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[terronindia]

What equipment do you need for your vacuum packaging? And how to choose your professional vacuum packing machine? Terron India gives you the essential information to get started.

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"Mastering Sous Vide: Elevating Your Culinary Experience"

Are you ready to take your cooking skills to the next level? Dive into the world of sous vide cooking, where precision meets flavor in every bite. In this blog, we'll explore the art of sous vide cooking, focusing on two key elements: perfectly cooked sous vide salmon steak and the essential tool for the job, reusable sous vide bags. Let's delve into the details and discover why investing in the best reusable sous vide bags is essential for achieving culinary excellence.

Sous Vide Salmon Steak: A Gourmet Delight

Sous vide cooking has revolutionized the way we prepare and enjoy food. By precisely controlling the temperature of the water bath, sous vide ensures that your ingredients are cooked to perfection, retaining their natural flavors and moisture. And when it comes to sous vide cooking, few dishes rival the succulent perfection of sous vide salmon steak.

Salmon is known for its delicate texture and rich flavor, making it an ideal candidate for sous vide cooking. By cooking the salmon at a precise temperature for an extended period, you can achieve results that are impossible to replicate with traditional cooking methods. The result? Tender, melt-in-your-mouth salmon that is bursting with flavor.

But to achieve sous vide salmon steak perfection, you need the right tools for the job. Enter reusable sous vide bags – the key to sealing in flavor and moisture while cooking your salmon to perfection.

Reusable Sous Vide Bags: The Secret to Success

When it comes to sous vide cooking, the quality of your bags is just as important as the precision of your cooking device. That's why investing in the best reusable sous vide bags is essential for achieving consistent, restaurant-quality results.

Unlike traditional plastic bags, which are designed for single-use and can leach harmful chemicals into your food, reusable sous vide bags are crafted from durable, food-grade materials that are safe for cooking at high temperatures. Not only are they better for your health and the environment, but they also provide a superior cooking experience.

With reusable sous vide bags, you can seal in the flavor and moisture of your salmon steak, ensuring that every bite is tender and delicious. Plus, their reusable design means you can enjoy the benefits of sous vide cooking again and again, without contributing to unnecessary waste.

Choosing the Best Reusable Sous Vide Bags

When it comes to selecting the best reusable sous vide bags for your culinary adventures, there are a few key factors to consider:

Durability: Look for bags made from high-quality materials that can withstand the rigors of sous vide cooking without tearing or leaking. Size and Capacity: Choose bags that are the right size for your cooking needs, whether preparing a single salmon steak or a larger meal for a crowd. Ease of Use: Opt for easy-to-seal and open bags, with convenient features like zip-top closures or vacuum sealing capabilities. Safety: Ensure that the bags you choose are made from food-grade materials free from harmful chemicals and additives. By selecting the best reusable sous vide bags for your kitchen, you can elevate your cooking game and enjoy restaurant-quality results from the comfort of your own home.

Sous Vide Bags USA: Quality You Can Trust

When it comes to sourcing the best reusable sous vide bags, it's important to choose a reputable supplier that prioritizes quality and sustainability. That's why we're proud to offer a wide selection of sous vide bags made right here in the USA.

Our sous vide bags are crafted from premium materials that are designed to withstand the demands of sous vide cooking, ensuring that your food stays fresh and flavorful with every use. Plus, our bags are reusable, helping you reduce waste and minimize your environmental footprint.

Small Vacuum Bags for Food: Versatility in the Kitchen

In addition to sous vide cooking, our small vacuum bags are perfect for a variety of other kitchen tasks, from storing leftovers to preserving garden-fresh produce. Their compact size makes them ideal for individual portions or small items, while their vacuum-sealing capabilities ensure that your food stays fresh for longer.

Whether you're a seasoned sous vide enthusiast or a beginner looking to expand your culinary horizons, our reusable sous vide bags and small vacuum bags for food are the perfect tools for achieving gourmet results in your own kitchen. Invest in quality, sustainability, and flavor – invest in the best reusable sous vide bags today.

