Message from @Pawp

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2019-04-11 09:09:15 UTC  

Well I could use a water bath but it always cracked.

2019-04-11 09:09:22 UTC  

i have mental note that "stay away from jianbing" for no explanation after that

2019-04-11 09:09:34 UTC  

sooo i might need to re-research that device

2019-04-11 09:09:39 UTC  

who had one mmm

2019-04-11 09:10:25 UTC  

That's a weird but accurate way to describe that feeling

2019-04-11 09:10:39 UTC  

A mental note but no explanation after that

2019-04-11 09:10:44 UTC  

Sous video bread pudding is delicious because it's made in a glass jar

2019-04-11 09:10:56 UTC  

You can make literal single servings super easily

2019-04-11 09:11:15 UTC  

stating they deliver in time and single units too

2019-04-11 09:11:33 UTC  

I feel some things actually need evaporation to get the best flavor.

2019-04-11 09:11:40 UTC  

But I dunno if that makes sense

2019-04-11 09:12:08 UTC  

most of the flavor your perceive comes from aromas

2019-04-11 09:12:22 UTC  

and most aromas are from volatile chemicals

2019-04-11 09:13:03 UTC  

<:chink:323022148870602752>

2019-04-11 09:13:05 UTC  

so yes you need that "evaporation"(smell) to food taste even better

2019-04-11 09:13:10 UTC  

So would a sous vide brisket that is then cold smoked be better than a brisket made in the traditional way?

2019-04-11 09:13:18 UTC  

I mean in terms of water content.

2019-04-11 09:13:30 UTC  

thats why people usualy torch/ do other magic after the waterbath

2019-04-11 09:13:32 UTC  

Wait

2019-04-11 09:13:33 UTC  

I sous vide a pork shoulder

2019-04-11 09:13:35 UTC  

Is the sous vide

2019-04-11 09:13:42 UTC  

It was fucking delicious

2019-04-11 09:13:42 UTC  

Like a thing that makes things into marbles?

2019-04-11 09:13:43 UTC  

Also

2019-04-11 09:13:49 UTC  

Best ingredients for chicken soup?

2019-04-11 09:13:54 UTC  

id coldsmoke the brisket first and then waterbath it

2019-04-11 09:13:54 UTC  

Other than salt and pepper

2019-04-11 09:13:58 UTC  

What else should I use

2019-04-11 09:14:13 UTC  
2019-04-11 09:16:02 UTC  

what kind of soup sticky

2019-04-11 09:16:10 UTC  

thick or watery, what it comes with

2019-04-11 09:17:17 UTC  

Also dumplings add dumplings

2019-04-11 09:17:57 UTC  

I like to put in wing tips to make the soup thicker.

2019-04-11 09:21:50 UTC  

<:wholesomethonk:373550351082848267>

2019-04-11 09:21:55 UTC  

Fuck. Now I'm hungry

2019-04-11 09:24:42 UTC  

@Tervy Well I chop some onions, garlic and carrots

2019-04-11 09:26:13 UTC  

And then I put a chicken bullion in

2019-04-11 09:26:17 UTC  

And some water

2019-04-11 09:26:19 UTC  

And a whole chicken

2019-04-11 09:26:23 UTC  

Let that simmer for about 3 hours