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Fennel braised salmon and Berber spice seasoned potatoes.

agreed. I can scramble eggs in my deBuyer and Darto steel pans

@rotuts I agree with you, but the ref provided suggests the spider is AKA flat iron. That's why I said "if this is the same FIS we get..."

If this is the same flat iron that we get, its tender enough without SV. Typically I sear on both sides and rest it and its so thin its done.

I do this too. Also w ducks

A local restaurant sous vides cabbage and applies a sweet harissa dressing. Nice. I'll do similar with a steam oven followed by charring the cut face in a hot pan. Smaller heads work better as they have thinner ribs.

Me too. Glad you are back.

The market had a rib roast on big discount that I was compelled to buy, even though I'm not a big chunk of beast kind of guy. So Prime rib it was.

Another tip-off that its crappy is having it being a One Pot Meal as a selling point. So what? Washing three pots is such a burden?

Pork tenderloin saltimboca

good to know

I've bought several AllClad original Master Chef pans on eBay. Great price and in great shape. I'd do it again. If you want new, Calphalon makes a small pot that I'm very happy with too

If it is a store devoted to cheese and they won't give you a taste... I'd leave.

He'll always have something to do. Screw around in the garden until the ball game comes on.😃

I completely understand the fear. I have a little too.

Holy cow! I could never use that many tomatoes and one radish would be a year's consumption for us I figure to plant one or two Celebrity tomatoes and a Sweet 100. Basil, parsley, dill, rosemary and thyme.

Mozzarella is pretty indispensable too

Mt.Rushmore is a mountain in the US carved with the images 4 famous American presidents, who, for the sake of argument were great ones. If there was a Mt Rushmore of cheeses, what would you have on yours? I'd probably have cheddar, chevre, gruyere and parmigiano reggiano .

Those dishes will get cold in seconds

You've automated the egg-cracking and cooking, but not the loading of the eggs or the cleaning. Is time actually saved? What happens when there is a bit of shell in the eggs? As much as I respect the effort you put in...and I'm awed by it...I don't see a market for this thing.

positive reviews are often faked

Given that the public is still pretty clueless re induction, perhaps a more focused market...eg safe deep frying, would be an angle for you. I like the "safe for elderly" spin somebody suggested upthread as well

What am I thinking of? There was some crazy-priced induction thing that several bought for less off ebay.

Wasn't paragon about $2000?

Cooking writers need new stuff to write about all the time. It doesn't have to be a good idea. If one wanted a leave-it-alone browning method it would require standardization experiments with one's broiler/oven. Why bother unless you made chili every day? Shall I give my opinion of sheet pan meals?