My wife never wants to charge her phone using an outlet so we suck those things dry pretty quickly.
Free Your Mind.
a right-wing extremist group this week.
I'm honestly impressed, I thought our right-wing nut-jobs were well armed, but they just got shown up by the Italians, of all people.
Still...pretty impressive work for three far right Italians.
Section last week convinced me to buy the Sous vide thing. The price of the Instant Pot was too good to pass on. ($55).
Plus an air fryer. I still feel like that isn't that bad. Last year I got a Waterpik and Sonicare, so it is almost like I have a theme each year.
Meat cooked in a plastic bag? Why eat plastic particles when the carbon from a grill is so much tastier?
My aversion to sous vide is more a knock on my BIL. He’s quite the renaissance man but my brother and I give him shit (behind his back of course) about that cooking technique.
Carry on. What he’s prepared that I’ve had wasn’t half bad.
I've never heard the term before, but I assume "instant pot" means that removing stems and seeds is not required.
Lots of good sous vide advice, especially by Kenji López-Alt, on Serious Eats.
primary food prep devices in our house. Takes a little while to build up a recipe collection, but after that it's great. If you don't already have one, a vacuum sealer is probably next. Sous vide in Ziploc bags works, but the sealer is much easier.
$42.
You don’t happen to know if the fourth TV has a slot of a fire stick, do you?
It seems the listing is now $139 for the Ring and Dot and $169 with the Ring 2 and Dot.
They started that sale early. I had been watching, since I knew the Ring 2 was what I wanted (Costco had it for $189 w/1 year of the premium service - value $100). The Dot was just a bonus tossed in, since the $139 was a great price already - and they are still selling just the Ring 2 for that much today (Tuesday).