i kinked one of my aluminum natural gas stove pilot feeds so bad gas wont even get through to light the burner.has anyone ever replaced the aluminum with 3/8quot; soft copperI dont see why not but thought i should play it safe.was basically going to splice the alumininum with a compression coupler and then run copper from teh pilot tip to the knob.any advice or warnings?thanks
Ingredients 3 tablespoons light corn syrup 1? tablespoons sugar ? teaspoon salt 1? cups (5 ounces) walnut or pecan halves Method 1Preheat the oven to 325°FPlace a large piece of aluminum foil on a work surface 2In a medium bowl, combine the corn syrup, sugar, and saltAdd the nuts and toss to coat wellPlace in a single layer on a baking sheet coated with Teflon? non-stick 3Bake the nuts for 12 to 15 minutes, or until golden brown, stirring every 5 minutes and making sure they are not burning 4Immediately spoon the nuts onto the foilLet cool slightlyQuickly separate the nuts and let cool thoroughlyStore in an airtight container Advance Preparation: The nuts will keep for 1 week in an airtight containerThe Clever Cook Could: Add a pinch of cayenne and freshly ground black pepper to the nuts before baking for a spicy adaptation Add 1 teaspoon of grated orange zest to the nuts before baking for a sweet citrus flavor To make a large batch: Use a 16-ounce bag of pecan or walnut halves and triple the amount of syrup, sugar, and saltThis will make about 3 cups.
water plus powder sugar, heated until brown.
Both corky and shadow are incorrectCopper is now safe to use with natural gasRefer to Yahoo Best Answers from 7 months ago, topic is Is copper safe to use with natural gas and get all the details, but basically the additives they USED TO use in natgas were corrosive to copper, but not so anymore and in fact copper is now code approved for its use in maqny municipalities again.