[southernsmokebbq]

[sousvideitaly]

Il Sous Vide: la tecnica rivoluzionaria per la preparazione di piatti perfetti

Il Sous Vide è una tecnica culinaria che sta guadagnando sempre più popolarità tra gli appassionati di cucina. Orved, un leader nel settore delle soluzioni di confezionamento sottovuoto, offre una vasta gamma di attrezzature e prodotti per il Sous Vide che consentono di ottenere risultati eccezionali nella preparazione dei cibi.

Ma cos'è esattamente il Sous Vide? È una tecnica di cottura a bassa temperatura che coinvolge l'immergere gli alimenti in sacchetti sottovuoto e cuocerli a temperature precise e costanti in un bagno d'acqua controllato. Questo metodo di cottura lenta consente di mantenere la succosità, la tenerezza e i sapori naturali degli alimenti, ottenendo risultati sorprendenti in termini di gusto e texture.

Le attrezzature per il Sous Vide di Orved offrono una soluzione completa per sfruttare al meglio questa tecnica culinaria. Dai termocircolatori che controllano con precisione la temperatura dell'acqua al sistema di confezionamento sottovuoto per preparare i sacchetti, Orved ha tutto il necessario per una preparazione professionale e di alta qualità.

Una delle principali caratteristiche del Sous Vide è la sua versatilità. È possibile cucinare una vasta gamma di alimenti, come carne, pesce, verdure e persino dessert, con risultati sorprendenti. La precisione della temperatura e il lungo tempo di cottura consentono di ottenere carni tenere e succulente, pesci delicati e verdure croccanti e nutrienti.

Inoltre, il Sous Vide è una tecnica che si adatta perfettamente alle esigenze di chef professionisti e appassionati di cucina domestica. Con le attrezzature Orved, è possibile sperimentare nuove ricette, creare piatti raffinati e mantenere costante la qualità dei cibi.

Il Sous Vide è anche una soluzione ideale per la preparazione di pasti in anticipo. Grazie alla cottura a bassa temperatura e al confezionamento sottovuoto, è possibile preparare i pasti in anticipo e conservarli in frigorifero o freezer per un consumo successivo, mantenendo intatti i sapori e i nutrienti degli alimenti.

In conclusione, il Sous Vide è una tecnica culinaria innovativa e affascinante che offre risultati sorprendenti in termini di gusto, texture e qualità degli alimenti. Con le attrezzature per il Sous Vide di Orved, è possibile sfruttare appieno questa tecnica e creare piatti straordinari nella comodità della propria cucina. Scopri di più su Orved.it e immergiti nel meraviglioso mondo del Sous Vide.

[posttexasstressdisorder]

"The best revenge..."

...is living and eating WELL while (and in spite of) living in poverty.

I actually had the gumption to try and have a cafe 30 or so years ago, and I live with a guy who had his own bakery: a Danish-trained Chef currently working as a Sous Chef at a big hotel in The City, and his 21 yr old son (who has literally been an assistant sous chef to his dad his whole life).

We're all barely afloat, his son is looking for his first real job-job "out there", and getting discouraged. Y'all hear regularly about my poverty status, and my roomie chef is doin' as much as he can, and we're all three freakin' broke.

Fuck it. We may be broke, but we are are gonna Eat as best we can with what we got. So to the current example.

Yes, I know how to cook Mexican Food like any native ex-south-texan worth his salt and lime. Yes I learned how mama/grandma did it, either mine or someone else's.

Roomie and I are carnivores, son is veg. We all agree that Mexican Food is good, so I'm always looking for how to spend my "old-fuck-on-food-stamps EBT the best way.

Behold, Example 1: 20 lb. bag of dried pinto beans.

