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Everything posted by scubadoo97
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That lamb looks wonderful. Can't wait to get my replacement SideKIC to try this
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Why not a inexpensive maple board?
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I did boneless short ribs 56C/65 hr. They were pink and tender
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Nice looking fish Baselerd Soba I'm digging your dishes. I love beets
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Cool, thanks Pedro. Good to know
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I also noted this with the SideKIC but it was in a smaller container at the time. Until things level off I'm there with my Thermapen to check the water temp periodically. I've also noted that the SideKIC will display a temp lower than what I find with the Thermapen during the initial heat up. But once it all comes to temp it's pretty stable and the display and Thermapen will only vary by .5*F
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The Actifry reminds me of my coffee roasting set up. A turbo oven on top of a stircrazy popcorn maker
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Agree about tapas. You more often end up spending more than if ordering a regular meal.
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Sous vide setup: Dorkfood vs Auber vs SousVideMagic vs SideKIC?
scubadoo97 replied to a topic in Kitchen Consumer
I've used the SideKIC in a 12 qt and a 18 qt container and it held a steady temp confirmed with a Thermapen. Just took a long time to come up to temp without the addition of heated water. Did pork belly at 75C in the 12 qt which turned out great and brisket at 65C in the 18 qt that was dry but the SideKIC did hold a steady temp once up to temp -
Jason, the brisket looks good. The Egg does a nice job and that's a really nice smoke ring. How was the brisket? Flats can be dry if they don't have enough fat. The last one I did from Costco was pretty dry. Last night I made a pot of Texas style chili with chunks of chuck. I was making my chili powders yesterday with Anchos and Guajillos and thought it was a perfect time to use them in a Texas chili.
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Hmmm. Can I ask what the issue was? I'm wondering if I have a failing new unit.... Mmmmm. I have a SideKIC with a pump that just stopped working. Duncan is sending out a new one and was very quick to respond but makes me wonder if these home based units are built well enough to provide years of service. Is that an unrealistic expectation?
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Now *that* was pretty jarring, yes - but perhaps (again) he didn't have these rarefied notions about salmon - "it's just a food ingredient", just like if he was ripping off pulled pork from a hunk of suitably cooked pork to serve... It didn't bother me that he was serving the salmon with tongs as long as it looked and tasted good
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Echo that. Beautiful food
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Tonight made pan seared salmon fillets over beluga lentils and a side of roasted brussel sprouts
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Played around with the SVdash app and the fast cooked egg. These were extra large eggs not measured for size Cooked at 170.5 F for 16 min 30 sec The eggs were immersed in 130* tap water in a zip bag and added to the bath which was set 4 degrees higher to allow the water in the bag to get closer to the bath temp. The results were far better than a previous attempt at a slow cook method of 145.5 for 125 min which left the whites very liquid and the yolk gelatenous. I would still like for a more runny yolk yet firmer white. I guess a little higher temp for less time?
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Some of my favorite things. I love muhammara and just made some recently as well as hummus. Dcarch-Cool looking wings. Would also go well on Halloween. They look sinister yet tasty. Very cool plateing as usual
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Good quality tongs are a must
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Decarch, my wife said she wants that for Valentines dinner Always stunning
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I think the BlendTecs could benefit from a custom tamper even if they don't think so. I know with my Vitamix there would be no chunks
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Thanks Dejah, The BBQ sauce consisted of the reduced stock from the heads of the shrimp, onions, garlic, sectioned meyer lemons, homemade Creole spice blend, bay leaves, Worcestershire sauce and butter. The ratio of Worcestershire sauce to butter was 4 Tbs WS to 1 stick of butter. Less butter than many recipes called for but still too much for me. I'll go less next time Your chicken dish looks very rich and inviting. I've done Thai dishes with coconut milk but not Brazilian. Soba, the chickpeas look really good. I've done it with spinch many times. Are your chickpeas canned or homemade? I just can't get my pressure cooked garbanzos to look that pretty.
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Here's 58C for 65 hrs. with boneless short ribs. Just a hint of pink but left overs were pinker when cut
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It's just a roasted chicken. Just a good one. I was torn when there but got the chicken. So many good sounding dishes on the menu
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Thanks FeChef. Sounds like you are getting good collagen breakdown at that low temp. I'll take that approach the next time. I like the mix of techniques If you were to go straight SV, what temperature/time would you shoot for? There are so many opinions Thanks
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Meat's been sliced and liquid added. Next time lower temps and or shorted time
