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Cheesus posted:That video opened my eyes as well. I have a ton of pods but bought some detergent for the prewash and yeah, it makes a difference. This is my plan as well That YouTube channel is great for random info about a lot of electronics by the way
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whos that broooown posted:I did a test run today, no actual cooking. Update on the Ooni Karu. It owns pretty hard.    Well worth the money if you have outdoor space, imo.
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poo poo POST MALONE posted:Anyone have any good leads on Etsy seamstresses that sell aprons and cooking jackets? Looking for something fitted with pockets. https://www.bbandida.com/aprons I have nothing to compare her work to but here is a friend of mine. She also has an Etsy shop but figured this link actually talks about aprons. Her work seems pretty great to me.
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poo poo POST MALONE posted:Anyone have any good leads on Etsy seamstresses that sell aprons and cooking jackets? Looking for something fitted with pockets. Does it have to be on Etsy?
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I started using two dishwasher pods after watching that video a week or so ago and my poo poo still comes out dirty if I don't scrub it first. Hell, I've had cheese get blasted off a casserole dish and get baked onto glassware. (no, nothing was facing up and there is no screen/filter to clean). Pretty sure I just need a new dishwasher.
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This thread is like a window into another world. I haven't hand-washed anything in 20 years because if something isn't dishwasher safe I don't buy it.
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Canuck-Errant posted:Does it have to be on Etsy? No I just want to buy directly from someone if possible. Niyqor posted:https://www.bbandida.com/aprons Cool I'll check it out!
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Has anyone used the Anova Precision Oven? I have one shipping on the 20th ... likely to arrive around the 23rd. If not, I'd be happy to share my experience with it.
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i cant believe they made it like 1 inch too narrow to take a half sheet
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xtal posted:This thread is like a window into another world. I haven't hand-washed anything in 20 years because if something isn't dishwasher safe I don't buy it. Ditto, the only exception being my knives.
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Any suggestions for an approximately 10 inch nonstick pan for sauteeing and general cookery? I have a smaller caphalon I like but MY GIRLFRIEND wants a larger pan and hates cooking with my 12 inch cast iron.
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bartlebee posted:Any suggestions for an approximately 10 inch nonstick pan for sauteeing and general cookery? I have a smaller caphalon I like but MY GIRLFRIEND wants a larger pan and hates cooking with my 12 inch cast iron. Tramontina Professional Fusion Fry Pan, 10-Inch, Satin Finish, Made in USA https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N8VUYT4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glc_fabc_pA4bGb6YECS88?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
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If you're lucky enough to have a costco business center near you, you can get a dual pack of tramontina 10" non stick pans for like $20
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My Kitchenaid Artisan mixer squeaks to varying degrees when I run it. It's pretty annoying, and ranges to "meh" to "what the hell is that noise are you killing a small animal" Is there a guide on maintenance for it, or do I need to get it serviced?
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Try this: https://eskild.wordpress.com/2011/10/28/how-to-make-a-kitchenaid-artisan-mixer-stop-squeaking/
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Jaxyon posted:My Kitchenaid Artisan mixer squeaks to varying degrees when I run it. It's pretty annoying, and ranges to "meh" to "what the hell is that noise are you killing a small animal" There are a lot of guides on servicing them (repacking with grease, cleaning) on youtube. It doesn't look too hard but it's tough to say what might be the problem. Does the head spin at a regular rate or does it wax and wane with the weird sounds? You can always replace the brushes very cheaply with aftermarket ones (this is an extremely quick, easy, cheap job) to see if that helps but it's probably not the problem. The pasta extruders we've been whining about in this thread for the last few pages absolutely gently caress kitchenaid mixers to death, since I had one bad time with it my baseline mixer has been a bit irregular in it's rotation with a very slight whine. Whoops!
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poo poo POST MALONE posted:Try this: Thanks I'll check VelociBacon posted:There are a lot of guides on servicing them (repacking with grease, cleaning) on youtube. It doesn't look too hard but it's tough to say what might be the problem. I don't even own attachments, I'm just making cookies and banana bread and stuff. It's squeaking like it needs to be oiled, but it mixes stuff fine.
