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@Anna N nice report im sure your can re-vitalize your find ! even better Diogenes can nose take a few weeks off and perhaps enjoy a few slices of Modernist Bread ? as Fr. toast ? eggs , Maple syrup ? Canadiene ? reviewing once more : I would not mind being to that Breakfast !
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if I were to do do Lettuce in an ' odd ' way : it would be Romaine completely fresh or ice-cold rehydrated you know what I mean many leaves are very tired after ' shipping ' then cut in 1/2 brushed w a bit of EVOO , perhaps some seasonings the grilled cut side down for some color and then gobbled up that way that being said its been said : what does He Know ? forgetting that I invented M.R. going to have some MR soon MySelf !
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the dimensions on the Ca site for panasonic read : Exterior Dimensions (W x D x H): 512 x 400 x 347 mm that's 20.16 " x 15.75 " x 13.66 " if this is the oven : some you tube vids : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtUrFiSBYJs apparently there are other Panasonic steam ovens sold outside the US : http://www.harveynorman.com.my/kitchen-appliances/small-kitchen-appliances/compact-ovens/panasonic-15l-steam-oven.html http://www.harveynorman.co.nz/home-appliances/kitchen-appliances/microwaves/panasonic-32l-convection-steam-microwave-oven.html https://www.appliancesonline.com.au/panasonic-combination-steam-microwave-nnds592b/ wonder why not available in the USA ?
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@Anna N well keep at it. the discoloring is odd i wonder what caused it. the book you mentioned is not in my Library System and looks interesting Ill ask for a purchase they generality do this , as they have to buy something w my realEstate taxes. how do you like the book en generale
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why would someone apply a vacuum to damp greens in a rigid container ? the container might prevent their compression , which would occur in a plastic bag ........
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here they are , for review purposes : bit of a mystery as to what's the point. for completeness sake , there are SV baths near by : Ive seen similar baths on Great British Menu sorry for the bad pic. if there is SV going on at some point for these Greens , its not on the Vid. I would be interested in finding out what is being accomplishes by drawing a vacuum on the Greens. they appear to be wet , as they are shaken-off before vein placed in the pan. the Vac'd
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Ive played your link , but cannon get s sound. leafy greens are placed in a stainless steel pan , then a plastic lid is placed over it. the lid is reinforced , is you will with a green connection that is then vacuum-extracted by a very interesting looking machine. thats it. I could not get the video to pause so I might post a few screen shots.
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"Modernist Cuisine: The Art and Science of Bread"
rotuts replied to a topic in Cookbooks & References
also somebody or bodies went to the trouble to actually scan MC. it floats around as a .pdf -
"Modernist Cuisine: The Art and Science of Bread"
rotuts replied to a topic in Cookbooks & References
Im sure they will eventually have an electronic version of MB they do have a MC@H electronic version but I can't find one for MC Im guessing some of the issue is its hard to Pirate 50 lbs of books and very easy once an electronic version starts to float around. -
thanks. I think you are correct. cuts like that never make it into any ' major ' market Ive seen. next time im in Chinatown ill have to look around.
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@ProfessionalHobbit what is that cut of meat > Ive never seen anything like it
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@HungryChris SK it is !
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!HungryChris Ive sent in your name for the Nomination for Sandwich King or S.Queen whichever you prefer.
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I also thought this was for a Mongolian hot pot. I I too remember way back there were a few coals in a center chamber and then a chimney was added to keep food falling on the coals Google returned these images : images mongolian hot pot you have to scroll down or click images what was new to me is that many of the pots had two sections , no central section and some were a bit Yin-ish/Yang-ish Googingh ShabuShabu : images shabu shabu some had chimneys , but not many and one had a central bowl as yours does and in it was a mushroom broth. maybe chimneys have been eliminated in the restaurant setting ?
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compared to the Above , this is as plain looking as it can get : yest. evening baked potato w butter and green onion, reheated in the Micro and a soft scrambled egg w butter. surprisingly good. next time Ill spindle a little of Penzey's Bratwurst seasoning on the potato pre-Micro.
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Your Daily Sweets: What Are You Making and Baking? (2017 – )
rotuts replied to a topic in Pastry & Baking
@Anna N may I ask for the Rx ? -
@HungryChris nice ! you really know how to Shred items for Crunch and Big Time Mouth Feel Important is is. a bit sad there is not Mortadella. Ill light a candle.
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Baking with Myhrvold's "Modernist Bread: The Art and Science"
rotuts replied to a topic in Pastry & Baking
@kevinkeating very nice ! like the pointy ends. -
@Shelby nice Lasagna ! what's cheese on the top ? what cheese did you use in the Innards ? if you use ricotta have you considered cottage cheese ? of the fat content you might enjoy ? said to be more flavorful as I have TurkeyRagu down pat Im going to have to revisit lasagna a fav or mine.
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@joiei nice surprised a bit there is still a Sam's extant ... but SV is the best way to cook meat. any meat. your are 80 - 90 % there its that last 10 % that requires your attention.
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Your Daily Sweets: What Are You Making and Baking? (2017 – )
rotuts replied to a topic in Pastry & Baking
@kayb wow does that bring back memories for me ! did you use 'Nilla wafers ? nice although it looks like Ham Slices Im guessing that's your Egg whites ! -
@Shelby Nice ! next time consider not peeling the taters, as long as the skin is ' clean ' a huge a mount of flavor in the skin I think. or put 1/2 peeled in onside of true pan , and 1/2 unpeeled in the other and then see if you can taste the difference. and BTW " less work "
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Thank You for starting this topic. Id also like a boost to get baking in the CSO