Had no idea. Good to know. Now it only I could find some in my area.

A 2230 from Ali Express is very affordable. I'd definitely recommend that over any modifications.

Shaggy mane are a choice edible, but they'll dissolve into black goo in a matter of hours after being picked.

archive.ph will get you around the paywall too, if that's more your style.

NYT cooking tends to have recipes with short descriptions and very little narrative.

Custards are great with sous vide. Ice cream base, pot de creme, creme anglaise, etc. The texture is much better than on the stove top.

Looks like an Intel NUC supports CEC. That would be a more powerful option I suppose.

What about a Raspberry Pi or other SFF PC flashed with libreelec to run Kodi.

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THANK YOU for actually doing this by weight instead of by volume. It makes it so much easier to scale. I can't stand when fermentation books use volumetric measurements for the brine. It makes no sense.

I've made mushroom stroganoff before. It's not the same as beef, but still very tasty. Just bump up the amount of mushrooms you use and throw in some meatier varieties like shiitake, oyster, chicken of the woods, lions mane, etc.

One of my favorite beers of all time

In the winter I leave orange peels on the radiators. The smell permeates the house.

Taste as you go. Pull it a little before you think it's ready. Finish it in the sauce.

Cooking. It gives me a chance to be creative, plus I need to do it multiple times a day. Also, you get to share the fruits of your labor with friends/ family. Definitely helps that I don't have any friends who are picky eaters.

To piggyback off this, if you still want a cheesesteak, go to John's Roast Pork, and get a roast pork and a cheesesteak.

Can it run Doom?

Sebo also makes a great "premium" vacuum, but like the Miele, it also uses bags. I feel like the best vacuums tend to use bags.

Definitely some elbow grease.