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Staff note: This post and responses to it have been moved from the Crock-Pot sous vide discussion, to maintain topic focus. Corned beef is routinely done for 48 hours. Ive done this many many times. there are many posts by several members that use this time frame. however , it would be easy to simply reset the machine @ the 24 hour stage. Id be interested , theoretically only , to see the manual and find out what temps the gizmo can actually be set at.

you don't have to make am Indian dish either . Sous Vide some , making sure you get tender , but try rare , 130 F then torch for surface mallard and slice thin . for a dandwich thicker for a ' steak ' quite the Bonanza congratulations.

@Neely I haven't had a poached egg in quite some time . yours looks perfect. Id take it , any time.

@OlyveOyl those look so good . flaky , sour cherry Id like to hear more about the sour ice cream

@Miss K why did you drain the burger on the paper towel ? that's what the bun is for . health // calorie reasons ? then use the bun , and eat half . the other half , on a hot and very humid morning \would make a very nice cold breakfast . no paper towels would be abused in the process.

@Smithy interesting experiment keep it as long as possible

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/05/dining/readers-favorite-pizza.html?searchResultPosition=7 for review purposes : ''' Last week, the Food section of The New York Times published an article on a topic described by one reader in the comments as “the most divisive and inflammatory topics to be found in modern America” — pizza. ''' ''' As recommendations poured in from Lithuania to Australia to St. Petersburg, Fla., it was clear we struck a chord. We combed through over a thousand responses, recapping the experiences of readers’ favorite slices, nostalgic pies and of course, their version of “the best.” Below are 15 of our favorite submissions, which have been edited and condensed. '' don't miss this one : ''' Fire and Ice Kathmandu, Nepal Pepperoni and mozzarella Italian pizza by an Italian owner using local ingredients in just about the last place you’d imagine. (There’s also a second location in Kolkata, India, that was equally good.) An expat’s treasure! ''' and Ill put @Duvel in charge of local verification : ''' Bei Mama Lisi Düsseldorf, Germany Any pizza with spinach crust, and the classic Margherita The family owned and operated restaurant is drenched in the history of the city. Little Italy is a neighborhood of Italian immigrant worker families who have stayed after the glass factory there closed. Bei Mama Lisi has not changed significantly in 15 years, keeping its dated but charming Mediterranean interior and letting the outstanding quality of the authentic food to do the talking. ''' Pittsburgh ? ''' Mineo’s Pizza House Pittsburgh Pepperoni This pizza is different from any other I have ever tasted. The cheese is heavy, it must rest before eating and does not travel well. The pepperonis are Pittsburgh style, quarter size, and the crust is al dente. I’ve never eaten crust like this anywhere. '' and lets no over look Rio :

a guess suggests they might not be helpful in automobiles. just be thankful Big Corm has not been sucseesful just yet in buying off politiciansto require more EtOH in gas. which BTW is an expensi9v proposition nd does not decrease the requirement on Big Oil but BC is trying.

the contestants on this show are very well seasoned BBQ Chefs.

similar to the other day , as its still very jot here. the center 'mass' is a can of the same TJ's skinless sardines . however I added to the Mayo based sauce : Mayo ( Aldi ) , kimchi Jus , window green onions , kimchi and sauerkraut ( Tj's ) finely sliced and finely sliced Tj's bagged spinach extra sliced green onions on top. Campari tomatoes around the side w ' sprinkles ' small shredded wheat 'chaff' from the bottom of the bag . I used these the other day for my salad : I had them and used them . very nice . an interesting crunch of the above were dishes in China , those little fibrils were be wiggling ( very fresh ! ) and an added economical source of protein . the top dish turned out to be very very tasty , and will be served here often of course , one would have to like sardines .

a few more snaps close to presentation for a round :

BBQ Brawl has started season 5 https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10765680/episodes/?season=5 some many cooking shows have Histrionic's that are off putting . this show's format and etc are for me amusing and a bit tough in cheek Im a fan of BF. he understands side dishes like no other . Symon is not in the later series the equipment is interesting , and seeing the teams ' work their food up ' give me ideas. I much prefer this sort of thing to various other Best Chef work-outs for review purposes : the set up the smaller unit on the left , or down at the L bottom is where the ingredients are for ' picking ' some very creative stuff is made , and the three ' star ' chefs also cook and , what is better than cooking outside , vs a Stadium or Studio ?

