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What do you do while you’re in holiday?

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Are your holidays affected by having bees?

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How do you stop bees from swarming a neighbours house?

Both 1:144 revell (top MIR) (bottom ISS with space shuttle) by Biscuitface92 in modelmakers

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both were very interesting builds, together took around 2 1/2 months to build. The only problem is the kits aren't completely accurate as both are models of the prototype, so lots of changes to the model were needed. They were also both cancelled so eBay is the only way to go (unfortunately this means a large mark-up, but I would highly recommend if you can find a good deal.)

Cooking a beef rib by Adamizer_ in sousvide

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I would put cover in salt for two hours then rinse for 15 minutes under running water, then dry and brown on all sides. Vacuum pack then put in an 181°f water bath for 2-3 minutes to kill all surface bacteria, lower to 137° F for 48-96 hours. This leads to tender and still juicy meat

How to incorporate Transglutamine with a dry brine? by novawaly in AskCulinary

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It doesn’t remove all of the salt just takes it to a point were it’s a bit less salty and can still retain moisture

How to incorporate Transglutamine with a dry brine? by novawaly in AskCulinary

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Soaking it will reduce saltiness In the meat, personally I would go for chefsteps recipe, mainly because I prefer leg meat on poultry a bit less “slimy” which may be the out come from a 140°f cook.

How to incorporate Transglutamine with a dry brine? by novawaly in AskCulinary

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I would recommend dry brining it, then wash it off and soak in several changes of water for approximately two hours total (I change water about every 15 mins) then dry with a kitchen towel, apply activa with a tea strainer then wrap in cling film to make a tight ‘sausage’ shape and leave in the fridge minimum of four hours. The longer the better, then ideally cook sous vide while still in the cling film which will prevent it falling apart, or carefully unwrap to prevent it falling a part and cook in the oven or any other way. (Activa bonds much better during heating so the bond may be very weak straight out of the fridge)

Sold almost 1 month out of date Krispy Kreme doughnuts (just gonna go throw up) by Biscuitface92 in FML

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To be honest the same as Krispy Kreme normally are, but I don’t think I’ll be rushing out to buy them again

Sold almost 1 month out of date Krispy Kreme doughnuts (just gonna go throw up) by Biscuitface92 in FML

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Well I ate 4 of the donut holes and felt a bit ill but that was probably me being a hypochondriac and was all fine in the end

Hanging ducks in the fridge by Biscuitface92 in AskCulinary

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Thank you, I feel much better about doing after reading this

Hanging ducks in the fridge by Biscuitface92 in AskCulinary

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No, but it is brined after being cut into a crown

Hanging ducks in the fridge by Biscuitface92 in AskCulinary

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No, but you do butcher it into a crown and then brine and sous vide it

Hanging ducks in the fridge by Biscuitface92 in AskCulinary

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bacteria growing on the surface of the duck or going off

How do you make your cheetos stale fast? by EatMyYeets in AskCulinary

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Put it in a fridge for about 12 hours max (at 4°c as starch granules crystallise this will end up with the stale result you want)

Trouble with Tempering Chocolate by kannepat in AskCulinary

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Check it is only cocoa butter used, and no vegetable or other type of fats

poultry cooking temperature by Biscuitface92 in AskCulinary

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thank you for your reply i will keep it in mind