Cookbooks, Kitchen Gadgets, Etc.

[doug rr]

i have to admit I've never heard of a sous vide omelette..i can make about 5 of them in a pan in 15 minutes

[bune]

I figured it was an easy jump from "camping omelette made in boiling water" to "quick omelette while I'm doing something else".

[Chris_H_2]

One of four things: (1) the water wasn't heated up to 160 degrees before you put the egg in (your sous vide could be off); (2) you had an air pocket (either in the bag or in the yolk) -- air is a terrible conductor; (3) you had a bad egg or just got sick related to something else; or (4) your recipe was off by the temperature or amount of time you were supposed to leave it in there (my america's test kitchen sous vide cookbook recommends 167 degrees for 12 mins. for soft poached eggs).

[washing machine]

Is this the thread where we can talk about our cast iron skillets?

[tragabigzanda]

from the ashes of tonkotsu

[washing machine]

Really feel like ours has come into her own. Three years of steady use.

[tragabigzanda]

from the ashes of tonkotsu

[washing machine]

Link plz

[tragabigzanda]

from the ashes of tonkotsu

[doug rr]

my favorite one is over 100 years old..it was my great grandma's handed to my mom..when i left home for college at 18 i asked if i could have it..
i probably have 5 or 6 but that one always gets the most use

[washing machine]

my favorite one is over 100 years old..it was my great grandma's handed to my mom..when i left home for college at 18 i asked if i could have it..
i probably have 5 or 6 but that one always gets the most use

That"s the kind of story I was fishing for here.

[tragabigzanda]

from the ashes of tonkotsu

[washing machine]

Trag, lodge is a good brand. Thanks for that info.

[washing machine]

My large cast iron is 14 years old now, I think? And then I have a small one that is maybe 6-7 years old.

You ever make cornbread in the small one?

[tragabigzanda]

from the ashes of tonkotsu

[wease]

My buddy got me this little cast iron scraper/cleaner tool for Xmas that is really helpful. I still use coarse salt and a paper towel afterwards, but it's saving me from going through scouring pads like crazy.

I don't even use the salt anymore. While it's still hot, I add a little water stir it around a bit then dump it and wipe it with a towel.

[tragabigzanda]

from the ashes of tonkotsu

[wease]

I need to get a bigger one so I can cook more chicken in it. It's all I can do to get 4 thighs in mine.

[washing machine]

I've pretty much been using mine every day during Whole30. We made some chicken and steak fajitas on her a couple of nights ago that I'm still thinking about.

[doug rr]

my favorite one is over 100 years old..it was my great grandma's handed to my mom..when i left home for college at 18 i asked if i could have it..
i probably have 5 or 6 but that one always gets the most use

That"s the kind of story I was fishing for here.

its one of those items i would grab first in a house fire