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I haven't made them yet but will post when I do.

I do it at 140 for 3 hours.

I just had a thought. I think I'll brown the panko in some bacon grease.

Yeah, I've been googling recipes too. I also now have a dozen or so jalapenos in the fridge. I like the idea of topping them with panko crumbs, toasted, I think. Then, I wonder about cooking up some bacon while they are baking and sprinkle some bacon bits over the finished product rather than fiddling with bacon slices.

Thank you Kerry. I really, really, wanted to dive into those pastries. All of them.

We'll all sleep so much better tonight!

That worked. Did not work. I got the picture of the soup but no recipe.

Well, this is truly weird. I tap on your quote and I get an error message saying that the page does not exist. Anyway, thanks for quoting it in full. I appreciate it.

This is what I get:

Link goes to lamb shanks.

Try cracking the egg into a strainer and those wispy bits will fall through the strainer and then you won't have those bits.

Let me know how/if it works. I have the control freak also so I'm curious. What were the whites like?

Um, yes, before you put the water in.

It wouldn't do anything. All the lights went out, nothing worked. It just stopped.

John just picked up and re-installed the microwave. It was the fuse as @chromedome mentioned, as well as a switch. The repair was considerably cheaper than a new one, we'll see how long it lasts. Thanks, everyone, for chiming in.

What if you sprayed some Pam or other such spray oil onto the bottom of the pan? I haven't tried it but it might work.

Ah yes, @Shelby the enabler.😁

John took the microwave to the repair shop in case it is something as simple as a fuse. We never thought of getting it looked at, until @chromedome mentioned the fuse. We'll know early next week what the diagnosis is. In our looking around ar new ones I was surprised by all the complaints against Panasonic, both for the quality of their product and their poor customer service. I have always been happy with them.

I thought I was the only one who did that.

Hi and welcome to the forum. Can you tell us a little about yourself?

Hi Fred, welcome to the forum.

An ostrich eggs equates to 24 chicken eggs.

A friend invited us over for breakfast one day, a number of years ago. He had duck eggs and ostrich eggs on offer. I had an ostrich egg which I could not finish. They weight about 3 pounds each. John ate duck eggs. They were both really good. It was quite a job cracking the ostrich shell. It's not unlike trying to crack a rock. I believe he eventually cracked it using a hammer.

Looking forward to it. How long are you there for?

Wonderful! You'll be pleased with it.