20 lbs for $17. And lookee there: it's Fiesta, no stranger to this former Austinite. And anyone who knows knows that this boy knows how to make a pot o'pintos, with/without carnivorousness. Keep 'em on the stove long enough you got Refrieds.

Somebody at Groce-Out is from Texas, gotta be: They have Velveeta and Rotel (for QUESO!) at near-normal prices! I laughed today. Velveeta was 6.99 at Groce-Out, and I shit you not, $14.95 at Lucky.

Got that along with a couple 2-lb bags of their "Hollis Street" whole bean French Roast (Dark) for $11.95 ea. This is surprisingly good coffee beanage, freshly roasted right up the road in Emeryville, evidently. So good coffee for cheap. A similar brand at the 'non discount' grocery store I go to is $21 for a 2lb bag.

While they aren't the winner in the coffee bean competition, Lucky (the non-discount store) is great for meat, especially mid-week, when they have lots of specials. Their "megapaks" of chicken thighs (10/pkg) were buy one get one free. So for ten bucks, I got 20 thighs (over 7lbs), which, when roasted with lots of salt and pepper, and cooled and shredded and deboned become something like 4 pounds of Chicken Enchilada Meat. For ten bucks.

Tomorrow I go to another discount store closeby roomie told me about that has the best commercial Hatch Chile in a jar I have ever found. Tastes like mine, when we would get a case at a time at Central Market, get 'em roasted in the parking lot, and take 'em home and shuck most of the the skins/seeds, and saute onion and garlic and add. In. A. Fucking. Jar.

So you see where this is heading.

We will be having a TexMex Enchilada/taco Feast that can be repeated at will until we've eaten/given enough away. Freezer. Vacuum sealer. Oooooooom.

And yeah, we got the dessert thing covered. I buy flour, the three sugars, butter, real cream, good organic milk, good brown eggs. I bake everything from fucking scratch. I buy berries and grapes as my main fruit. I don't buy a lot of processed ANYTHING. I buy ingredients. And bread/tortillas, obvs. And I'm happy I have the "card" that gives me my eeked-out apportionment of "food funds".

So that old adage of "The Best Revenge" being "living well" means we may be fucking poor, but goddammit, we are gonna Eat, with a capital E if I have anything to say about it.

All three of us are pretty much clinging to the same leaky life-raft, this accursed but oh-so-necessary apartment, not much overlap in our lives/diets/schedules, but every once in awhile I get to go back into "restaurant mode" and do up a Massive Feed. Share with the neighbors and stock the freezer.

And a pot of beans on the stove in perpetuity.

[wouldntyou-liketoknow]

Day 2: Cannibalism

(Trigger Warnings: descriptions of hunger pangs/cravings, eating/drinking, gore, implied murder, talk of death/dying, blood/organs, disembowelment/dismemberment/dissection, knives/surgical tools, strong language. Please let me know if I missed anything.)

(This plot is meant to take place before the Horror Route at the beginning of ISWM Part 2. A little while ago, I made a few EgoPats to act as parallels to Mark’s characters. One of them is actually part of this story. You can find more information about him here. And if you’d like to learn more about the mob he and Murdock work for, go here. Murdock/Murderplier belongs to the Markiplier Cinematic Universe, but if you’re interested in my personal headcanons on him, go here.)

Day 1  Day 3  Day 4  Day 5 Day 6  Day 7

It was very typical for one to be excited or impatient while awaiting a delivery. Especially if that delivery involved food.

Caliban knew that type of excitement and impatience all too well. Though he supposed those emotions weren’t the same as most people’s. His definition of “food” was much, much different than that of the average person.

He paced around his living room, feeling an odd combination of happiness and frustration. Following a normal diet eighty percent of the time may have been boring, but he needed to do so in order to stay healthy. Nights like this happened about once a month or so, and the goods he’d be receiving would last a nice, long while if they were correctly stored. However, Caliban could still only afford to satisfy his cravings a few times per week.

