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Oh, we ate it :) It just wasn't our favorite.
Yes, just no blue added. Yeah, 15m in a steamer insert on the stove.
Thanks! It's slightly acidic, which works great with the sweet apricots.
Thank you!
Here's the deep dive on the first time...
Doesn't look like I did a 'making of' post, but here's the final process. This is the third time I've made this one. The second time, I swapped dried cherries for the apricots and it was not nearly as good - the cherries had too much moisture IMO.
I'm think expecting Inkbird to make a substantially larger housing to fit some indeterminate variety of different plugs & wall warts is not realistic. But let the anger flow if it helps :)
For batches using 3 gallons of milk or less, I sit the pot inside the tub of water as you see above. Not doubled, just a pot full of milk. For more than 3 gallons of milk, I put the pot directly in the sink with the sous vide controller in it.
Inkbird humidity & temp controllers. You can probably get away without a dehumidifier initially, unless it proves to be a problem. The two below work really well - but most importantly, they stay turned on when you cut the power to them.
Humidifier: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MOI5QUU...
Link to the racks: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9XGJZYD
Thanks! It did.
Can't recommend enough. Thanks.
Thank you.
Thanks! Eggs into boiling water for 7 mins, then into an ice bath immediately. Marinate in a 50/50 mixture of SSM and water. (SSM = equal parts of soy sauce, sake and mirin)...
That looks great. My favorite way to do lasagna is using braised beef cheeks, but I only do it once a year or so because cleaning them is such a pain...
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