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Having done a bit of cooking over the holidays, I can say that these things live up to the hype.
The one thing that I really like is not having to crank the elements to get the pans hot. My burners go up to 8 but I only need 4.5 ish to get it hot to sear. I added some butter the other day to...
When I was doing my due diligence On these I did see the discrepancy of the old 500f vs the new 900f ratings. It looks like all the newer pans have hit the marketplace everywhere. Alot of times it was posted, and I think they left it out of the descriptors so not to "get caught" on whoever had...
I do something similar and put them into a paper bag for a day or 2 and they dry back out. I want to mitigate that step and be able to pull from the fridge in Cryo and eat right away like they were fresh made.
I just had an idea.
I posted in another thread that I have issues with keeping my snack stick casings snappy. I love them after the cook and for a few days after but once I cryovac them they get soft and chewy and peel away from the meat.
When they come out from the cook the casings are full...
I love making sticks and actually making some this weekend. Honey BBQ. MMMMM
With making so many sticks at one time, how do you store them?
I find the casings get soggy and peel off or the bite through isnt pleasant. Snap is gone like when they are fresh out of the cook, or even into the next...
Well the second box arrived yesterday.
Now to find homes for the pots and pans. Don’t have enough room for the existing pans plus the Hexclad.
How do you guys store yours? Just nested? Or a cloth in between each?
The 4.5 l deep sauté and splatter screen were the Black Friday freebies.
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