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Yeah. The cool thing about those really old starters is they are likely (highly likely) absolutely nothing like what the original starter was like. Probably tastes way different due to the yeast mutations over time. Heck, even in brewing beer, you typically start to get some drift after 10 or so batches.
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grill brush recommednations? i have one with bristles but we are looking to move away due to my wife seeing a number of patients that are coming in with grill brush bristles in their throat
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balled up piece of aluminum foil and tongs.
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A wet paper towel and tongs while the grates are warm does wonders also.
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Yeah, whatever your method the best practice is to do it while the grates are hot. Be it after cooking, or before your next cook following a good pre-heat.
I've used the ones that have a built-in water reservoir to wet the grates as you go, and the ones that are just plain wire bristles. Both work. The important bit is the grates should be hot.
I've used the ones that have a built-in water reservoir to wet the grates as you go, and the ones that are just plain wire bristles. Both work. The important bit is the grates should be hot.
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I do this. Works greatballed up piece of aluminum foil and tongs.
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Are Misen pans a thing? Lots of ads on Facebook for them. Are they good?
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Non stick pans (aside from well seasoned cast iron) should be considered disposable imo. Buy not the cheapest one at Walmart and you’re gonna have a good time for about a year. Repeat. Go spend a ton of money on a nonstick, it’s still gonna start sticking in a year or so with heavy use.Are Misen pans a thing? Lots of ads on Facebook for them. Are they good?
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Misen is a direct-to-consumer company that started out making knives and branched out into cookware. I use the knives as my daily tools; I have never considered buying any of their pots and pans. Conversely, Made*in is a DTC company that started out making cookware and branched out into cutlery; I have a kitchen full of their pots and pans, but I'll never get one of their knives.
I would also add that if your non-sticks pans are crapping out in a year, you are doing something wrong.
I would also add that if your non-sticks pans are crapping out in a year, you are doing something wrong.
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Instacart users I got a notification yesterday for 15 bucks off but now can't find it in my app. Did it likely expire that day or am I missing it?
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A year might be hyperbolic, but the point still stands. They're disposable in my mind. Not something you buy for life or even 5 years.
On a side note... made my first sourdough loaf over the weekend. chefkiss.wav
Currently have some sourdough pizza dough rising on the counter, ready for some pizza action tonight. Looking forward to it.
On a side note... made my first sourdough loaf over the weekend. chefkiss.wav
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I may have missed it, but what kind of flour did you use? Standard King Arthur flour or homestead quality shiz?A year might be hyperbolic, but the point still stands. They're disposable in my mind. Not something you buy for life or even 5 years.
On a side note... made my first sourdough loaf over the weekend. chefkiss.wav
Currently have some sourdough pizza dough rising on the counter, ready for some pizza action tonight. Looking forward to it.
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For the starter? It's stone ground rye from a "local" grist mill (I think closer to Harrisburg than State College) along with unbleached AP flour. Then the dough is just King Arthur bread flour.
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Apparently the Bon Appetit YouTube empire that I’ve enjoyed so much went into meltdown mode on Monday.
https://www.thewrap.com/bon-appetit-ada ... brownface/
https://www.businessinsider.com/bon-app ... ure-2020-6
https://www.thewrap.com/bon-appetit-ada ... brownface/
https://www.businessinsider.com/bon-app ... ure-2020-6
Ryan Walker-Hartshorn, who worked as Rapoport's assistant for the past two years and nine months... whose annual base salary is $35,300 before overtime, had not received a pay increase in her tenure as Rapoport's assistant.
Walker-Hartshorn went to Condé Nast's HR department in April of 2019 and March of 2020. She requested both times for Rapoport, her direct boss, to limit his texts to her on the weekend and the amount of personal errands he required her to execute — most of which were outside of her job description. In the second meeting, according to Walker-Hartshorn, HR instructed Rapoport to stop texting her on the weekend. He continued to do so. (Condé Nast did not provide comment on this.)
What an absolute Canaan.Following Rapoport's resignation, Walker-Hartshorn is still processing what it was like to work for him. One memory sticks out from early on in her tenure at Bon Appétit, when she asked Rapoport how he wanted his coffee before a run at Joe and the Juice.
He stared at her for what felt like forever, Walker-Hartshorn said. Then, he declared: "I don't know, like Rihanna."
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Yeah, the starter. I've been intending on making a starter (I let my old starter starve) but only have King Arthur right now. Need to find a decent local grist mill.For the starter? It's stone ground rye from a "local" grist mill (I think closer to Harrisburg than State College) along with unbleached AP flour. Then the dough is just King Arthur bread flour.
