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'Afternoon.
Good parkrun this morning (by this year's standards). Afternoon snooze
successfully completed too. Next task is to pump up my tyres and find cycling kit ready for tomorrow's charidee ride.
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Originally posted by mudskipper View Post
'Afternoon.
Good parkrun this morning (by this year's standards). Afternoon snooze
successfully completed too. Next task is to pump up my tyres and find cycling kit ready for tomorrow's charidee ride.
It all sounds almost as exhausting as going to the shops
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Oh god, no, couldn't face that on a Saturday. You're a braver man than me (not that I'm a man, but you know what I mean).Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
It all sounds almost as exhausting as going to the shops
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I'm making frozen chips. I don't mean getting chips out of the freezer and cooking them, but the other way round, taking spuds and bringing them through the chip-creation process to the point at which they can be frozen ready for future use
They're now cooling down on and under kitchen roll to absorb most of the oil and dry them a little. I've found they get a coating of little ice crystals which make them spit and pop dreadfully when eventually used if one tries to bag and freeze them straight after the first frying, so this is a bit of an experiment to see if it reduces or eliminates that
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Are we suppose to sponsor you?Originally posted by mudskipper View Post
'Afternoon.
Good parkrun this morning (by this year's standards). Afternoon snooze
successfully completed too. Next task is to pump up my tyres and find cycling kit ready for tomorrow's charidee ride."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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If you really want to!Originally posted by SueEllen View PostAre we suppose to sponsor you?
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/RouleurMankini
Tyres pumped up, and even gave the bike a wash! Hoping it survives the shock.Comment
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Frost free freezer should eliminate that?Originally posted by NickFitz View Post<snip> I've found they get a coating of little ice crystals which make them spit and pop dreadfully when eventually used if one tries to bag and freeze them straight after the first frying, so this is a bit of an experiment to see if it reduces or eliminates that
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Would it? They're sealed inside a ziplock bag then frozen, so I'm not sure the ambient conditions in the freezer would affect matters. But I'm no expert on freezersOriginally posted by Alias View PostFrost free freezer should eliminate that?
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Maybe not but would help, you need to remove the air from the ziplock bag after putting the chips in to reduce the water content in the trapped air that would stick to the chips...or leave the zip lock bag open in a frost free freezer. Frost free freezers circulate dry cold air to prevent any build up of ice.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostWould it? They're sealed inside a ziplock bag then frozen, so I'm not sure the ambient conditions in the freezer would affect matters. But I'm no expert on freezers
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