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did you purposefully leave out the "s"?280 dollar for a rice cooker? This is peak Asian.
also no, i was also looking at the one w pressure ability as well, but ppl reported it's finicky
did you purposefully leave out the "s"?280 dollar for a rice cooker? This is peak Asian.
i'm not a fan of moving around to different areas to cook.Takes much longer but the best wing cooking method I've used is smoking and then finishing on the grill (or broil). Leads to very tender and flavorful meat with a nice crispy outside.
Wow what a product. Every time I spill a little water directly into my sink while filling my ice tray I think "There has to be a better way".
i get it tomorrow, i'll tell you how it works out dawgWow what a product. Every time I spill a little water directly into my sink while filling my ice tray I think "There has to be a better way".
the cubes "look" 1inch, so thats pretty perfect for a meal, they don't really say, i'm currently using 1inch cubes for regular drinks, so it'll be easy for me to judge.If its water, sure, but if its precious stock you spent 3-4 hours on, you bet your ass you want every drop of that golden liquid.
I make jasmine rice in my instant pot a couple times a week. 1:1 and just hit the rice button. When timer goes off, release pressure. Perfect every time.
i'm not a fan of moving around to different areas to cook.
i'm "okish" with cast iron steak and then finishing in oven cuz it's still one pan, but i've never been a fan of sous vide and then sear with cast iron.
I usually immediately fluff/separate into portions, since most of my rice making is meal prepping for the week.This is what I do, release immediately is very important as I found out one time. 1:1 and a pinch of salt. Now my question is do I fluff immediately too? Gonna have to experiment with that. I didn't want to buy yet another device just for rice so it's amazing for me.
I then made fried chicken and it came out pretty decent, could be a bit more crispy so maybe I should leave it in longer? Much easier to mess with and clean than my deep fryer.
yea i always give the chicken 1 turn, even whole chickens.I used this recipe and it turned out great. Added way more spices with the flour mixture though. Pepper, cayenne, paprika, chili powder, garlic salt. I also turned the chicken over after 15 minutes instead of leaving it in for 25 min straight.
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