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The bottoms I believe are different. Not interchangeable.

I had not seen they advertised it as being OK in enclosed space. I have seen steam (or at least hot water vapor) coming out.

Has anyone gotten the hang of multistage recipes? For most of my working life life I've been involved in programming of one sort or another but I can't quite get it. If anova has a programming tutorial some place I missed it. Things happen but not always when I expect, what I expect, or what I want. Programming is a powerful feature if you can control it. Tonight I was baking bread. I turned off the steam stage of my bake and the app screen went white. I punched the panel of the oven (not wearing silicone gloves, of course) -- then I used the panel controls to continue the bake without steam. No harm was done but the experience was frustrating. Have faith, summer is coming to Bora Bora, we are almost there.

Personally I would not put the oven in an enclosed space.

Unfortunately amazon tells me I already have it.

I did say APO.

Sorry, my term, not @nathanm's. Don't get me started on the deep fried American hamburger I was served in Stornoway in the 1960's.

Is this really the same as boiled? I like the idea of bagels but my dentation does not allow for chewing them.

According to @nathanm Samuel Bath Thomas was an English baker who emigrated to the colonies and in 1880 opened a bakery in New York City selling griddle cooked bread of the sort sold by itinerant muffin men in his benighted home country.

Tritto.

At 22 hours my apples were crisp. The slices were delicious, everything I wanted. The tiny yield was soul crushing.

Deep Run Roots is $3.99 at the moment.

The real question is does the 12 inch version fit in the APO.

Here's mine. Dozens of pictures of the L8SKL earlier in this thread.

I've been dehydrating some apples in my APO and I have a couple questions. How long should one leave apple slices in the acid bath? How do folks feel about freeze pasteurization? Teresa Marrone in The Beginner's Guide to Making and Using Dried Foods suggests freeze pasteurizing dried foods, though I've not seen the technique in other books.

After 17 hours at 58C... The apples were drier than fruit leather but not yet crisp. I returned them to the oven. Both sides of the slices seemed equally dry and there was no sticking, so I'd say the Silpats did their job. Oh, and the slice I sampled tasted great. If I didn't mention, these were Pink Lady.

I'm sure the Silpats have an effect, however these are the mesh Silpats that promote airflow, not the solid Silpats one might use for cookies.

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I just recently swapped out for a new gasket. They last for a long time. Still it's nice to know you have a spare on the shelf. The most recent thing I got was a frying basket. I use it a lot. The glass lid I use for making bread. Long story.

I often snack on peanuts. Tonight I had a dinner of pasta and pumpkin, and put out a bowl of Parmesan. When it came time for my mai tai I mistakenly thought the Parmesan was salt so I filled the bowl with peanuts. It was quite a unami bomb but then I had no grated Parmesan for my pasta.

I have two Vitaquick and one Vitavit. It gets confusing but I love them.

A mai tai tastes really weird after drinking malic acid and dextrose.

Same. Fits perfectly, pictures up thread. The Lodge rusts however.

The anova recipe suggests buying extra racks. I would too if I were selling racks.

The Silpats are now covered in apple slices that are beginning their journey towards dehydration. I've never dehydrated anything before now, save for me before my mai tai. It will be an experiment. Per the anova recipe I prepared an acid bath. For a liter and a half of water I chose two teaspoons of ascorbic acid and three teaspoons of malic acid. For what it's worth I threw in a tablespoon of dextrose. Don't know how the apples will turn out but the bath was pretty tasty. One observation, on the two provided shelves I could only accommodate four apples. Not an efficient method to put by the bounty of the season.