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@DiggingDogFarm It isn't emitting CO unless it's being used though. You couldn't just open a window whenever you bake?

Induction gets pretty frigging hot. And all things considered is cheap.

@DiggingDogFarm woof. That looks like some power cooking. Thinking... how about a charcoal chimney...a PITA that requires planning but hot as hell and dirt cheap. Or using a propane turkey fryer ...gotta be a million btu there.

@DiggingDogFarm I've wondered if one couldn't drill out the flameholes to enlarge them and get more BTU. Might be an issue with the regulator and gas flow though. Somebody on eG must know.

@DiggingDogFarm my blue star has six inch burners. Their website will show the configuration. Lots of flameholes , ...if that's not a word it should be.

My regular Blue Star I think has 18K BTU burners. They are plenty hot enough for me.

@rotuts isn't up to that photo

@DiggingDogFarm You might epoxy a brace that runs the length of the side that you don't use.

A scummy Met. History of gross misbehavior.

Lenny Dykstra was your contractor?

The oven is more accurate than thermometers? I think not. But perhaps the oven's temp cycles will confound a thermometer. One can get around this by putting a ramekin of oil in the oven and taking its temp. It ought to be around the prescribed temp

Good to see that this one at least has "pressure wash"

The Joy of Cooking.

This one. Cheap, fast accurate.. CDN DTQ450X Digital ProAccurate Instant-Read Thermometer-NSF Certified

Any chance its a bad detector?

Jason Atherton or Gordon Ramsay.

@Shelby I love smoked turkey breast cooked SV. Makes a fabulous turkey salad. I keep cooked and smoked breasts in the freezer for emergencies.

I read that article. Interesting. But not cheap. By my reckoning her $137 bill had $20 markup within it and a $6 delivery charge and then a tip. So she paid at least $35 extra. If you do that twice a month ...which is conservative...that's an extra $840 per year If you are home-bound then it's a blessing , but at those prices it doesn't add up for most people I think. But amazon has market power and might well make it an affordable proposition.

Its not baloney-like, though.

Very good stuff for breakfast or perhaps lunch in a sandwich. Typically has notches cut in it to counter curling of thin slices. I just cut them thicker. ;-)

I don't see "steam"

Taylor Pork Roll and hash browns.

Me too. I tend to cook by the seat of my pants and only measure when I'm baking.

In n out is a nice burger, >>McD. But it's not life-changing as I'd been lead to believe. Im looking forward to your reports

Coffee maker, CSO/BSO, SV thing, mandoline, vac sealer.