@AlaMoi I was about to buy one of those Blue Diamond pans , as the 9.5 " is on sale. but don't really need another pan , of any kind. but I might succumb for research purposes. My Teflon pans continue to serve me well this set and brand T-fal Ultimate Hard Anodized Nonstick Fry Pan Set 3 Piece, 8, 10.25, 12 Inch, Oven Broiler Safe 400F, Lid Safe 350F (eG-friendly Amazon.com link) I ve had them for years , and now find that they work decently as long as they are hot when the eggs go in ie there is a sizzle . no sizzle , I didn't wait long enough and there is sticking . this is eggs w no EVOO or Butter, they do not function quite the same , of course , as brand new . but work well for my purposes. in terms of the ' film ' Ive had that on my heavy French copper sauce // fry pans I think its polymerized oil of some sort . PAM is the worst thing to use , and promotes very heavy build up I removed it either Eazy=Off or BTF. is it possible you get that brown film , using only EVOO and Butter because you use the pans at a very high heat ?

@weinoo Im not that much of a red sauce person for pasta . there are significant exceptions : mostly things like lasagna , stuffed shells and the like. your Ravioli , with just a touch of red sauce , and mighty fine looking red sauce at that has been added to my Red Sauce List. did you broil or torch the sauce after plating to get the darker bits ? Id eat that dish any time. 1 kudos your way . the shrimp also look very tasty ,

@dcarch Im no expert but I had possible a similar problem years ago w my mower. the engine had to be ' cleaned ' turns out that problem at least was solved by using gas stabilizer in the gas for mowers etc https://www.berrymanproducts.com/fuel-stabilizer/ https://vpracingfuels.com/product/fuel-stabilizer/?c=496& and you use fresh gas each year , and add this stuff again. for years I never had a problem , year after year after year.

@FrogPrincesse thank you for sharing , esp the menu's are individual numbered dishes meat for one person ? say , entree , big pot , fish , special combo ? does the barchan come automatically ? ;looks delicious.

@Kim Shook Im not a fan of banana bread . growing up , those made in mynhouse were dense , and heavy. yours looks much better looking at yourRx , ; very ripe bananas ' what would your banana bread be like w much firmer bananas ? th kind i prefer to eat ? mashed up of course .

@Pete Fred That tart looks perfect.

late lunch // early dinner : TJ's skinless sardines ,' blue can ' cold Aldi mayo w kimchi jus and sliced window green onion, able to add gr onion garnish just barely Hot . Humid . that'd it for tonight would have been nice w cold , previously steamed iPot'd new potato , cod avocado chunks. no iPot'ing for 10 days or so. but very tasty Ice cold Hoponius Union for Hors' D's so hot and humid MC did not race into the kitchen for his portion. will look for him soon. 10 more days.of weather where it does not cool off t night.

@BonVivant I envy your Matjes. plump. proper sides. would love to try that bread w Matjes and all the rest. you and @Duvel have clearly understood what Matjes is all about Bob Apettit and than k you for sharing.

@BonVivant thank you fir sharing your wonderful trips. Such unusual and out of the way places congratulations for findingthem and getting there please keep it up cheers.

@&roid so your cell phone does not work inside a Costco ? or you can make a voice call but can't Surf web sites ? very interesting

if you checked w Google first your turnip would be done by now .

Google has some interesting ideas , for a starter : https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=turups+in+an+air+fryer&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 any particular reason you want them whole ? set the temp for 325 F and you will get a more ' baked 'effect. if you are looking for Turnip fryer , AKA french fries , slice them accoundingly for more surface area and and crisper result.

I'm a ' less fiddle fiddle ' at the table sort of person. Steamed whole lobster ? plastic bib ? I had some stuffing Chinese dishes , in Chinatowns where very little to no english was spoken. you pointed to what someone else ( Chinese ) was having , etc esp crab . but it was too much work dealing w the shells at the table . I prefer to do the work in the kitchen the gobble down at the table. I use the whole head of romaine . larger outer leaves in good shape are sliced down the middle , as are many of the smaller leaves then sliced into generous proportions . works better at the table. and its true : if you only use the inner leaves the pale ones of any head of lettuce , you get a different taste result. truth be told , I usually make C.S. with Bibb. some tome all the leaves , sometimes , if the head is tight and heavy only the inner leaves. tasty is tasty after all