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Any recommended reading on passive cooking? Sounds like something that would be really useful for me.
by dkns 9y ago
Any recommended reading on passive cooking? Sounds like something that would be really useful for me.
- eru 9y agoLook up eg Sous Vide cooking.
- smileysteve 9y agoHmm. I haven't read anything about it; Some tools come in handy - George Foreman cooks both sides and shuts off at a temperature. A little experience teaches you when a chicken breast is juicy or drill - Oven cook timers (i mostly use the oven for fish/potato trays) are one of the most underrated and underused "automated" things that we've had for 50 years. - Typically hard to mess up covered or steamed vegetables or potatoes; they have a "natural" alarm; is the water overflowing or do you smell at all (the water is low). Use enough water that'll it'll evaporate as you turn the burner down.