What's for supper - Second Course

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Picard said:
I don't want to know what your electricity costs are each month.

Something is cooking in your oven almost every evening.
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Roughly r800/month electricity for the household. I think we're in a low tariff area.
 
Our oven doesn't work. Well, it does, but it cuts the power if you take it over 160C. Found out after we signed the lease :/
 
Randhir said:
Our oven doesn't work. Well, it does, but it cuts the power if you take it over 160C. Found out after we signed the lease :/
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Is that why you rely on the smoking pit and sous vide to get a decent meal? :D
 
cerebus said:
Is that why you rely on the smoking pit and sous vide to get a decent meal? :D
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:D we have a flavour wave thingy that actually works very well, especially for roast chicken.

Using the sous vide tonight again to make a blushing rack of lamb, will finish it with my trusty blowtorch.
 
Randhir said:
:D we have a flavour wave thingy that actually works very well, especially for roast chicken.

Using the sous vide tonight again to make a blushing rack of lamb, will finish it with my trusty blowtorch.
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Sheesh, ghetto hacks.
 
Randhir said:
:D we have a flavour wave thingy that actually works very well, especially for roast chicken.

Using the sous vide tonight again to make a blushing rack of lamb, will finish it with my trusty blowtorch.
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please stop talking about sous vide, i don't have money for that gadget :(
 
faniedry said:
LOL I think the special would be out my price bracket as well... :(
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You can try shorter cooks with a stovetop and pot of water, or a cooler box. But you need to make sure you have an accurate thermometer.
 
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