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Put a pot of beans on to soak before leaving for work. Cooked in the Breville PC seasoned with garlic and rosemary. Sauteed with more garlic, spinach, salt, pepper and a few red pepper flakes and served with grilled sausage.

Tonight's dinner. Chicken livers with mushrooms, shallots, garlic and fresh sage.

Moe's breakfast. Eggs from local farm, scrambled with a side of Cranberry beans.

I don't think this would fit. The 11.5 would fit the width but I think the depth would have to be 10.25 maximum to fit the shape of the rack.

My 10 1/4" Lodge arrived today. Fits with room to spare. Clears the door by more than 2". Still waiting for the 8" to arrive.

Shelby, I like the idea of the croissants used in a strata. Moe's breakfast. Soft boiled (steamed) eggs with buttered toast fingers. I think this is actually his favourite way to eat eggs and yet it is my least favourite to make.

Thanks Linda. Had enough dough leftover over from a batch that had been in the fridge since Friday to bake a small loaf last night. Baked in the CSO at 450°. Sliced this morning.

Made pizza last night from dough that had been in the fridge since Friday. Enough leftover to bake another little loaf in the CSO . I hope the larger stone will arrive this week so I can bake longer loaves. Does a nice job on the crust without having to spray or toss ice cubes into the bottom of the oven. Slice this morning.

Great looking baguettes Norm. Tonight's Dinner - Pizza Dough was made on Friday with the intention of baking bread. Instead I made a large 17" pizza with enough dough left for a small loaf. Pizza was baked on the grill. This is what it looked like after one minute. After Four and after seven.

Moe's breakfast. Tonkatsu Sinangag - A Filipino dish. Breaded Pork chop with Tonkatsu Sauce served with Garlic Fried rice and a fried egg. Recipe from Panlasang Pinoy. With minor adjustments.

So many wonderful dinners on this page. @Blue_Dolphins, pasta and garlic bread. @Norm Matthews, beautiful steaks, @Chefmd,'s golden bird, @Anna's perfectly cooked duck breasts. ( I love your choice of zucchini ) and @HungryChris's oysters. It is still early here on the west coast and I'm craving those oysters. Friday night's dinner.

I'm jealous. I don't think mine will be here before next Friday.

My new one is a Canadian model and it is Fahrenheit.

OOOH I just ordered a stone that is 10" X 7" for my CSO. And even better it was available on ebay from a Canadian company. Kitchen Supply Old Stone Oven Toaster Oven Pizza Stone, 7-Inch by 10-Inch

Yes and I preheated the oven with the stone in it just like I would if I was baking in the big oven. It was easy to slide the round off the transfer board on to the stone.

@Shelby, I have the same one plus the 8" on order but I don't think that Amazon has even shipped it yet. Suppose to be here between Dec.5 and the 11th. Can't wait to see how you use it. JoNorvelle, I have birds eye/burl maple transfer board that we made. Loaves can be slid in off the long end or off the short end. So in this case it was the short end.

Anna, thanks for your review. That is how I feel about Eye of Round. Every time I have cooked an Eye of Round I'm always disappointed. I want to like. But I don't. Same can be said for flank steak. Doesn't matter how perfectly it is cooked, I just don't care for it.

JoNorvelle, I didn't weigh when I divided the dough. Just eyeballed. One might have been slightly larger than the other. But the weight of the dough with 500G of flour and 360g of water, would make each loaf around 430g each. Rotus, the stones are by Pizzacraft and come in a set of four 7 .5" stones. I bought two sets when they were on sale at Canadian Tire. If I remember correctly I paid $24.99 per set. Great for lining a grill too. Not sure what other sizes they have, but I used just one in the CSO last night and it was big enough for the round. No, I didn't do anything to protect the top of the loaf. Sliced the CSO loaf this morning.

Baked my first bread in the CSO tonight. Started the dough after 2:30 this afternoon and the bread just came out of the oven at 9:00 PM. Made a 500g batch at 72% hydration. The loaf upfront is the one baked in the CSO. The one in the background was baked in a Waring counter-top oven. Both baked on stones. I have some 7" stones and one was perfect in the CSO for a round/boule.

Decided after 2:30 PM that I wanted to try baking bread in the CSO. So I started a 500g batch of dough. I definitely should have started earlier in the day. The bread came out of the oven at 9:00. Enough dough for two rounds. The one in the background was baked on a stone in the Waring Countertop and the one upfront was baked in the CSO. Both were baked on a stone. I have a 7" stone that is perfect for the small oven. I can't remember the last time I baked bread from same day dough.

If you wanted it more rare would you do three minutes?

Kerry it wasn't me but I'm glad you gave it a try. Looks good. Was it tender?

Melissa, I'm a fan of high heat roasting so if I had the option I would always roast at 500°. The bake steam setting only goes to 450°F so that is what I would use on this oven. It is what I roasted the chicken on. I don't use a rack. I roast in a cast iron skillet and after the first 10 minutes I give the pan a shake to make sure nothing is sticking. I would do the same for legs, thighs or even bone in breasts.

Baguette baked on Sunday night from the remaining dough from Wednesday. Sliced tonight because Moe wanted some toast.

This looks so good. Makes my mouth water. I need to make more dishes like this. You always make it look so easy. Roasted a chicken in my new steam oven last night. Moe ate the legs last night for dinner. This morning I made hot chicken sandwiches with double fried fries.