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I didn't make the chart, but I'm guessing it's 3 minutes for long grain and 8(!) minutes for short grain. 3 min. sounds about right, I make a lot of Jasmine (4 min @ high pressure + 10 min natural release). I haven't done any short grain in the IP. Anyone else have pressure cooker short grain rice experience? Edit: Do not skip the rinsing step, it's important. The water doesn't have to be crystal clear, just reasonably clear.

This method works for me, too. I was using this chart I found on the socials:

Their older style lacked the 'grip' on top, which made taking them out of the jar a bit tricky. This new design is a big improvement.

This has been my experience with them as well. They're a good product if you're looking to get into fermentation at home.

Flipped through it. I think it’s pretty good, a lot of Indian and Asian fusion going on that I hope to try out. If you need a pasta book, you could do a lot worse.

Picked up the cookbook, haven't looked through it yet, though.

I think the manual paper is some sort of special stain-resistant paper?

My local university had the multivolume set when it first came out, I was one of the first to thumb through it. This is a good distillation. If you like to bake bread, it will be a good addition to your library. I'm more into cooking than baking but I dig the MC crew's work (I also flipped through the first MC and have MCAH).

Yes, they are talking about the Lodge Combo Cooker. yeast - “we use instant yeast exclusively in our recipes and recommend you do, too”

Thanks, I'll have more time to look through it tomorrow. Ask me anything. Edit: at work now, will be more useful tomorrow.

Modernist Bread at Home – Modernist Cuisine Gallery (modernistcuisineshop.com) and my wife emailed them about my birthday being today

Couple caveats - 1. My wife ordered directly from the MC site, and 2. she emailed them to see if it would arrive before my birthday (today), which it did. I was really surprised. I told her they weren't shipping out 'til March. Good on her.

It’s shipping before March, my copy arrived yesterday

I have the Cuisinart Griddler because it has a few different features/options (reversible flat/grill plates, swappable waffle plates [sold separately]). I've been pretty happy with it. It's smaller than a conventional griddle but it doesn't take up a huge amount of space.

The current offer is $1,000 off, I hate to think what it costs.