In article >,
PeterL > wrote:

> Well, sorta kinda.
>
> Bought myself a bread machine and a remote grill thermometer.....
>
> http://www.dealsdirect.com.au/p/remo...l-thermometer/
>
> http://www.dealsdirect.com.au/p/eurolab-bread-maker/
>
>
> I was on there buying some stuff for a mate of mine who (shock, horror!!)
> doesn't have internet access (or even a credit card!!), and saw these two
> items and thought "What the hell".
>
> We used to have a bread machine back when all the kids were at home, and they
> were going through 2 loaves a day, so this smaller model is going to suit us
> more. A normal loaf of shop bread (about 750g) lasts us about a week..... but
> I can see the fresh made, still warm stuff being scoffed a little quicker :-)
>
> And I just want to see what it's like to cook meat by using the temp as a
> guide.

I'm still learning that concept. ;-) I still tend to cook at a set
temperature at so many minutes per lb. The fun part is controlling the
temp in the BBQ/Smoker! I'm finishing up some chicken and sweetbreads
right now and last I checked, the temp is holding at right around 300
degrees F. I've got my timer set. <g>

Nice new toys BTW. Good luck with them! I just bought a new crock pot.
I've not owned nor used one since I was a senior in college. I've got
turkey and veggie soup cooking in there right now and just pulled a ham
out of the smoker so all that along with the other meat I'm smoking
should last all week. I'll just have to prep salad and steamed
veggies...
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