Good evening. Is there a thread on sous vide cooking anywhere?
I've searched but it's mentioned so often I can't find a dedicated thread.
I've searched but it's mentioned so often I can't find a dedicated thread.
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JAS_OH1
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I think CD does a lot of sous vide. If there's a thread here, he'd know.
There are a few, but the newest one (I could find*) is from 2021, so feel free to start a new one.
*I found these by clicking the search feature, then just searching titles only for “sous.”
Thanks, I missed that little tick box!
JAS_OH1
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It might be useful for SSOAP to look over the old threads too. I did a search using "sous vide" and just went straight to the oldest one.
Lullabelle
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It is July...I had to use the dryer function on the washing machine 
Besides the one GG just opened, there is another one. I'll have to search for it, as it has been inactive for a while.
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IIRC, that older one has a lot of good information in it.
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There are 2 in the sitting room at the moment. One is on day 3, so it should die tonight. The other arrived yesterday.A fly got into the house yesterday, and he buzzes past my head from time to time, and then disappears.
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We will no doubt wake to it tomorrow trying to do backstroke on the windowsill.
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Were you not recently mentioning it being to hot and too dry?It is July...I had to use the dryer function on the washing machine
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Chilly here, but at least the sun is finally coming out again. The UV levels hit 4 yesterday. At 3 it's sunscreen and hats.
You can knock 3°C off all of those temperatures for where I live, some 400m higher in altitude and in a windier location. (I've given Canberra simply to protect where I live. )
We won't get even vaguely that warm. Usually if Canberra is forecast 16°C (61F), we might get it 12°C briefly, if it is sunny. If it is cloudy, we won't get into double figures. We're sufficiently far from Canberra to have our own micro climate controlled by the flood plain we live close to, but well above. And we're often cloudy or in low cloud when Canberra is sunny all day.
(Sorry no Fahrenheit but Australia is a totally metric country (right down to joules instead of calories) and my app doesn't switch between the two.)
You can knock 3°C off all of those temperatures for where I live, some 400m higher in altitude and in a windier location. (I've given Canberra simply to protect where I live. )
We won't get even vaguely that warm. Usually if Canberra is forecast 16°C (61F), we might get it 12°C briefly, if it is sunny. If it is cloudy, we won't get into double figures. We're sufficiently far from Canberra to have our own micro climate controlled by the flood plain we live close to, but well above. And we're often cloudy or in low cloud when Canberra is sunny all day.
(Sorry no Fahrenheit but Australia is a totally metric country (right down to joules instead of calories) and my app doesn't switch between the two.)
Brrrrr!
When I see you post temperatures of 0 degrees, I instinctively gasp. Then I remember that is 32F. 0F is -18C.
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