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Only like 3 or 4 of the Test Kitchen hosts are paid for their video appearances. Brad, Claire, Chris.....they have their own 'shows' on the channel that seems to be their primary job with the magazine, so that make sense to me. Carla, Molly, Andy B., Christina, Priya, Gaby (my favorite), Solha, Amiel.....they seem to do videos as part of their larger food editor jobs, not the focus of their jobs. Does that make sense? I think five years ago you can get away with not compensating those people extra for video appearances. That said, 6 million subs and a quarter million in monthly ad revenue changes that equation a bit, especially because, let's face it, we watch those videos for the presenters, not the recipes (generally).Apparently the Bon Appetit YouTube empire that I’ve enjoyed so much went into meltdown mode on Monday.
I did notice that they seemed to go on a 'diversity hire' spree over the last 12-18 months or so.
That said, I never liked Rapoport, and any ill that can befall Delaney is welcome. (I also don't like Amiel, so fingers crossed that he's done some sketchy stuff too)
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Rapoport always seemed like a massive ******. Seems to be a theme for that profession and industry. Claire disappeared a while back because the workload of magazine and YouTube was too much. She came back as a freelancer for YouTube only and apparently her contract was up on 6/1 and she told them not to use anything with her that's unaired or unfinished. I've seen more of the minority editors speaking out this week (Christina today for one) and some other former staff members throwing people under the bus (Carla is apparently a dodint).Only like 3 or 4 of the Test Kitchen hosts are paid for their video appearances. Brad, Claire, Chris.....they have their own 'shows' on the channel that seems to be their primary job with the magazine, so that make sense to me. Carla, Molly, Andy B., Christina, Priya, Gaby (my favorite), Solha, Amiel.....they seem to do videos as part of their larger food editor jobs, not the focus of their jobs. Does that make sense? I think five years ago you can get away with not compensating those people extra for video appearances. That said, 6 million subs and a quarter million in monthly ad revenue changes that equation a bit, especially because, let's face it, we watch those videos for the presenters, not the recipes (generally).Apparently the Bon Appetit YouTube empire that I’ve enjoyed so much went into meltdown mode on Monday.
I did notice that they seemed to go on a 'diversity hire' spree over the last 12-18 months or so.
That said, I never liked Rapoport, and any ill that can befall Delaney is welcome. (I also don't like Amiel, so fingers crossed that he's done some sketchy stuff too)
As far as the two you mentioned, Delaney always seemed like a reformed ****** with no purpose and Amiel always struck me as just a weird dude. Based on their at-home quarantine videos I'm pretty sure he lives in hell.
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I'd be bummed if Carla turned out to be trash fish; I like her a lot, and I've probably cooked more of her recipes than anyone else from the TK. (Aside from that glorious gochujang slow roasted chicken from Molly B, which I would cook and eat every day for a month and probably miss it by the first Wednesday of the next month)
Claire was working on a cookbook, too, so I'm sure that's a lot of plates to keep spinning.
So far, the revelation of quarantine has been how much more I like Solha compared to previously. It doesn't hurt that she has cool doggos.
Claire was working on a cookbook, too, so I'm sure that's a lot of plates to keep spinning.
So far, the revelation of quarantine has been how much more I like Solha compared to previously. It doesn't hurt that she has cool doggos.
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Tried to make a curry soup this morning. Not a total disaster but too sour. That being said it feels good to try something different
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Getting our weekly farm share, and cooking more and more vegetables. Last night I made a sweet potato, black bean, chard hash seasoned with cumin and chili powder. I put a couple fried eggs over it, wife put it in tortillas and ate it like a taco.... so good. I think if I had to be a vegetarian, I could.
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That sounds delicious.
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Last night we did shrimp, steak, and zucchini. It's amazing how much better you feel after eating a meal with no carbs. I should really start to do no carb days like my wife does.
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I know next to nothing about this and have always bought the $50 cheapo from Walmart to make hamburgers, etc...
I'm in the market for a next-step-up grill (charcoal preferably) top end price would be $250.00.
Any ideas?
I'm in the market for a next-step-up grill (charcoal preferably) top end price would be $250.00.
Any ideas?
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I love my pellet grill. It's a traeger knock off from Sam's club. I think it was 250.
Do you have Rural Kong stores around you? They had some nice grills.
Charcoal grills, I'd go with a CharGriller.
Do you have Rural Kong stores around you? They had some nice grills.
Charcoal grills, I'd go with a CharGriller.
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I’ve had my Weber kettle grill for about 15 years and would definitely recommend.I know next to nothing about this and have always bought the $50 cheapo from Walmart to make hamburgers, etc...
I'm in the market for a next-step-up grill (charcoal preferably) top end price would be $250.00.
Any ideas?
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