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Does anyone know how to print the recipes directly from the Anova site without including all the pictures? I'd like to be able to print the recipes with just the ingredient list and instructions.

I've often wondered the same thing for the same reasons.

Nor I.

I am just catching up on this wonderful blog but this post caught my eye. Re: ginger tea - do you just cut off say a 1/2" piece of fresh ginger and steep it in a mug of hot water? I've been having stomach issues and I would like to try it. The usual Western remedies don't seem to want to work.

If you like grilled cheese sandwiches, the air fryer makes the best ones I've ever had.

$959 Canadian but they do go on sale. Go to the Anova site itself.

No, it's not the same one. The one you linked to is for the Chamber Vacuum Sealer listed at $479. The one I am interested in is the Vacuum Sealer Pro, list price $209 currently on for $140. There is also a third simply called Vacuum list $109 on for $83. I wasn't able to find any mention on eGullet of either of the cheaper ones. I need (would like) something better than what I've got but a chamber vacuum sealer is beyond what i need.

Does anyone have one of these? If you do, what are the pros and cons? I'm thing of getting one as it is 32% off right now but would like to know what others think of it. And what do they mean by "marinade friendly, no longer must Anova food nerds live in fear of sucking up extra liquid into the vacuum port of their sealer". It's not a chamber vacuum so I would think you can't have much liquid in the bag or it will, in fact, get sucked into the vacuum port. I'm currently using an inexpensive Foodsaver. Looking forward to your comments.

I just found your blog and read the whole thing. Fascinating. I don't know anything about tarsiers, (I'm about to educate myself) but they are awful cute. Thank you so much for this.

https://www.seriouseats.com/cooks-illustrated-foolproof-pie-dough-recipe

Pardon my ignorance, but I'm not sure what exactly you mean by this. Is your oven not working properly? What do you mean by "bricked it"?

@MetsFan5 Should you have a Dutch grocery close to you, they often have an Indonesian food section where you can find such items. We have several such stores here that carry these chips.

I had a look at the first couple of pages and decided I couldn't be bothered going through the rest of them. I neither want nor need anything so unless I see something compelling in an e-mail I'll sit this one out. There are some good buys - just not for me.

I had a Breville BTA820XL that finally gave up toasting. I recently replaced it with a Cuisinart CPT-T20C. I've only used it a few times but so far I'm happy with it. Here in Canada it lists for $120 and I bought it on sale for $40. I don't expect it to last forever but for $40 I don't expect it to.

What is the IP all day stock method? I have a stash of frozen chicken carcasses and bits and pieces I need to do something with.

It's still being sold in these parts.

Somewhere on this forum there was a short discussion on sealer things that you slide across the top of things like potato chip bags to keep the contents fresh. I can't find it. Anyone?

Hi @dureMmar welcome to the forum. @TdeV has already pointed out one of the very useful threads. The enablers on this site will have you buying stuff in no time.

Since you did not make a comment about the food, I assume it wasn't to your liking?

I have a couple of these and I use them to freeze buttermilk and pineapple juice, among other thing. They hold 1/4 cup each and are handy to have on hand for, say, baking in the case of buttermilk. Plus, being silicone, they pop right our so once frozen, I store the "pucks" in freezer bags.

What are Boston Baked Beans candies?

GBPs have no redeeming features.

I am a Costco member and I've never seen it advertised before.

Nice find!

Here's hoping for a speedy recovery.