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Spicy Asian noodles with chicken. Didn't feel much like cooking and I had a Costco cooked chicken in the fridge so made this. A bit of cucumber salad on the side.

@Shelby and @Mmmpomps did you use baking potatoes or regular ones?

Wow! That is beautiful looking dough.

You are almost as bad as @Toliver I just sprung for the Simple Thai Food one.

Tune in on the 17th!

Will do. Thank you.

9 Thank you. I bought one yesterday and will try it SV. Ours, however, was "on sale" for $5.99/lb. I'll cook the veggies separately in the jus. They used to be a bit cheaper but I doubt that we'd ever see them for $I.97/lb.

@rotuts I am interested in your SV method for corned beef. How differently does sving the CB affect the texture as compared to cooking it in the more traditional way?

@gfron1 My sister and BIL are on their way home from the south-west and I know they are going through Missouri on their way. Last I heard they were in New Mexico. Anyway, I told them about your place and I'm hoping they will be close enough to stop in. Mind, I have no idea of the route they are taking so dont' know if that will happen but I hope so.

What a wonderful review. Sure wish you weren't so far away. If you were closer, I'd surely be stopping by regularly for the bacon Kouign Aman. And the yogurt. And many other things.

I too was happy with the result, although I would have been equally happy had the other person won. My husband commented that the last three winners have all won via last chance kitchen.

Hold on to your wallets, everyone! I just read that the IP people are coming out with a new version this spring. It will have 8 functions, the eighth function being a canning one. In addition to that, it will also have an automatic stirrer for making things like risotto, new venting options and an easy-to-read screen. Expected price about $200.

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Ditto.

Thank you! Never thought of sticking those lids to the fridge. I am/was forever looking for them.

Interesting topic. When we tip, and pay by credit card, we usually leave cash rather than adding it to the credit amount for the simple reason to make sure the tip is not reduced by whatever amount the owner pays to the credit card company for processing charges. Sometimes that is not a lot, but it's the principle of the thing.........

I could go for those eggs which is saying something because I don't much care for scrambled eggs and never eat them. Do you cook the onions first, then add eggs and when near done, add the tomato and chili sauce just to incorporate and warm through? Also, when do you add the feta? It looks as though it has somewhat softened.

Fresh tomato, sausage and pecorino pasta. I used cherry sized Kumatos for this.

@JoNorvelleWalker the shanks, after browning, are cooked with chopped onions, carrots, celery, garlic, herbs de provence, tomato paste, red wine, salt and pepper and beef broth. 45 minutes in the IP, NPR. All the bits are strained out and discarded. What is left is reduced to as you see it on the plate, seasoning adjusted. It is very good, if I do say so myself.

Sauce was good. I use the standard onions, carrots and celery when I cook the shanks and then strain it all out and reduce the sauce. Works well. Pinot Noir was part of the liquid along with beef broth. Edited to add: the shanks were already frenched.

Lamb shanks.

Lamb shanks on polenta with carrots and peas.

Me also. I loved them.

Hoisin/ginger glazed chicken and Szechuan noodle salad.

@Toliver I know next to nothing about gluten-free cooking but what little I do know made me think that you couldn't just swap, say, all-purpose flour for whatever the gluten free item is in the recipe, which Anna's comment seems to confirm. Are we wrong?