smell of old sauce/food mixed with soapy water. And then I'm depressed b/c I'd love to just press a button and the dishes be done, but instead it's dishpan hands again! It's not quite appetizing and actually puts me off eating. I can't wait for the day when we have a dishwasher!!
So, all of you, whenever you have a minute, give your dishwasher a hug and a kiss. Especially if it smells as nice nice! - amy @ http://www.weareneverfull.com
At 15/3/08 11:51, kudzu said…
Sam--I'm getting pedantic only because the lovely cheesemaker uses musical terms as names for all her products, and her company is Andante, not Adante. Envy you the taste of that butter; it must be especially sweet now that it is spring.
At 15/3/08 15:16, Unknown said…
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At 15/3/08 15:23, San Francisco Photos said…
Funny it never smells good in the dishwasher ... eek it actually reeks! I wish it smelled good actually then I'd be tempted to lick the plates clean!
At 19/3/08 11:19, Anonymous said…
i think i eat really well, but my dishwasher always smells like ass! maybe that a good thing, because it indicates what a varied and interesting diet i have? or maybe dishwashers are just supposed to smell like ass, and yours was an aberration.
At 21/3/08 13:05, Anonymous said…
You crack me up! I thought you were talking about that nasty, dirty dish rags smell that you sometimes get from not-so-clean wine glasses. So glad you weren't.
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