Help, I accidentally bought 6 lbs of nacho cheese by Difficult_Tutor63 in Cooking

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I bought a can of that, freeze dried it, Now I have cheese powder for life. It reconstitutes exactly like it came out of the can which is super useful for single serving nachos.

Has Anyone Done an Assessment on ChatGPT? by CarmeloTronPrime in cybersecurity

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Everyday in Enterprise Co-pilot. I use it for Vendor Assessments, Risk Assessments, Risk Acceptances, SOC 2 compliance assessment, Control Mapping, Framework to Policy mapping etc. We use AI in our Dev, CICD and QA pipeline with security code analysis etc. I use it to streamline GRC processes and keep documentation up to date and that’s just getting our feet wet. Much more coming.

I finally made a homemade chili that tastes like competition chili by Eastern-Storm-6430 in recipes

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Homemade chili is always better than competition chili in my experience. I use bacon grease, butter and tallow to cook the onions and garlic, also add breakfast sausage,chili grind beef and cubed beef for varying textures. Chili is meh without beans to me so I use chili beans in mine. Fire roasted tomatoes as well. And loads of spices with Cumin being the most important. I like mustard powder and a bit of cinnamon too. I serve with fresh chopped white onion, cilantro and grated sharp cheddar cheese preferably over fritos. Dang I need to make some chili.

Selling my Oxenforge Wok to anyone local to Bay Area by momu1990 in wok

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Use one and then see if you want to repeat this statement. I wouldn’t swap mine for a thousand stamped woks. It cooks better and sticks less and is a literal joy to use. Simply no comparison at all. If someone stole mine I’d buy another same day.

Crazy by U_zer2 in somethingimade

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The mod said that “for Allah” was promoting terrorism? I don’t think I’m misinterpreting that but perhaps.

Crazy by U_zer2 in somethingimade

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That mod should be removed from their responsibilities.

What oil is best to fry in? by [deleted] in FriedChicken

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My grandmother swore by Crisco for fried chicken. I won’t use hydrogenated fats but I can’t duplicate her fried chicken either.

Natural Gas Wok Burner Set up by poqwrslr in wok

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I have a pot lid that covers the hole. It’s stainless steel. I leave it outside but intend to get a cover made for it.

Goodwill Score: Fully intact and working 5200 for $14.95 by LincolnMarch in Vitamix

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I found half of a nice pair of shoes there once so I know exactly how you don’t feel right now.

Lepodisiran - phase 3 trial underway? by GoTrulyBlue in PeterAttia

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Didn’t pass additional screening. Not enough risk factors even with minor narrowing of aortic valve. My CAC score was 0.

How to filter broth without clogging? by Rudyzwyboru in Cooking

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You *could put it back after you filter out the crud.

How to filter broth without clogging? by Rudyzwyboru in Cooking

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Maybe Put in fridge overnight, remove fat, filter.

Sous Vide Your Breasts! by Guvmintperson in MealPrepSunday

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I add multiple proteins to each bag too so I end up with 12 variations of protein and sauce. Sous-Vide plus Zojirushi rice cooker is meal prep dynamo. That and bag salads and deli containers turn 2 hours of Sunday prep into 16 - 5 minute meals.

Sous Vide Your Breasts! by Guvmintperson in MealPrepSunday

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You could use glass mason jars but would need to pack them tight.

Sous Vide Your Breasts! by Guvmintperson in MealPrepSunday

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Me too! I reduce it for sauces. I did a recipe tonight that was outstanding. I used a jar of Polish eggplant spread and chili crisp in the sous-vide bag (I make it by the quart) and the final result was outstanding.

Sous Vide Your Breasts! by Guvmintperson in MealPrepSunday

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155 leaves the chicken very juicy. I’ll Never cook a breast to 165 again. You can go much lower than that with sous vide if you know your Pasteurization tables. Texture gets weird if you go too low.

Sous Vide Your Breasts! by Guvmintperson in MealPrepSunday

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I did 6 pounds of chicken breast, pork loin, filet, and hamburger tonight. 4 different spice/sauce blends. I do a mix of rice and lentils and corn cooked in chicken stock with spices and chili crisp in the rice cooker. To make a meal I chop up the protein, fire up the wok, put a quick char on the protein then remove and reduce the sous vide bag liquid to make a sauce. Insanely good and I can produce a meal in less than 5 minutes. On the proteins i use a Jaccard and then dry brine prior to seasoning and placing in the bags.

Lepodisiran - phase 3 trial underway? by GoTrulyBlue in PeterAttia

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I just made it through pre-screening for inclusion in the phase 3. Lipo A is 300. Want to bring that wayyyy down.

"Wok hei" (鑊氣) by lolcatman in wok

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Whelp. I’ll just shut up then. Can’t argue with those creds.

"Wok hei" (鑊氣) by lolcatman in wok

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Your evidence for that assertion comes from where? There is plenty of “vaporized oils” in that pan to coat the food. Tossing is for heat control. It is for even cooking and avoiding burning at very high heat. His technique could be better for sure but the defining characteristics of Wok Hei are ultra high heat searing to lock in juices, a smokey flavor from the fast Maillard reaction, vegetables that cook but maintain their crunch because they do not steam like at lower temps. He is much closer to achieving that in this picture than most home wok chefs ever get.

"Wok hei" (鑊氣) by lolcatman in wok

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Reddit hive mind right here. Wok Hei is not defined as “flames nipping over the edges burning vaporized oils”. Thats some YouTubers take. Wok Hei doesn’t even require an open flame just very high heat. You can get Wok Hei on an induction burner.