What are the best small appliances for my future kitchen?
March 31, 2010 by MrAuthor
Filed under Appliances
I’m moving into an apartment in a week, and am trying to plan what I should buy for it. The kitchen already has an oven, microwave, etc… so what I’m looking for are small appliances like a toaster, Foreman grill, and so on. I’m a rookie when it comes to kitchens, so I’m wondering what the most important, most versatile, and most cost effective appliances I can buy are. So far, I’m planning on a toaster, pressure cooker and an electric contract grill. What else should I get?
Cooking experts: What are the cooking times for various weights of turkeys with the dressing in it?
I cook my fully thawed turkeys with dressing in it at 450 °F sealed in aluminum foil. I throw away the timer and I don’t open it at all until it’s done. I’m trying to develop a simple chart with a sliding scale so can take the turkey weight and cross reference it with the cooking time when I bake it. I usually bake a 20 pounder for 3 1/2 hours and it comes out perfect. I did a 17 pounder once at about 3:06 and it came out perfect. However when I did a 24 pounder at 4 hours (my straight line estimate) that wasn’t enough. So maybe a curve would be better than a straight line. However I really don’t know. If you have worked out perfect cooking times for various weights of turkey with dressing in it I’d like your input. It doesn’t bother me what temperature you do yours (350 °F or whatever) as long as you have worked out the perfect time for cooking all your various turkey weights while cooking in a similar manner to the way I do. It would give me useful information that I could work with.
Central Heating – how would you go about installing it in your home?
Hi. I am just about to make an offer on a house – but it does not have central heating! If my offer is accepted, I’m sure to install some sort of heating to it – radiators & underfloor heating for the bathroom. The house hasn’t been touched for many many years it seems, and I have a chance of really doing things anew, installing efficient up-to-date systems. . But I am completely baffled as to how go about this. Should I choose oil/ gas/ electricity… for example? How much does everything cost to do up?? (it’s a semi-detatched 3 bed house by the way, if this info helps) And who / which establishment should I ask to do it for me??? I hear british gas is expensive… . Any suggestions, comments appreciated. Thanks.
What home appliances can be managed using a computer network?
March 29, 2010 by MrAuthor
Filed under Appliances
What are some examples of household appliances that can be controlled using a network?
Im cooking beef wellington 900g, how long do I cook it for and at what temperature?
Im cooking beef wellington tonight, the cut is fillet and it weighs 900g. How long do I cook it for and at what temperature? Thanks for all your answers!
How can I redirect heat from a floor heating vent?
I’m building a window seat directly over a floor heating vent. I need to redirect the heat from the floor vent to the front of the window seat but I don’t know what I will need to do it?
What appliances can and cannot work with a 60 watt universal adapter?
March 26, 2010 by MrAuthor
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I’m about to buy a step up/ down voltage adapter that would convert 110 V- 220 V/ 220 V- 110 V. It’s a 60 watt adapter. Wonder what appliances can and cannot work with that? Thanks
Need cooking tips. I got hired as a cook and I dont know how to cook?
I applied at Boston market as a cook. I did small prep work where I use to work like cutting things and help make salads, and deserts. But I just learned that what the consider as a prep cook is actually cooking. They said they will teach. But I’ll would like some tips so I’ll become a better cook. I dont know how to cook. and I’m 18 so I dont have a family.
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March 26, 2010 by MrAuthor
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i need to advertise for prep rally at my school any ideas on word choice and decoration/pictures within the school
What is the best way to heat a house with no central heating?
We rent a house with no central heating and we cannot add any form of permanent heating (i.e. night storage etc). With this in mind what is the best and most cost efficient way to heat it through the winter? We currently use Dimplex freestanding heaters and an oil fired radiator – but it is very expensive.

