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Coredump posted:Thank you for the instant pot thread link. Don't know why i didn't think of that. It's not a super active thread but if you post and ask questions and stuff people will reply. technically its a "pressure cooker" thread so we get a few of the old school types too.
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Coredump posted:Thank you for the instant pot thread link. Don't know why i didn't think of that. Yeah! Thanks for that! I totally blanked on looking for one too.
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My pressure cooker isn't an instant pot, and it's possible that my cooker would work with 45 minutes. I know I tried 30 minutes and it wasn't long enough, so I just doubled it and liked the result so I kept doing that. I do 75 instead of 60 when I add veggies because I guess that made sense the first time I did it? The onions are pretty cooked down but I toss in large chunks of carrot so you still have recognizable carrots and a whole lot of onion and carrot flavor in the broth. I just shred the chicken apart and keep it and the veggies in the broth and serve over rice, and it's like a a chicken stew that's been cooking all day.
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A GIANT PARSNIP posted:My pressure cooker isn't an instant pot, and it's possible that my cooker would work with 45 minutes. I know I tried 30 minutes and it wasn't long enough, so I just doubled it and liked the result so I kept doing that. Well instant pot is just the name. Pretty much all the pressure cookers work the same.
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MarcusSA posted:Well instant pot is just the name. Pretty much all the pressure cookers work the same. I thought I heard somewhere that some pressure cookers cook at higher pressure than others - I assume that would impact the cooking time. My pressure cooker's timer also starts ticking down the second you close the lid, and I do a fast release at finish, so those also may impact cooking time.
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Jan 12, 2019 00:12
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A GIANT PARSNIP posted:I thought I heard somewhere that some pressure cookers cook at higher pressure than others - I assume that would impact the cooking time. My pressure cooker's timer also starts ticking down the second you close the lid, and I do a fast release at finish, so those also may impact cooking time. have a long dealio from david arnold http://www.cookingissues.com/index.html%3Fp=2561.html
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bob dobbs is dead posted:have a long dealio from david arnold Thanks for this.
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Jan 12, 2019 01:10
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Trastion posted:You can use your Costco Rotisserie Chicken carcasses in your Instant Pot to make the best homemade Chicken Stock. Freeze it into large ice cube trays and then dump in a gallon freezer bag and you have on-demand chicken stock with no preservatives whenever you need it. Literally just finished doing this an hour ago. And while I was jarring my stock, I put that $1.99/lb Costco pork loin in the Instant Pot to make some shredded pork for dinner. Costco has blessed me today. I buy one of their rotisserie chickens once every week, and I almost always make stock with the carcass afterwards. I end up with so much stock that I can't even store it all and I end up giving it away to friends, or sometimes even throwing it out. Clearly I need a Costco freezer, but I am a poor renter, and I don't want to have to move the thing every other year.
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Jan 12, 2019 02:26
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Jack Skeleton posted:So unless you just want to have a comically oversized Nutella bucket in your kitchen, It’s this.
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Jan 12, 2019 02:55
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Can I put nutella on my Mac'n'cheese? https://www.costco.com/Chef's-Banquet-Macaroni-%2526-Cheese-Storage-Bucket-180-Servings.product.100108871.html
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Mnemosyne posted:Literally just finished doing this an hour ago. And while I was jarring my stock, I put that $1.99/lb Costco pork loin in the Instant Pot to make some shredded pork for dinner. Costco has blessed me today. If you have too much stock, just keep reducing it until you get a semi/psuedo demi-glace then freeze it. Even a low effort sorta demi-glace makes pan sauces and stuff really tasty and easy.
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Jan 12, 2019 03:16
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belt posted:Can I put nutella on my Mac'n'cheese? realistically, this poo poo is for paranoid preppers and lovely food service
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Jan 12, 2019 03:19
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How do am make stock with instantpot?!,!,,
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Jan 12, 2019 03:58
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belt posted:Can I put nutella on my Mac'n'cheese? The Good Word is spreading but it has become a temporary crisis. We will prevail. PBUC. https://twitter.com/nypost/status/1083737188557377536
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Jan 12, 2019 05:07
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bob dobbs is dead posted:realistically, this poo poo is for paranoid preppers and lovely food service Just preppers. 20 year shelf life. $0.50 a serving. That may sound cheap but regular ol' Kraft mac and cheese from the grocery store is $0.50 a serving. That's wholesale quantities of generic mac and cheese at name-brand retail pricing. You can buy boxed Kraft at Costco for $0.40 a serving. MisterOblivious fucked around with this message at 05:27 on Jan 12, 2019 |
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Chinatown posted:The Good Word is spreading but it has become a temporary crisis. We will prevail. PBUC. I guess my question is how long this stays good once you open it. Good for 20 years is cool and all but if you only have a week to eat it then lol eating 180 servings in a week.
