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Everything posted by gfweb
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excellent stuff
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I despise them as well. Many are the pastries that have been ruined by those foul things.
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Unbuffered lido....
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Its 1/2 of a George Foreman Cooker
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The colors. Should be white , black and stainless steel...maybe red... so they'd fit in in most kitchens. But dorm cooking may be the best fit.
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@btbyrd Love the forceps. Infinite uses!
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A solution for a problem nobody has. Maybe in a college dorm it'd be useful. And 65C is more than "warm". Color choices are bizarre. But it'd make a great WTF wedding gift.
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Yes. Not so well-formed.
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look more like Moose Turds
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Henry the wonder dog won’t eat a raw potato
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Chicken thigh cacciatore. Needs something green. Sirloin pasta with basil cream sauce and wilted arugula Korean BBQ salmon with dried cranberry and onion wild rice
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And what are you roasting them in? Is the bottom side on a rack or a pan/dish. Where is the heat? Above or top and bottom? 4 hours sounds long even at 250 F. The fix might be as simple as covering in foil
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Consider Cabot Seriously Sharp cheddar.
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Some of them look like the head is bigger than the base. How do you unmold them?
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Huh. I have an anova 1.0 that is still going strong. A little noisy, but always has been.
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Holly Moore. Great friend of road food. Greatly missed.
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I usually use ziplocs so its easy... pop it in and remove air by the submersion method. I don't see why you couldn't pat it dry and vac seal it, though
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You can do 6h and cut off a chunk and see if its tender enough. If not, back in the pool.
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I label my costco flap steak "bavette" and it tastes better that way.
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I'd do 135, I think. I'm not sure re the time. 12 hours might not be long enough given the size of the thing and the cut. You could do 12 hrs and then try a piece and cook more if needed. Makes it hard to plan a meal though. Maybe somebody else has experience with it. @rotuts ?
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Is this tri tip? If so, I've been happy with SV for 3 hours
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Gouchujang salmon with Israeli cous cous and roasted cauliflower Because it was so frigging hot, I decided on a cold dinner. Smoked pork tenderloin tonnato, and a salad
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Not for me. I'm opposed to pointless technology. And The North Koreans might hack my dinner.
