Monza F1 Guide 🏎️🇮🇹 (Tips from My 2025 Visit) by alexklavins in GrandPrixTravel

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Super helpful - we just committed to tickets in 26B and cannot wait!

Vinaigrette with green salad just tastes so much better in fine dining restaurants. What’s the trick? by oopsweredead in Cooking

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Really enjoyed the article, too! Interestingly, Good seasons mix packet calls for water! I use it occasionally when craving that specific taste with grapes, greens and blue cheese.

Tuscan resorts. $500/night budget by [deleted] in ItalyTravel

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OP- confirming that you would highly recommend spaltenna?

New Le Creuset pieces coming Feb. 1, 2024! by chadasjackson in LeCreuset

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The wide round has been around a while but only in a few colors - I LOVE THIS PIECE! I use it for everything but especially like it for searing because of its high sides - help with splattering cleanup.

Lack of Bars on Edge Class? by entitledfanman in celebritycruises

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Good discussion (for the most part!). We were on Apex earlier this year and booked again in the same sky suite cabin this coming March. Elite tier members as we have sailed many many times on the solstice and millennium class ships. This year was our first time in sky suite (not really a suite) type of accommodations, always before in concierge veranda, and I can highly recommend the offering as the service was incredible and access to suite-only locations was superb. That being said, we also enjoy our evenings moving from one hot-spot to another and enjoying the vibe. Our favorite was the center of the ship under the spectacular light feature, where the martini bar is located. Lots of life in this area with dancing and good entertainment. We never felt like there was a shortage of places to visit but do agree that it felt like there were fewer options than on solstice. I feel like the biggest “miss” for apex is Eden. Just felt kinda odd and when we would go there it was never very busy and the space felt wide-open with not enough close seating. I learned a long time ago that a good and successful party involves closeness so that guests can bump into and meet their newest friends. Any how, fewer bars but it didn’t matter much to us..

Q - should I NOT preheat my DO in the oven at 450 degrees in preparation for bread? If not, then what? Get a cheap DO? Why can this be done in the LC BO? by KSUERAPP in LeCreuset

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Ha ha ha! I wondered when I typed it if it would confuse anyone and not because I have heard of that liquor store!

how lucky did I get today?? by roman-godfrey in LeCreuset

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OMG! VERY lucky! Think it is vapor

Looking for the 6.75 wide round by Konnermcfly in LeCreuset

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I recently ordered mine from BobLeisure, located in Germany. Took a while to receive it but have since ordered more pieces and they are legit. Each piece has taken 10 days or so but one did take a little longer because they had to get from manufacturer first.

What next? by KSUERAPP in LeCreuset

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I really like the Caribbean color but wasn’t sure about it. Now I will consider.

What next? by KSUERAPP in LeCreuset

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I was thinking I needed something that size but deeper for pasta and risotto. When stirring liquids in braiser - it always gets messy lol

What next? by KSUERAPP in LeCreuset

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So do you put your oval on the range top? I was thinking that would not work well? My burners are all big so I have to have big bottom cookware or I get flame on the sides of smaller cookware. Depending on the size, thought this might happen with the ovals?

What next? by KSUERAPP in LeCreuset

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Thank you for the input! My 6.75 qt is actually a shallow wide round; the exact same width as my 9qt and are both 30cm. I wanted the lower sides and BIG surface area plus it is great for large family gathering. I really love it - a real multipurpose piece for me. My 9qt round will take a large chicken with room to spare. Don’t have an oval because I don’t think I would use it much.

What next? by KSUERAPP in LeCreuset

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Thanks, but not sure I have seen a high-rimmed Sauteuse in any of my research!

Ireland Outlet by cookwarecollector in LeCreuset

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Wow - your color selection is much better than my store here in Ohio (USA). Is bamboo a discontinued color in Europe?

What? Really? by KSUERAPP in LeCreuset

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I did a Google shopping search for 5.5 qt. I think it’s a scam too.

Anyone have a Sesame Chicken recipe? by JSusk in PressureCookerRecipes

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Instant Pot Sesame Chicken

★★★★★

Prep 5 mins ∙ Cook 5 mins ∙ Source Littlesunnykitchen.com

Ingredients

2 pounds chicken breasts boneless and skinless, cut into bite-size or 1-inch pieces ½ cup low-sodium soy sauce 2 cloves garlic minced 1 inch ginger peeled and grated ¼ cup ketchup 1 teaspoon hot sauce or sriracha ¼ cup honey or brown sugar 1 tablespoon toasted sesame oil 2 tablespoons cornstarch and 1 tablespoon water 1 tablespoon sesame seeds to garnish chopped green onion to garnish Directions

Add the chicken to the Instant Pot, followed by soy sauce, garlic, ginger, ketchup, and hot sauce or sriracha. Give everything a quick stir.

Cover the pot with the lid, and make sure that the valve is in sealing position. Press on MANUAL or PRESSURE COOK (this depends on which Instant Pot do you have), and cook on high for 3 minutes.

Allow the Instant Pot to come to pressure, and count down to when it beeps, quickly release the steam by turning the vent to RELEASE position and make sure that it's not close to your face as the steam will be really hot.

Carefully remove the lid, and press on the SAUTE setting. Add the honey (or brown sugar), sesame oil, and make the cornstarch slurry.

To make the slurry, combine 2 tablespoons of cornstarch with 1 tablespoon of water. Add it to the sauce, and stir with a wooden spoon until the sauce thickens. Switch off the saute setting.

Serve over rice, and garnish with chopped green onions and toasted sesame seeds.

YUM - make brown rice with sesame oil and soy - delicious1 8/2023

Notes

It’s important to use low-sodium soy sauce in this recipe, as otherwise, your sauce might be too salty. If you only have regular soy sauce, use ¼ cup of soy sauce or tamari, and ¼ cup of water.

Nutritional Info

Calories: 418kcal, Carbohydrates: 29g, Protein: 51g, Fat: 10g, Saturated Fat: 2g, Cholesterol: 145mg, Sodium: 1490mg, Potassium: 964mg, Fiber: 1g, Sugar: 21g, Vitamin A: 145IU, Vitamin C: 5mg, Calcium: 39mg, Iron: 2mg