So, when nights like tonight came around, he always had to remind himself to savor them.

At the sound of rustling, Caliban turned his head to look at the hutch that took up nearly half of his living room. Setting it up could’ve very well driven a man to drink, but the struggle had been worth it. His little confidant deserved only the best.

Snare lingered by the entrance, standing on his hind legs to paw at the wire screen. Caliban sat down on the sofa, then reached over to unlatch the door and pull it open. The hare clambered out and easily leapt onto the sofa, curling up on his owner’s lap.

Caliban gently stroked Snare’s back. “Are you hungry, too? Don’t worry, he’ll give me the signal soon enough.” He sighed. “I wish I knew what was taking him so long.”

Though he’d never tried his hand at any drugs, his instincts told him that what he most craved was a lot like one. It was filling and savory, obviously, but whenever Caliban got to take care of that one part of his appetite, he just. . .felt something. For whatever reason, he couldn’t describe it, but he knew that the feeling had similarities to a high.  

The doorbell-esque sound of a cellphone ringing broke his meditation. As Caliban flinched, Snare bounded across the sofa to the end table, using his paws and nose to push the phone towards his owner.

“Thanks, buddy,” Caliban chuckled. He tapped the phone’s screen to read the message he’d just received.

I’m here. You gonna do your part of the job or what?

As if on cue, Caliban’s stomach began growling. (It’d actually been growling for the better part of the day, but he’d been trying  to tune it out.)

Caliban felt a frightening smile etch its way across his features as he typed out a reply.

Is Soylent Green people? Don’t worry your pretty head. I’ll be right down.

He gathered Snare up in his arms before he made his way down the hall to his bedroom, closing the door behind them. He entered his walk-in closet, pushed a few boxes aside to reveal a well-hidden door in the corner, and was suddenly maneuvering himself down the steep, concrete staircase that led to an area that had long-since been condemned.

The lights flickered as Caliban entered what used to be a security office. The desks and filing cabinets he’d found down here had been replaced by an oven, a refrigerator, a huge chest freezer, a chamber vacuum sealer, a utility sink, and a block kitchen island.

Three people were already down here, waiting for him (well, technically two people were waiting. The third one—who was lying on a tarp, currently being supported by the aforementioned island—wasn’t quite capable of waiting. Or doing anything, for that matter).

Murdock leaned against the wall. He twisted the chain of his necklace between his gloved fingers, turning the brass pendant into a blur as it spun to and fro.

“Finally, he arrives!” Murdock announced.

“You’ve only been here for a couple minutes,” Caliban pointed out. He set Snare down on the floor, then looked over the corpse on the island. His clothing was covered in bloodstains, the thick, red liquid still oozing onto the tarp. Caliban grabbed a few buckets from one corner of the room and placed them around the island, just in case the blood wound up making more of a mess than anticipated.

Murdock continued. “And? Time is precious! You can never get enough of it!”

“Well, is theirs almost up, or. . ?” Caliban drew closer, gesturing towards the person Murdock was standing beside. They were someone Caliban didn’t recognize; for some odd reason, their features were difficult to describe. They’d been sat down on a folding chair, very clearly unconscious yet not bound or gagged in any way.

Murdock shook his head. “Nope. They’re not for interrogation.”

“Then why did you bring them here?” Caliban asked, folding his arms across his chest. “Two bodies would’ve kept the pantry full for months!”

“For once, I wouldn’t recommend that,” Murdock smirked. “This is part of their training, not hazing.”

Caliban tilted his head, glancing at The Newcomer before he put two and two together.

“. . .Oh! Alright, my mistake,” he laughed. “If you were gonna let them tag along, why didn’t you tell me earlier? You know I’m always happy to help with demonstrations.” While he spoke, he went through the island’s drawers, producing oils, seasonings, a plate, a leather chef roll and a stainless steel case. He set a grill pan on the stove and turned the dials, igniting two of the burners.

