Wow. I really wish I had a bigger office. My workspace is covered in papers for the past 6 months. I've got 4 to 5 monitors and 2 to 3 computers at any time. If it weren't for all the electronics I would love to start warming my food 20-30 minutes before lunch break. The issue is the steam that the electric lunch box creates during cooking. Steam & electronics don't mix.
I think it's the consistency I like over microwave warmed food. Microwave is unevenly cooked, even though our ovens at work have a rotating disk. Tonight I heated up French Onion Soup. Trader Joe's sells these frozen blocks of soup in vacuum packed plastic bags. Normally you'd put the soup ice cube into a bowl and microwave it until it's warm to your taste, about 10 minutes. I put it in the ELB tonight. By the time my fish & tots were done in the oven (20+ minutes) the soup was done at the same time. Steaming hot, no over boiling, nothing popping or blowing up.
Earlier this week I warmed up the last of the country pork ribs (see a couple posts ago). It did need that extra bit of moisture. ELB made it so good.
By the Lake
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My plein air group met by the Yaphank Lake to sketch and then drop off our
paintings for our annual show that was last weekend. I'm happy to say the
sho...
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