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Everything posted by ElsieD
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I'm glad I live far, far away from that store!
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Welcome to this wonderful forum.
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Curious - which one did you get?
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I did call Anova about this and much to my surprise they called me back about a half hour later. They suggested I pull the plug and leave it unplugged for at least 15 minutes so it could re -set itself. I'm not sure what re-set means but at any rate I unplugged it overnight and tried the proof function again this morning. It was set to 81F, but the temperature went to 92.
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Have you tried it yet? My bottle arrived today.
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Today I starting reading this topic starting on page 1. After I finished page 20 I called it a day and will continue tomorrow. I took a lot of notes while I was reading this and will have lots of things to check out when I've finished reading it. After that i will go to Anova Culinary and go through their stuff. I admit I should have done this a while ago.
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Whereabouts are you?
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Thank you so much! I just ordered the book.
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Could I ask for someone to post the index from the book or, if that is a no-no, sending it to me via PM?
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I too am married to a burger fanatic.
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I wanted to know what was in it and this is from their web site: Dehydrated vegetables (garlic, onion, red bell pepper), Himalayan pink salt, sea salt, black pepper, dehydrated lemon zest, parsley, high oleic sunflower oil, garlic oil Fellow Canadians: Amazon.ca sells it and has it in stock.
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I'm pretty sure I bought that when I got the lettuce keeper but that was so long ago I could well be mistaken. Edited to add: I must be mistaken. The one they are showing now doesn't look like mine at all, but maybe they updated it?
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@lemniscate's comment brought to mind lobster mushrooms. I've had them and they're very good. From Wikipedia: "They are commercially marketed and sometimes found in grocery stores; they have been made available at markets in Oregon.[2] They have a seafood-like flavor and a firm, dense texture."
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I had one of those! Anyone remember the pie-shaped holder with lid of course, that held one piece of pie?
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I just finished reading this entire topic and am left with one burning question: I know that only the peel is used but is that just the peel without any of the pith? If so, what is the easiest way to de-pith (is that a word?) the peel? Also, I have 2 jars of commercially made preserved lemons. Is there a shelf life?
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Small-batch baking: pies, cakes, cookies, bread and bread rolls, etc.
ElsieD replied to a topic in Pastry & Baking
https://www.carolinescooking.com/crema-catalana/ This is a link to the recipe I used. I did have to add more cornstarch than the recipe calls for to get it to set. I didn't measure how much, but I did at least double it. -
Small-batch baking: pies, cakes, cookies, bread and bread rolls, etc.
ElsieD replied to a topic in Pastry & Baking
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I just measured them. They are 5/8" thick, 4" across and weigh 70 grams each. Edited to add: the brand also makes mini pitas which can also be made into a pocket but they are quite a bit thinner than these. I know I have 2 of those buns in the stand-up freezer but I can't find them to measure them.
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Here you go. I bought them at Loblaws. https://ozerybakery.com/ca-en/our-products/deluxe-sandwich-rounds-frena/
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Update: those labels work in the fridge, sort of. I was able to remove them with just a gentle tug and some had lifted part-way off what they were taped to. In the freezer they stay put, and i rinse them off or rub them off with a wet cloth.
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I ended up serving it with whipped cream.. I was going to add some lemon zest. But my lemons refused to be zested, I think they were too soft.