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    Dehydrate chorizo on a radiator

    On topic comments welcome.
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    Dehydrate chorizo on a radiator

    This was one of the first Chorizo's that appeared pre-packed in Sainsbury's. The quality varies, but is consistently better than from other supermarkets at this price point. However, with the influx from Mediterranean countries their selection suddenly shot up last Christmas period, with the...
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    Dehydrate chorizo on a radiator

    The difference being that this is a supermarket grade cured meat, which still contains a lot of fats, water and oils, that can be dehydrated out to intensify its flavour. Thus, a £2.50 tasting sausage can be turned into a £5 one.
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    Dehydrate chorizo on a radiator

    I put some sliced some cured Spanish sausage in a metal bowl, coating it with Paprika pepper (to draw out the oils) and left it a top of a radiator in order to encourage the oils out of it to dry age it quickly. Every couple of hours, over an eight hour period, I wipe away the secreted oils...
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    Skewers 316 + electropolishing

    Revisiting this thread after stumbling across something that may well have solved my journey, I take inspiration from hydrophobic mesh grating: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1c7axLKvsA4 The only issue is that the layer applied likely isn't food safe. However, there is a method that can be...
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    Sunglasses see through outdoor cooking smoke?

    I do not have a TV, but I do have a computer monitor (iMac) and the screen turns a deep blue !
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    Food Poisoning: Electrolyte Tablets

    Thanks taxlady for that info, it seems like I'm strangely reminded of that fact from sometime before, but it certainly makes sense. I recently tried a pork loin from that same time period and got ill again, so I'm definitely sure that something happened in that time period that caused problems...
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    Food Poisoning: Electrolyte Tablets

    It turned out that it was the beef mince that was causing me trouble, after five months in the freezer. Yet, when I used pork loin, from the same sealing period, there was no issue. I checked online and beef mince is a cause for concern where food poisoning was concerned, something I had no...
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    Food Poisoning: Electrolyte Tablets

    It could just be that even though I don't feel bad, that the bacteria is still present to cause upset ?
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    Food Poisoning: Electrolyte Tablets

    I think you're right. I cannot be sure, but I think that I've tracked it down to Beef Mince, as after recovering well after three days I just got ill again after eating some. I think it's been in the freezer for too long ?
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    Food Poisoning: Electrolyte Tablets

    I had food poisoning this month and it's been with me for a few weeks now. I read up on the foods that I should gravitate towards: like rice, crackers and clear soups. However, I read that electrolytes are important and was wondering if Science In Sport Hydro Hydration Tablets would be a good...
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    Foods which benefit from a little oxygen?

    I've got one of these glass bottles with a round cork, and while they're not completely air-tight, they do an excellent job. I know this because I have some very pungent items in it and the room does not perfume with their odour, as if left uncovered. However, If I put my nose right at the...
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    Face Shield over Onion Goggles for protection

    Looking into getting a face shield I wondered if it would be a good upgrade from the Onion Googles that I use to protect myself from splashing in my eyes ? I am already used to wearing the goggles any time I feel as though food my plash into my face, but they only protect my eyes, but a face...
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    Sunglasses see through outdoor cooking smoke?

    Lens comparison uploads Here are decent sizes of the coloured lenses: • Blue : https://imgur.com/mKfg6BQ • Yellow : https://imgur.com/PiyfiwX • Clear : https://imgur.com/w28gliN • Rainbow : https://imgur.com/ZdJzXtz • Parallax : https://imgur.com/csPxPSm
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    Sunglasses see through outdoor cooking smoke?

    Anything UV blocking and coloured works Hardly scientific, and with the wind blowing and at times overcast the lighting and smoke will be off, but I tried my best to capture the smoke coming from the pot to contrast the difference. I have five lenses: • Blue • Yellow • Clear • Rainbow •...
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