This past weekend America's Test Kitchen had pan roasted red potatoes,
that were microwaved first.

I can't find the recipe on their websites.

Anyone have it?

wrote:
This past weekend America's Test Kitchen had pan roasted red potatoes,
that were microwaved first.

I can't find the recipe on their websites.

Anyone have it?

Huh. You missed it last week, too. Ever thought maybe you should tape the
show?

Jill

Huh. You missed it last week, too. Ever thought maybe you should tape the
show?

Jill


I Tivo'd it, but my wife deleted it.

On 2008-05-07, wrote:
This past weekend America's Test Kitchen had pan roasted red potatoes,
that were microwaved first.

????

What's the point? Par nuking?

I can't find the recipe on their websites.

Bring $$$

Anyone have it?

Anyone want it?

nb

Blinky the Shark wrote:
jmcquown wrote:

wrote:
This past weekend America's Test Kitchen had pan roasted red
potatoes, that were microwaved first.

I can't find the recipe on their websites.

Anyone have it?

Huh. You missed it last week, too. Ever thought maybe you should
tape the show?

People still tape?

Apparently not this person. He relies on us to tell him what was on
television. Kinda reminds me of the old radio days

Jill

jmcquown wrote:

wrote:
This past weekend America's Test Kitchen had pan roasted red potatoes,
that were microwaved first.

I can't find the recipe on their websites.

Anyone have it?

Huh. You missed it last week, too. Ever thought maybe you should tape the
show?

People still tape?

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Apparently not this person. He relies on us to tell him what was on
television. Kinda reminds me of the old radio days

What an ASSHOLE.

On May 7, 3:06*pm, Blinky the Shark wrote:
jmcquown wrote:
wrote:
This past weekend America's Test Kitchen had pan roasted red potatoes,
that were microwaved first.

I can't find the recipe on their websites.

Anyone have it?

Huh. *You missed it last week, too. *Ever thought maybe you should tape the
show?

People still tape?

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I certainly do - I don't need another piece of stinkin' equipment to
pay rent on every month. LOL.

N.

wrote:

This past weekend America's Test Kitchen had pan roasted red potatoes,
that were microwaved first.

I can't find the recipe on their websites.

Find it through the episodes link. You'll have to log in, of course.

http://americastestkitchen.com/episode.asp?episodeid=196&iSeason=8




Brian


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won't shut up.
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On Wed, 07 May 2008 20:04:17 GMT, notbob wrote:

On 2008-05-07, wrote:
This past weekend America's Test Kitchen had pan roasted red potatoes,
that were microwaved first.

No they didn't. They had a chicken with potatoes recipe. If you are
going to look for something, look for the right thing.

????

What's the point? Par nuking?

I can't find the recipe on their websites.

Bring $$$

If it is on the show, the recipe is "free" (you do have to register) at
http://americastestkitchen.com. The secret is knowing which episode it
is - they are in their 8th season and finding the recipes does require
some drill down as the recipe might not independent. For example, in
Season 8 there is an episode dealing with chicken. One of the recipes
is Pan-Roasted Chicken with Potatoes which include red potatoes that
have been microwaved to speed up the cooking time.

On 2008-05-07, Robert Klute wrote:

If it is on the show, the recipe is "free"

If you watch it on the tube, you're probably paying for cable or satellite,
which is not free. There isn't much free, anymore. Least of all anything
from Pompous Bowtie Man.

nb

On Wed, 07 May 2008 20:42:42 GMT, notbob wrote:

On 2008-05-07, Robert Klute wrote:

If it is on the show, the recipe is "free"

If you watch it on the tube, you're probably paying for cable or satellite,
which is not free. There isn't much free, anymore. Least of all anything
from Pompous Bowtie Man.

Pompous BowTie Man's show is on PBS. Your local PBS still does over the
air broadcasts, although some are already HD only. If you have cable it
is part of the 'basic' package - The these are the stations you get
before we start charging you for the ones you really want. If you have
satellite, then local costs.

Robert Klute wrote:

On Wed, 07 May 2008 20:42:42 GMT, notbob wrote:

On 2008-05-07, Robert Klute wrote:

If it is on the show, the recipe is "free"

If you watch it on the tube, you're probably paying for cable or
satellite, which is not free. There isn't much free, anymore.
Least of all anything from Pompous Bowtie Man.

Pompous BowTie Man's show is on PBS. Your local PBS still does over
the air broadcasts, although some are already HD only. If you have
cable it is part of the 'basic' package - The these are the stations
you get before we start charging you for the ones you really want.
If you have satellite, then local costs.

Besides, you don't have to "bring $$$" to the website. You've "paid"
for it whether you get the recipe or not, or even if you watch the show
or not. Bob made no sense.





Brian

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If televison's a babysitter, the Internet is a drunk librarian who
won't shut up.
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On 2008-05-07, Default User wrote:

or not. Bob made no sense.

I hear a lot of that, lately.

nb

wrote:
Apparently not this person. He relies on us to tell him what was on
television. Kinda reminds me of the old radio days

What an ASSHOLE.

Why don't you learn to set an alarm clock or your TIVO or something? This
way you don't have to keep asking us what's on television. Whose the
ASSHOLE? Not me. I don't keep missing this show you seem to be so het up
about.

Jill