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2mo ago
inThat $3 bread maker from the thrift store changed my thinking on baking
The thrift store success comes from older machines that actually mix and knead better than newer ones.
2mo ago
inThat fancy leveling system I was dead set against actually saved my butt
Your usual tricks had the boom listing 3 degrees" - man, that hits close to home. I told myself for years my eye was good enough. @benwilliams, I caved after the ground tried to turn my 50 tonner into a leaning tower of crane. Now I feel like a dummy every time I flip that laser on and realize how much I was guessing.
2mo ago
inBone-in vs. boneless ribeye for dry aging. Bone-in wins every time.
You're putting a lot of weight on the bone being the flavor source, but that's mostly a myth. The meat next to the bone doesn't get more circulation or anything special. Your boneless loss probably came from surface drying, not the bone. Next time trim the pellicle better and you'll get the same result from boneless without paying for extra weight.
2mo ago
inQuestion about that one nightmare job that spiraled out of control
Oh man, did you end up billing them for all those extra hours? I had a similar thing happen last month where a homeowner kept texting me changes while I was already halfway through measuring. One of the changes meant I had to recalculate the whole framing layout because they decided they wanted a pocket door where a regular door was supposed to go. It threw off my whole day and I almost missed my kid's soccer game because I was stuck fixing things on site. Five hours turning into a nightmare just because someone can't make up their mind.