Recent content by Grillncook

That would be the one. Thanks for the link and chasing it down.

While not as interesting as your find you might take a look at Golden West Publishing Golden West Publishers quite a few interesting cookbooks available from them. I usually pick up one or two when we are in Vegas, "The Chili Lovers Cookbook" is a personal favorite of mine.

Yes it's a great collection, but my brother says a cookbook collection isn't complete without "The White Trash Cookbook". He's been looking for years and I can't wait for him to find it, I'm so tired of the "I had it in my hands" story.

You can make an "Egg McMuffin" that's under 250 calories, whole wheat english muffin, fried egg, non fat cheese, and Canadian bacon. Believe it or not, the egg has the most fat, and that's because of the yolk. Most Canadian bacon is very low fat, one slice is less than 3/4 of a gram and if you...

You might also do research on the "DASH" diet, it's more of a cardiac diet, but it is also a low sodium diet, 1500mg a day. I stumbled across it when I was researching ways to remove sodium from my diet.

Dry Ice, because it is so much colder than water ice, contracts the metal and pops the dent out way, it depends on the dent as to whether it can be successful or not. Paint-less dent removal is done by getting behind the dent and using small picks and tools to slowly work the dent out of the...

It would be difficult to completely take it out without replacement of the door. I would be concerned about damaging the door gasket and or alignment of the door. If, and that's a really big if, you can remove the gasket in that area(most are glued now and very easy to tear ) you could try a...

When I was cleaning out a work shed of our new home, I found a Lady Hibbard Dual Waffle Maker. These were manufactured during the depression for well to do ladies. They weren't made for the everyday housewife and so, from what I understand they are quite rare, because they weren't affordable to...

As you progress in your cooking skills you'll find out that cooking to a time is rarely accurate. For $20 you can purchase a remote probe type thermometer that all you have to do is program in the temperature you want stick it in the oven and wait for the ding when the meat hits the correct...

It was probably a combination of both too much salt and too much time in the brine. Brining is basically a chemical reaction, you use a higher concentration of salt (Brine) to transfer to a lower concentration of salt (chicken breast, in this case), in order to impart flavor or remove certain...

If that is truly the case,then I am truly sorry for casting dishonor your way. May I ask why you would publish your letter to the manufacturer in a public forum, clearly with the intent to sway others from purchasing a KitchenAid product ? Why would you also tell the manufacturer that because...

Here's a few more menu ideas for you: While brining is an excellent way to add flavor, you have to be careful with sodium content and label watching. Quite a bit of the chicken and pork available comes brined. Especially boneless chicken breasts and pork loin chops. Read the labeling, if you...

First of all welcome and second of all, with your special requirements you will have to to be very careful in the way you proceed. Flavor can be added, but many of the recommendations have failed to allow for something that is very detrimental to your condition, the "S" word or SODIUM. In...

I really like their Fridge and Freezer dual thermometer with alarm, also. One day soon the Thermopen with k probes is going to be in my kitchen.

And I would have believed it until I read the last paragraph. The other problem I have with it is, it's unknown what type of bread she was making and even my Pro-6 has problems with a high flour low moisture dough and it's 525 watts versus 325 watts. I've had my Pro-6 Locked up tighter than a...