“It was a last-minute decision on my part,” Murdock admitted. “The target managed to knock them out before I killed him. I did think about dropping them off at the base, but then I figured this would be more convenient for both of us.”

A startled scream suddenly tore through the air. Caliban returned his focus to The Newcomer, discovering that they were now wide-awake. He also discovered that Snare had apparently climbed into their lap and was currently nipping at their nose.

“Whoa, hey! No! Snare, get down!” Caliban commanded as he rushed over. “Heel, Snare! Now!”

Snare stopped biting in favor of hopping down to the floor. He obediently sat at Caliban’s feet.

As Caliban scooped up his pet, he gazed at The Newcomer, almost automatically meeting their deep, gray eyes (which would’ve sold for an absolute fortune, considering how uncommon that color was). The Newcomer braced themself against the folding chair, and it wouldn’t have taken a psychic to guess that images of a Monty Python movie were flashing through their brain.

“Sorry, sorry! I hope he didn’t scare you too much,” Caliban told them. “He usually doesn’t do stuff like that unless I tell him to.”

The Newcomer blinked at him. “Attack bunnies are a real thing now?” They eventually muttered, still breathing deeply.

“They are around here,” Murdock replied. The Newcomer craned their neck to face him, mouth gaping open in surprise.

“Murdock? How—what happened? Did he get away?”

Murdock chuckled, shaking his head. “You made a rookie mistake. But don’t worry; you’ll still be able to help out with this job.”

“Where are we?”

“You’re in my basement,” Caliban answered. “Well, okay, it’s technically not a basement, but it’s underground, so it kind of counts.”

The Newcomer’s expression shifted from panicked to confused as they glanced around the room. Their eyes caught the panel of glass near the door, which offered a good vantage point of the platform outside.

“Wait, hold on—that’s one of the old subway tunnels,” they proclaimed. “I thought they’d all been abandoned a long time ago. After that one flood.”

“Correct! Before my house was a house, it just so happened to have been built on top of this particular one,” Caliban explained. “Still not sure how the realtors could’ve missed the passageway that leads down here.” He glanced over his shoulder, nodding to the stairway.

The Newcomer continued to stare at him (or at Snare. It was hard to tell).

Before they could say anything else, Murdock placed a hand on their shoulder, prompting them to slowly rise from the chair. “You’ve been coached on taking out targets, but you still need to learn about what to do after the fact.” He then gestured towards Caliban.

“This is Cal. He’s the first guy I think of whenever I’ve got a body to dispose of.”

Caliban jokingly clutched at his heart. “Aww, ‘Doc! It’s one thing for you to bring me dinner every month, but now you’re thinking about me, too? Is there something you’d like to tell me?”

Murdock barked a laugh. “Ha! You wish!”

“Dinner. . ?” The Newcomer repeated. Their eyes widened as they looked around Caliban at the island, as they finally realized they were in the same room as a corpse. Their face paled as they slowly looked back at their mentor’s accomplice.

Caliban offered a toothy grin in response, wondering if they could see their reflection in the silver cap where one of his canines used to be. “There’s plenty of methods for making people disappear, but I personally think this one is the least wasteful.”

The Newcomer swallowed a lump in their throat. “‘Waste not, want not.’”

Caliban chortled as he set Snare down. “I like this one already!”

Murdock smiled, then cleared his throat. “Alright, that’s enough chit-chat. We’ve got work to do.”

“Right, right.” Caliban nodded. He swiftly crossed the room to wash his hands before donning the black gloves and pinstripe apron that hung near the sink. After that, he approached the island. Murdock guided The Newcomer over, gently pushing them to stand at the other side of the island, opposite of Caliban.

Caliban hauled a jacket off of the corpse, then carefully undid the buttons of the corpse’s shirt. As he’d suspected, an unnecessary amount of stab wounds adorned the torso.

“So,” Caliban began, peering back and forth between Murdock and The Newcomer. “How exactly did this happen?”

