Hmmm.
So So.
Will see how she gets on with the ribs tomorrow.
Hmmm.
So So.
Will see how she gets on with the ribs tomorrow.
Hey, that looks good enough to eat.![]()
You mean not deep fried...
Can i book her in cLate August as a Beer Snack short order chef for about a week. Room and she can cook, i'll splash a magnum ice cream daily, swensen at the end of the engagement, she can pick any Hello Kitty item of Lazada under 1000THB and I'll Cherdchai her to where you like at the end.
I did a pork fillet a couple of nights ago in my Otto. I wasn't impressed with it so I didn't eat much at the time and put it in the fridge. However, yesterday it tasted much better. Perhaps it just needed resting.
Testing it for ribs.
thyme, black pepper, brush of whiskey.
Both fitted in pretty well.
The timer only going up to 60 minutes is a stoooopid fokin' idea.
Want 5 hours at around 80c.
The 80c is a bit of a guess too.
100c is the lowest marking, though it does turn on around the start of the arrow, and cuts off when that hot, turn back on immediately if then turned up to 100c, so it does operate at <100c.
Will see.![]()
5 hours later open up the foil and stick 'em on the rack.
Basted with marinade - honey, soy sauce, s+p
full blast 250c.
A few minutes later.
6 Lulus out of 10.
The chicken wings looked better.
6/10
Maybe it's the marinade?
I think Lulu deliberately bought Sproglette cheap Libs coz he knows that besides his dissembling with the chook wings as she made a good batch. Christ i came over all Manny then,, sits down, shakes head, fuks off to the Ktchen to get another beer.
Tested out the TD Convection Oven with a pie this afternoon.
The offender in question.
Rescued from the deep freeze just in the nick of time.
Parboiled, roughed up with EVOO, minced garlic, S&P.
25 minutes at 200c (too high in this thing) 175c next time I use it.
Chuck in the defrosted Yorkie, 20 mins at 175c.
Does it okay.
I'd watch it SKkin, NevtheCam is all seeing...anyway cut him some slack, we've all been OTTO virgins and some still are.
I am. That Samsung conventional oven/range I bought last year has the convection options in it(convection roast, convection bake)...first I'd ever had.
Seems to me the convection thing is best for cooking a large beef roast, turkey or whole chickens. But I'm still learning.
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Nice, no stirfry setting ?![]()
^Nope...I'm on my own on the range top for that.
I guess I'm going to have to break down and try some taters in that thing. I guess I'd use the convection roast option for that...or convection bake??
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