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1redflag posted:Tramontina Professional Fusion Fry Pan, 10-Inch, Satin Finish, Made in USA https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N8VUYT4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glc_fabc_pA4bGb6YECS88?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 Thank you both, the Tramontina looks like a solid choice. I'll see what she thinks. Thanks again!
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Delta-Wye posted:if u dont grease ur burner, ur pan will stick 
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Anyone got a tested and trusted vacuum sealer bag roll they wanna recommend? I’ve been getting generics but it looks like a zillion new ones popped up and they have lots of complaints about lower quality
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they're not in production any more but ive gotten a decade of use out of my V2222 food saver with no issues https://www.ebay.com/itm/FOOD-SAVER...1EAAOSwoWdgCagO
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Steve Yun posted:Anyone got a tested and trusted vacuum sealer bag roll they wanna recommend? I’ve been getting generics but it looks like a zillion new ones popped up and they have lots of complaints about lower quality These have been working fine for me. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CQ8IXIK/
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1redflag posted:I think he’s just looking for the bags, not the vacuum unit itself ah whoops! I've been using "simple housewear" brand with no issues since this summer
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Looking for a pasta roller recommendation... I’ve had the metal Kitchenaid set (roller, fettuccine and spaghetti) for probably 5 years now and it has worked great up until the last 6 months. Between being hard to clean and a few cracks in the roller, I’m looking to replace the set or get something new. Should I stick with the Kitchenaid set and just get a replacement, or look at something like the Marcato Atlas 150?
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i have had both a marcato atlas & the kitchenaid attachment and i prefer the marcato frankly
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Hauki posted:i have had both a marcato atlas & the kitchenaid attachment and i prefer the marcato frankly I’m leaning towards that. Can you elaborate a little on what you like more about it? Also, should get any specific attachments or anything like that? Thanks!
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Random Hero posted:I’m leaning towards that. Can you elaborate a little on what you like more about it? Also, should get any specific attachments or anything like that? Thanks! Unless you're getting the KA as a gift, its not worth the $$.
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I have an Imperia dal 1932 that I share with my brother and it's a workhorse. Easy to clean too.
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Nephzinho posted:Unless you're getting the KA as a gift, its not worth the $$. I have a KA Mixer and while it worked pretty well for me for a years, it's a little cumbersome to get out to make some pasta. I guess the motorized functionality is nice but I'm guessing the hand crank on something like the Marcato Atlas is still pretty easy to use. poo poo POST MALONE posted:I have an Imperia dal 1932 that I share with my brother and it's a workhorse. Easy to clean too. Thanks. Easy to clean is definitely something I'll look for because the KA steel attachments are fairly quick to rust and it's pretty easy for pasta to get stuck in the attachments.
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I've happily used a Marcato Atlas to supervise 8-year-olds making pasta and cleaning up after, as well as using it a fair bit myself, and I'd recommend it greatly. Let pasta debris get dry, scrub with a (dedicated) toothbrush while spinning the handle, put it away.
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Only real downside to hand cranks is going to be if you're trying to make pasta yourself and realize you're a hand short.
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Nephzinho posted:Only real downside to hand cranks is going to be if you're trying to make pasta yourself and realize you're a hand short. Would having the hand crank up against the edge of a table and a chair with a big bowl underneath help in a case like this
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It might be a good failsafe, but imo it needs more support than that. It's not just about the final pass where it turns into strands, it's about all the passes where it's a sheet getting thinner and thinner.
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Nobody is going to skip buying a kitchen aid mixer because the pasta attachment sucks, but nobody would buy the Atlas if it were lame. Different motivations in terms of design quality.
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AnonSpore posted:My KA pasta roller fucks with my pasta for some reason, tears it like hell. The Atlas works much better even if it requires elbow grease. I don't quite understand it since afaict it's the same mechanism, just one is powered by a motor, but there you have it. This is another reason I'm leaning towards the Atlas. The KA started off ok, but I've had to be very careful with it lately to keep it from feeding the sheets through crooked or pulling the sheets to one side and then tearing it. Ok, I'm pretty set on the Atlas...
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AnonSpore posted:My KA pasta roller fucks with my pasta for some reason, tears it like hell. The Atlas works much better even if it requires elbow grease. I don't quite understand it since afaict it's the same mechanism, just one is powered by a motor, but there you have it. Something something torque.
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