The Newcomer glanced at Murdock, who nodded at them. They then reached out to point at two lacerations on the corpse’s abdomen. “I got him in the stomach a couple times, but, uh, I guess I didn’t move away from him quickly enough.”

“That’s where I came in,” Murdock piped up. “After they went down, I went for his lungs.”

“I assumed so,” Caliban replied. “How long did he last after that?”

“Five minutes, I think.”

Caliban whistled. “That must’ve been a sight to see.”

Murdock did that thing where he was half-nodding, half-shrugging. “I wanted him to suffer, but I couldn’t drag it out as long as I would’ve liked.”

The Newcomer chewed their lip, gazing down at their shoes. “Sorry. . .”

Caliban opened the steel case while simultaneously unfastening the leather chef roll; the former revealed organized rows of surgical tools, and the latter exposed a collection of butcher’s knives. All of these instruments were clean, but the nicks here and there on the blades attested to the fact that they’d been well-used and well-loved.

“Let’s say you need to hold onto your target for whatever reason,” Caliban began. “First things first: you’ll probably want to remove the internal organs. They’ll just speed up the decay, and trust me, rot is a smell that will get you unwanted attention.”

He took a scalpel into his hands and held it towards The Newcomer.

The Newcomer began to reach for the scalpel, but hesitated. “Are you sure you want me to do this?”

Caliban smirked, tilting his head. “You’re afraid of a little blood?”

“Obviously I’m not,” The Newcomer protested hotly. “I’ve just. . .never opened up a person before. And, well, this is your. . .food. . .for tonight, and I don’t want to mess anything up.” They trailed off sheepishly.

Always one to appreciate sass, Caliban snickered. “Well, thank you for being considerate.” He paused, thinking. He fished around the case before bringing out a Satterlee saw. “How do you feel about division, then?”

The anxiety left The Newcomer’s face with disturbing speed. “Oh, yeah. I can handle that.”

“Great! That’s the second rule for messy work: a body is relatively easier to hide when it’s been cut up into sections.” Caliban beamed as he passed the tool over to them. “Go ahead and start on the arm and leg on your side. Once I’ve gotten my entree out, I’ll get out of the way so you can remove the other two.”

As The Newcomer followed these instructions, Caliban glided his scalpel about the body’s chest, making a deep Y-incision. He pulled the flesh back until it was hanging like the sides of a book with a broken spine. The pinkish-red muscle he exposed glistened under the light.

He took his trusty (yet uncreatively named) rib shears, hacking at the bones it was meant for and placing the pieces of said bones off to the side. Upon sight of the heart, he grinned, licking his lips. He used a pair of metz scissors to sever the atriums, aorta, and superior vena cava. Once the arteries were removed, he hurriedly carried the organ over to the stove, where it landed against the grill pan with a sizzling splat.

Caliban paused, then went back to the corpse to collect its thymus, which he soon put beside the heart. (He would’ve liked to prepare it more—sweetbreads were typically best after being marinated—but his jaw was itching and his stomach was churning and he needed to eat some pieces of a human-person and he needed to do it soon.)

The grilling would take some time, so Caliban could afford to go back and forth between the stove and the corpse. He dug through the island’s drawers and brought out a handful of large plastic bags. As he began slicing away at the liver, he called over his shoulder, “‘Doc? Could you check the buckets, please? How full are they?”

“Sure,” Murdock replied. He paced around the island, then declared, “There’s a good amount in one of ‘em.”

“Can you get my drink started, then?” Caliban asked.

Murdock gave a melodramatic sigh. “Oh, fine. But only because your hands are full.” He took one of the buckets and carried it across the room, pouring some of its contents into a silvery, odd-looking machine in the corner. The device whirred and rattled at the press of a button.

“What’s that?” The Newcomer, who’d looked up just in time to watch, inquired.