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Jan 12, 2019 05:26
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belt posted:Can I put nutella on my Mac'n'cheese? People, I know how I'm going to die.
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Jan 12, 2019 05:29
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StupidSexyVaultGuy posted:People, re-enacting that scene from se7en except its a goon willingly putting an entire bucket of 27 lbs of mac and cheese into their stomach
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Jan 12, 2019 05:32
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MarcusSA posted:I guess my question is how long this stays good once you open it. Separate packages, a whole heap of little pouches is all. I checked out the ingredients because why not, poo poo has partially hydrogenated oil. No thanks~
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Jan 12, 2019 05:33
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Xaris posted:re-enacting that scene from se7en except its a goon willingly putting an entire bucket of 27 lbs of mac and cheese into their stomach Gonna take a deep breath and try to eat my way out.
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Jan 12, 2019 05:37
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KakerMix posted:Separate packages, a whole heap of little pouches is all. I checked out the ingredients because why not, poo poo has partially hydrogenated oil. No thanks~ Oh. I guess that makes sense. I just imagined a huge vat of the poo poo.
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Jan 12, 2019 05:47
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MarcusSA posted:Oh. I guess that makes sense. I just imagined a huge vat of the poo poo. Well this is disappointing.
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Jan 12, 2019 06:04
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MarcusSA posted:I guess my question is how long this stays good once you open it. If you’re in a situation where you have to eat that crap, the best by date of noodles probably isn’t your biggest worry.
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Jan 12, 2019 06:18
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So it's not dried or anything? Like boil it and eat like Kraft? Just ready in the packet to eat? Tear it open and go to town? This would be great for my local militia. We like to pretend apocalypse type things. Get in our tactical gear and have our potluck.
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Jan 12, 2019 09:26
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This poo poo and other prepper stuff has been for sale forever. Why is it suddenly hitting a viral news cycle?
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FogHelmut posted:This poo poo and other prepper stuff has been for sale forever. Why is it suddenly hitting a viral news cycle? the whole shebang costing a grand has been around forever, i don't think the individual big buckets have been around forever
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Jan 12, 2019 19:11
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Getting ready for the zombie apocalypse one bucket at a time
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Jan 12, 2019 19:25
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It’s not a bad idea to have 3-7 days worth of food on hand. But between your pantry and freezer most people are probably good for 99% of emergencies.
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Jan 12, 2019 19:35
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just came back from church. they didnt have deli mustard for my dog, so i had to use plain yellow instead.
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Im Ready for DEATH posted:just came back from church. they didnt have deli mustard for my dog, so i had to use plain yellow instead. That’s happened to me a few times. Not a huge crisis, join your blue collar comrades once in a while. Out of onion? That’s another story....
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TheManWithNoName posted:It’s not a bad idea to have 3-7 days worth of food on hand. But between your pantry and freezer most people are probably good for 99% of emergencies. you could buy ten cans of dinty moore beef stew, or corned beef hash- both delicious white trash classics- and forget about them in the back of the pantry until you go camping or the power goes out during a three day snowstorm. maybe have some jugs of water too
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Spam by the case. My church has it. PBUC, I will have musubi for the end of days.
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TheManWithNoName posted:It’s not a bad idea to have 3-7 days worth of food on hand. But between your pantry and freezer most people are probably good for 99% of emergencies. you probably won't have any gas/electricity to cook anything since it'd be shutoff/damaged if there's' an emergency, but you could eat like raw pasta soaked in water and probably cans of beans and tomatoes or w/e, and yeah milk/eggs/cream/cheeses/butter from your fridge are ok to eat raw for a few days (albiet slight risk with raw eggs but it's hugely overstated) and whatever thaws out from your freezer should be fine like normandy blend vegetables raw is will be good.
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Oh, I don't need much from Costco, it'll be a quick trip. -Famous last words, from a time when Renegret was $400 richer 1/12/2019
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I did get COSTCO GAS for the first time though. Ran my car so close to empty that my gas light was on. My wife started flipping out on me that I pulled up to the wrong side of the pump. Thanks to this thread I knew it didn't matter and instead I looked like a super husband.
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Renegret posted:Oh, I don't need much from Costco, it'll be a quick trip. Also, I strongly advise against going to "look around."
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Renegret posted:I did get COSTCO GAS for the first time though. Ran my car so close to empty that my gas light was on. My wife started flipping out on me that I pulled up to the wrong side of the pump. Thanks to this thread I knew it didn't matter and instead I looked like a super husband. Typically when the light comes on you have a couple gallons left.
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I forgot that I bought the 2-pack of marinated artichoke hearts last time I went, and bought another 2. What do I do with a gallon of these
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therobit posted:Typically when the light comes on you have a couple gallons left. Yeah I'll go 30 or 40 miles past the light coming on sometimes in my truck. Good job owning your wife though.
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Denver got rid of its insane temperance era beer law so now Costco is selling flats of local brews Hallelujah
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