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Realised my error with the beef. Did probe cook and selected well done, which showed a little pink, but lost that as it sat in foil for 10 minutes. It was a Silverside and I had not sous vide it first and was concerned the short cooking time would result in it being tough.
As was it wasnt too bad.

I think I'll sous vide it next time.
What probe do you use, MEATER?
 
One that comes with the Ninja Foodi Max Health Grill (Whish they'd called it something shorter)
I always oven cook beef with a MEATER and it’s perfect. Never well done though, medium to well absolute max, preferably medium or medium rare.

To rest, always remove it from the foil, put it on a board and loosely cover with new foil, otherwise it just sweats and loses moisture
 
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I must admit it is easy to overcook on the Ninja Grill, I thought I cooked a steak medium rare; it was truly well done after leaving it rest.

Another fan of Broccoli and despite the naysayers, Cauliflower. Swede is the one that I am less of a fan, unless roasted.

Nice Sunday roast, @robfosters I could tuck into that right now! *Proper* gravy - none of that portentous jus nonsense. ;)
 
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I must admit it is easy to overcook on the Ninja Grill, I thought I cooked a steak medium rare; it was truly well done after leaving it rest.

Another fan of Broccoli and despite the naysayers, Cauliflower. Swede is the one that I am less of a fan, unless roasted.

Nice Sunday roast, @robfosters I could tuck into that right now! *Proper* gravy - none of that portentous jus nonsense. ;)
Mmm mashed swede with salt and pepper.
 
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Looks superb any info on the dough making process I should have a go myself

This is what I use for 2 decent size pizzas like the one I posted up above:

401g 00 flour, I use Caputo Blu.
253g lukewarm water
10g salt
0.5g active dry yeast (again I use Caputo)
6g olive oil

Mix the flour and yeast then add the water & oil and mix. Then knead for 10 mins adding the salt into the mixture as you go.

Cover the dough in a large bowl and let it rest for 2 hours.

After two hours shape it into 2 balls then leave it in the fridge for 24 hours.

Leave it at the room temp for about 5 hours before use.

I use the Ariete 909 pizza maker for these.
 
This is what I use for 2 decent size pizzas like the one I posted up above:

401g 00 flour, I use Caputo Blu.
253g lukewarm water
10g salt
0.5g active dry yeast (again I use Caputo)
6g olive oil

Mix the flour and yeast then add the water & oil and mix. Then knead for 10 mins adding the salt into the mixture as you go.

Cover the dough in a large bowl and let it rest for 2 hours.

After two hours shape it into 2 balls then leave it in the fridge for 24 hours.

Leave it at the room temp for about 5 hours before use.

I use the Ariete 909 pizza maker for these.

What temperature setting do you use on your Ariete please?
 
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