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Everything posted by scubadoo97
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Thanks for the responses to concerns Jeff
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I have one on order. The ability to hold an accurate temp is worrisome and will have to be checked out as soon as it arrives
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I broke down and placed an order the other day. Waiting on delivery. I like the design and the drop in price was the selling point. Figured I wasn't patient enough to wait until they dropped to the $40 price point Dcarch eluded to
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Same here and this looks like the best bet
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Yes. The acid is formed through natural fermentation
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How does the Anova deal with brief power interuptions? When I was playing with the SideKIC, I had to plug it into a battery back up power supply to insure I didn't loose power and data due to a momentary power interuption which we get from time to time
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Congrats Dcarch. You always have such interesting and beautiful plating
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I'm seriously looking at the Anova now that the price has dropped. I like the sleeker design. The long clip on the Sansaire appears to allow it to fit in a shorter vessel but it appears larger in diameter than the Anova. They both appear to have similar heating and impeller parts. Do we really know what the final price of the Sansaire will be? The Nomiku ended up being more expensive once released
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Frozen works well and it will retain its flavor. I did use lemon balm herb in a dish and noted a similar profile to lemon grass. I would have guessed it was lemon grass in the dish if I didn't know it was there. Not the same thing but would be a close sub
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As far as toppings, for interesting changes of pace I've used zaatar and gram marsala. The zaatar gave a lemony herbal note and the gram Marsala gave a nice warmth. It was a good mix. My wife like a proprietary BBQ rub from the Dizzy Pig Team called Pineapple Head. Sweet and spicy with a bit of what I would think would be allspice
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When at Costco, I search for prime in choice clothing. Here is an example of a choice strip steak
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I have a vented lid that I keep vented and it does make for a crisper kernel
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Coconut Cream (Cracked or not) vs Coconut Oil for Thai food
scubadoo97 replied to a topic in Cooking
I made a chicken stir fry and used coconut oil to sauté the meat and veg. There was a definite coconut flavor. And with herbs from the garden like lemon balm it was a good sub for lemon grass. Although it was not my intent the dish had a Thai flavor which was nice -
It's a common pairing for me. Citrus and fennel are perfect together
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Bruce I find a curry and rice to be very rich and satisfying<br /><br />It's red light food for sure and yours looks inviting
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Finished up the duck I started with seared breasts with 5 spice powder and braised baby bok choy in dashi<br /><br />
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New Sainsaire $199 Sous Vide circulator on Kickstarter
scubadoo97 replied to a topic in Kitchen Consumer
Dcarch, do you feel the digital touch screen on the Anova would be any better? -
I broke down a duck today<br />Did a confit on the leg/thigh quarter tonight served with Puy lentils cooked in stock from the carcass with diced carrots and onions and salad<br /><br /><br /><br />The beast will be a quick dinner tomorrow<br />Fat is rendering in low oven overnight
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New Sainsaire $199 Sous Vide circulator on Kickstarter
scubadoo97 replied to a topic in Kitchen Consumer
Looks like a similar impeller and heater to the Anova. Not as stream lined as the Anova but looks taller for deep vessels -
Rico, great color on your steak
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I must have misplaced my invitation<br /><br />Really nice spread!
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Spinalis Dorsi, one of my favorite parts of a cow<br /><br />It's so nice and rich I'd tend to just eat it with little else to enjoy the texture and flavor
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Corn cobs are in the PC tonight. Should make some killer corn soup
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Syrian cream of wheat. <br /><br />Really looks good
