The **Now Eating** Thread

Haven't eaten any of it yet but nearly my entire night has been cooking. Confit chicken legs, thighs and wings, sous-vide chicken breast for sandwiches, salmon put in to cure to make salmon candy and two giant slabs of nanaimo bars to take to work tomorrow.

The salmon candy is going to be awesome. There's about 1.5kg of the stuff, nom nom.
 
After seeing it on several cooking shows and once on here,
Decided to take a can of coconut milk and split it.
It's a lot if effort, take a long tome to boil the water off, then a long time to golden the solids up once they split for the fat.

It however is relay nice and unusual, nice chewy consistency and cross between coconut and malt flavour.

It's a shame you can't buy them, as it would be great and they're very tasty but far to much effort for a tablespoon maybe 2 of these golden bits.
 
After seeing it on several cooking shows and once on here,
Decided to take a can of coconut milk and split it.
It's a lot if effort, take a long tome to boil the water off, then a long time to golden the solids up once they split for the fat.

It however is relay nice and unusual, nice chewy consistency and cross between coconut and malt flavour.

It's a shame you can't buy them, as it would be great and they're very tasty but far to much effort for a tablespoon maybe 2 of these golden bits.

If you get the right brand of coconut milk you don't need to boil off a ton of water as you can spoon off the coconut cream part and just use that.
 
If my brioche buns are a success I'll be sending this badboy through the mincer for some burger goodness

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Sigheth... Came home to discover my Anova is knackered and when I put the salmon on to smoke the pallet smoker decided to have a fire. Caught it before salmon waa ruined but it will delay everything by another hour.
 
I'll post up a video I made later (though apologies in advance for the utter state my kitchen is in at the moment).

It essentially comes on for a few minutes and appears to be working, then it stops with three quick beeps and flashes between awesome temps like -100, +600, etc. Then it holds at those impossible temperatures for about 10-15 seconds before repeating the beeping and cycling between impossibly high and low temps. I'll be raising a ticket with them shortly and will report back on how their CS is.

@Moses - I pretty much have done what you said. More of a shout along the lines of "**** you, world" and a few beers ready to go... :p
 

edit: Apparently uv has had similar issues when the unit got a bit damp. That's certainly possible given the storage - I'll check it out later for corrosion and also dry the hell out of it.
 
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