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The link didn't work for me.
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Coming out of the sous vide this afternoon will be duck legs 160ΒΊF for 28 hours, tomorrow I will have lamb shank from this post . I'd like to add some spices. For the duck I have Chinese Five Spice from SpiceTrekkers. How do I apply this spice post sous vide?
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@Laurentius, get some of these mini spatula/spoonula sets from Thermoworks too. Extremely useful.
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I did indeed @rotuts.
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A good result. So that's a win on all counts by my reckoning.
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I couldn't find what I wanted so called up LLBean and the person told me that items not in stock wouldn't show up on website inventory. She knew I wanted the 15% off, so she went ahead and backordered them for me. I had Bean Bucks, so the package ended up costing me zero. What a deal!
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Your Daily Sweets: What Are You Making and Baking? (2017 β )
TdeV replied to a topic in Pastry & Baking
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How many generations you got there, @scubadoo97 ?
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You dangerous, gurl. Just dangerous! π
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A ready to bake Italian sourdough loaf was purchased from the grocery. The instructions for baking are 12-15 minutes at 425ΒΊF. Do you think it would cook properly if used as is in the panini press? If not, how should I handle cooking the sandwich? Something incredible: the expiry date is 04/10/2025 !! !!
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Agreed!
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Just barely, @ElsieD.
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Curious, @JoNorvelleWalker. Perhaps their engineers fixed it? I find the bread machine makes a perfect loaf, nearly every time. Operator error is no doubt responsible for those few anomalies (of mine).
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An aside perhaps @JeanneCake . At the grocery store, instant yeast is couple dollars for a little foil packet. You can buy a little jar of 3 or 4 ounces for $12. Or you can buy a pound from King Arthur for $10. One pound lasts me a year and I keep it in the freezer in one of these.
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Sent. Originally written as notes to myself. Let me know if it's not clear and I'll modify it a little. π
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I agree with Linda! I have a Zo model BB-PAC 20 which makes a 2 lb loaf of bread. Homemade bread is incredibly tasty, so don't worry about making a large loaf. I have a contractor who promises to come and work for me again because he still remembers that fresh bread I fed him a couple years ago! My DH doesn't really like bread, and generally eats only one sandwich out of the loaf. I eat the bread fresh for 2-3 days, then toast it. Since it has no preservatives, it will go blue in about 6-7 days. Note that one can make a small loaf of bread in a 2 lb machine. I would only buy a 1 lb machine if in a very small apartment, ha ha. Mine was purchased 10 or 12 years ago, so there are upgrades to the type of flour choices on the menu. Check Zojirushi's site here. I still have stuck on paddles. If my machine broke, I would buy another Zojirushi. Having bad hands, I use my bread machine to make every bread loaf (regardless of what the recipe says), as well as pizza dough and pasta. An added bonus might be to include a book on what to do with the bread, like Every Last Crumb: From fresh loaf to final crust, recipes to make the most of your bread by James Ramsden (eG-friendly Amazon.com link). I would be happy to send you my very favourite bread recipe which is Bread Machine Pain de Mie (modified from Linda West Eckhardt & Diana Collingwood Butts). Also I have a superb pizza dough recipe (from Eckhardt & Butts, also modified by Pete-zza from https://www.pizzamaking.com ) which makes 2 balls which age in the fridge from 3 days to 10.
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@Laurentius, I think they have moved to, or hoping to move to induction. i never saw cooking pans in their dishwasher (some years ago). (Do old dogs develop new tricks?) Wirecutter also says that clad cookware makes a whining noise on induction. (I have All Clad cookware which doesn't make a whining noise, but I'm not on induction π) TIA.
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Tthe Wirecutter (NYT) review website is negative about 5 ply cookware, which they say is slow to heat up. Not sure how important that is? (Made In is 5 ply). @weinoo ? I don't think they would accept a wok in place of a frying pan, @JoNorvelleWalker.
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Not sure about price. All pans are handwashed, yes? Somewhere between 10 and 12 inches.
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@Katie Meadow, sounds like a blast. Could you please tell me about the chestnut bread stuffing? (Can you tell I have a gift of chestnuts to use? π)
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Sounds lovely. Could you give a recipe for that chestnut dressing?
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I store some flours and my yeast in the freezer. I add a 20 minute timer on top of the "Rest" period of my bread machine (about 20 minutes).
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Gift recipient is getting older, so cast iron is too darn heavy. Suggestions?
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@liuzhou, at least you remembered to put the jug under the drip spout!