Saturday, April 30th, 2011 at
8:18 pm
Saturday, April 30th, 2011 at
10:10 am
Question by Sharethelove: Tomorrow is my first day on a line. Any advice?
I just got a job as a line cook, and I have very little experience. I am a good cook, but the professional game is a whole different story. I have cooked on a line before, but it was a salad and pizza station, working directly with customers, not in a kitchen. What can I expect? Any advice on how not to appear like I’m a rookie? What should I bring (I have a chef coat, pens, meat thermometer, non-slip shoes – anything special?)? Any big Do Nots in a professional kitchen that aren’t obvious? Thanks
Best answer:
Answer by Mista SLICE
im not sure but if next monday you invite a bunch of family over and cook a nice mexican meal with lots of acidic peppers and such and then you collect everyone together and then you set up two chairs next to each other about one foot apart and have your eldest family member stand up on the chair and remove their trousers while simultaneously releasing their bowls it is certain to be one hell of a show for mexican mondays!!!
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Saturday, April 30th, 2011 at
5:16 am
Question by hannah_1721: Can you take your temperature without using a thermometer?
I’ve misplaced my thermometer and can’t go out to buy a new one. I think I might have mono, and as I’ve read, one of the symptoms is a fever, so I’m trying to check if I have one. Any tips?
The last time I kissed a guy was in June… so I doubt that’s it. And thanks for the sweet response… I really appreciate it.
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Answer by armywifey818
I personally have experience with Epstein Barr Virus (causes mono) anyways at first I just felt sore all over, very tired, headache and depressed. Then the symptoms got worse sore throat, fever, chills, low blood pressure, rapid heart rate, headache from HELL! I just actually got over the virus about a week ago finally I had it since July. I started taking AHCC supplements (immune boosters) and it went away within a week no joke!
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Saturday, April 30th, 2011 at
12:11 am
Question by thornlizard: How much should I change my cooking time for a 3 pound pork shoulder?
I have a recipe that calls for slow-roasting a 5 – 6 pound Boston butt pork shoulder at 275 for 4-6 hours. If I want to half the recipe to a 2.5 or 3 pound roast, how long should I cook it for? Also, 4-6 hours is quite a wide range… how will i know it’s done? I have a meat thermometer, at what temperature will my roast be done? I have some other sides and things I want to prepare so that everything’s ready at once, and it’s hard to know when to start making them. Thanks!
I’d like to stick with the slow cooking idea and keep the temp at 275 per the recipe, if possible.
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Answer by Ron P
Place your 3lb. roast roasting pan in 300 degree preheated oven, and cook for 1 hour and 45 minutes. Increase the oven temperature to 425 degrees F, and cook for an additional 15 minutes to brown the meat.
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Friday, April 29th, 2011 at
7:16 pm
Question by birdlady67005: anyone know where to get a microwave candy thermometer?
has anyone used a microwave candy thermometer? I have heard there’s one , but have yet to locate one. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Answer by ctswamp
Never heard of that one.
Now I have to go look too.
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Friday, April 29th, 2011 at
2:11 pm
Question by cib0904: How can you tell if a chicken breast is fully cooked if its marinated?
I use frozen chicken breasts, thaw them in the microwave (it always starts to cook the edges) wash them thoroughly with hot water, then I maranade them in some kind of maranade for 30 mins or so
THEN i cook them on my george foreman grill typically for 10+ minutes… i always end up burning the top becuase i’m so paranoid its not thoroughly cooked….
I can never tell because it seems like the maranade/seasoning always changes the color of the chicken a little…. it’s never WHITE… but i never leave it what I think to be “uncooked”
If anything I dry them out but should the chicken literally look WHITE
and yes i know I should just get a meat thermometer
The juice trick doesn’t really work all that well when its been marinating so long thats the problem! I always just cut it down the middle to check
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Answer by Jane
spend the and get a meat thermometer
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Friday, April 29th, 2011 at
9:12 am
Question by Mark B: How do I create a charity like “thermometer” on a powerpoint/website?
Know those cylinders you find on some websites that fill up with red color the more money is donated for a specific cause? How do I make such a cylinder or thermometer so that when I put in a percentage number it will automatically fill up the amount responding to this percentage?
Best answer:
Answer by Mek
WE FLI HI NO LI U NO DIS
BALLIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FOREIGN RIDES OUTSIDE ITS LIKE SHOWBIZ
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Friday, April 29th, 2011 at
4:12 am
Question by nacho momma: How do you Figure out your Basal Body Temperature? Is there a special Thermometer?
I was just wondering how to figure out when I am ovulating from Basal Body Temperature. Do I need special equipment or is a regular Thermometer just as good? Kinda new to this whole TTC thing.
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Answer by expecting baby #1
There are basil body thermometers available at stores.
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Thursday, April 28th, 2011 at
11:11 pm
Question by AsHxC: my cast itches and smells?
I broke my wrist, and my cast Itches.
ERGH. !;.
I wish it would die.
i tried useing a pen, but its not long enough,
i used a meat thermometer too, it worked, but my mom yelled at me.
id use a quarter,they scratch really well, but i dont want it to get stuck.
what can i use?
also, it smells,like rottting milk, fish, and vineger, i dont want to use perfume, cause then it will smell like fish,vineger,milk, and flowers?
iick.
wht can i use for the smell?
thanks.
Only like 2 weeks to go.
woo.
and avoiding human contact, wont help.
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Answer by SayWhat?
Febreeze…lol I don’t think you can apply anything to it until you fully take off your cast. Sucks to have to shower with one arm huh?
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Thursday, April 28th, 2011 at
6:12 pm
Question by hi: How long should I poach ~5lbs. boneless pork leg?
What I am making requires me to poach pork leg. I bought a 5 lb pork leg and already started the poaching process. However, I’m unsure of the poaching time and how I can tell it’s done. I looked online everywhere but all I’ve found is that I have to cook it to an internal temp of..etcetc.. I don’t have a meat thermometer. I also found a lot of roasting recipes, but that’s not what I need. If anyone can help me, that’d be awesome!!!! Thanks!
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Answer by Mrs Coupon
4 minutes. no longer or it will be ruined!!!
serisouly dont do it any longer than 4 minutes. i know what im talking about
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