Pellet Fan
All Things Considered => General Discussion--Food Related => Topic started by: hughver on August 11, 2022, 03:01:55 PM
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I'm sure that all of us have a variety of gadgets that we use while pursuing our cooking adventures. It would be nice to have a place to showcase unique gadgets for everyone to see. The items below are gadgets I bought that I use virtually every day, they may be a common items, but they are new to me. Garlic slicer and flipper.
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Dou you prefer sliced garlic in your recipes over smashed or finely diced?
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All my gadgets are in boxes. :(
We are moving Monday and Tuesday.
Will probably be a while before any see the light of day again.
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Not sure the server has enough space for pictures of all my gadgets.
I am sure I will contribute to this post, i look forward to people's different gadgets. I have a Pigtail flipper some place, just not sure where.
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Dou you prefer sliced garlic in your recipes over smashed or finely diced?
Yes. I once had a book on garlic and if I recall, it said than mashing or mincing bruised the garlic and adversely changed the taste.
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Knife and chopping block scissors. Works surprisingly well!
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I am not sure this really fits the description, but I just purchased it and am having fun with it, so I am posting. This is my new mini-waffle maker ($12, a deal!). I am learning to make chaffles and other keto friendly dishes with it.
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Are those what used to be Lego size waffles? I am sure that the store bought ones are probably smaller than they used to be when I ate them for breakfast in middle school.
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5 gallon bucket and a $3 paint stirrer on the end of a power drill does quick work to "pull" pork shoulders.
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Yes, basically the size of L'eggo waffles that you put in a toaster.
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I am not sure this really fits the description, but I just purchased it and am having fun with it, so I am posting. This is my new mini-waffle maker ($12, a deal!). I am learning to make chaffles and other keto friendly dishes with it.
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I have a similar device, same color except it's called a quesadilla maker. the other 2 gadgets are for holding bags open while they are being filled.
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This is my new gadget, a Bron Coucke stainless steel classic chef's mandoline. I went higher end to get better adjustability. This mandoline is well built with incredible adjustability.
We are starting with potato chips. I have two thicknesses soaking in water in the refrigerator that will be fried tomorrow. We also plan on doing sweet potato and carrot chips.
So far, I am very impressed. This is much better than the lower cost mandolines I have used in the past.
I made chips today which turned out pretty good. The overnight soaking will help eliminate some of the starch.
Next may be crinkle chips.
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I already did a post on the Ronco Showtime Rotisserie. This is a gadget that has survived the test of time, and gave rise to the mantra: Set it and forget it !!!!!
https://pelletfan.com/index.php?topic=7130.msg74278#msg74278
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I think I will just take a picture or two of my gadget draws and let you guess what they are as I know longer have a clue
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I wish I could find pictures of my meat tenderizer!