“A gift from my partner.” Caliban remarked as he shoved the dripping liver into one of the bags. “She commissioned some underground mechanic to make special adjustments to a blood collection mixer; now it can process blood until it’s suitable for digestion. She gave it to me on our elopement anniversary.”

“She also apparently calls it The HumaniTea 2000,” Murdock pointed out, snickering.

Caliban sighed, rolling his eyes. “Yes. Yes, she does, and I’m still not sure how to feel about it.” (This was somewhat a lie, actually. He’d managed to love R.D. even more than he already had for coming up with a title like that.)

“Wow.” The Newcomer stated. “She sounds awesome.”

Caliban smiled softly. “She really is.”

R.D. was out of town on important business—selling and collecting certain chemical samples for her future experiments. He couldn’t wait for her to get back.

He carried the bag o’ liver over to the vacuum chamber to be sealed before depositing it into the freezer. This process was repeated with the rest of the corpse’s organs (kidneys, spleen, intestines, the whole shebang. Except for the brain; that would take a lot more time to remove, so he’d have to save it for later).

All the while, a tantalizing aroma quickly filled the room. It wasn’t like beef; maybe a bit similar to pork, but only by a bit. It was completely and utterly unique. And delicious.

“They’re all off,” The Newcomer announced. Caliban turned to see that, indeed, the corpse’s limbs had been neatly detached from the torso.

“You work fast,” Caliban complimented. 

The Newcomer smiled, although their expression was clearly conflicted. Not nauseous or existential—just uncertain.

Caliban knowingly chuckled, looking over at the grill and back at them. “Smells good, doesn’t it?”

Having been caught off guard, The Newcomer suddenly found the adjacent wall extremely interesting. “I. . .guess so.”

“Are you hungry? There’s plenty here if you’d like some.”

“Ah, no thank you,” The Newcomer coughed. “I—I appreciate  your hospitality, but I’ve never had a very big appetite.”

Caliban shrugged as he returned to the heart and thymus. “Understandable. We’ve all got different tastes.”

Murdock groaned. “That better not have been intentional!”

“So what if it was?” Caliban instantly challenged as he garnished the organs with black pepper, sea salt, and a bit of garlic. “What, you’re the only one allowed to make morbid puns?”

“I should be,” Murdock scoffed. “Since I’m the only one capable of executing them properly.”

“I find that a bit hard to digest,” Caliban argued, immediately grabbing his favorite cleaver from the leather roll. 

Murdock responded by fishing his butterfly from one of the many pockets in his coat.

“What do I need to do next?” The Newcomer interjected, piping up before their mentor could start twirling his weapon. “About the limbs, I mean.”

Caliban, neither taking his eyes off Murdock nor lowering his cleaver, said, “There should be some butcher paper in the drawer you’re standing by. Just wrap them up and put them in the freezer.” He paused. “Actually, leave one arm out.”

“Why?” The Newcomer asked.

It took a few seconds before Murdock slowly returned his butterfly to its place. Caliban squinted at him, then exchanged his cleaver for a skinning knife.

“The bones need to be separated from the meat,” he explained, handing the new blade over to The Newcomer, who nodded and set about their new task.

Soon enough, the heart and thymus were finally ready. After Caliban transferred them from the grill to the plate, he swiftly approached the refrigerator, grabbed a can of Diet Coke and poured half of it into a chilled glass. 

A light on The HumaniTea 2000’s console started flickering, punctuated by loud beeping. Caliban raced to put his soda on the machine’s drip tray. Freshly processed blood flowed into the glass, dark red swirling throughout black, carbonated liquid. He gently shifted the glass in his hand to mix his beverage, then took a sip. 

Such a strong, coppery flavor should’ve been expected to clash with the delicateness of sugar, but in Caliban’s humble opinion, the way they mixed together was delectable.

He carried his drink over to the clear end of the tabletop, setting it down next to his plate. Without any further delay, he took a fork and steak knife into his hands and began slicing away at his supper. 

Caliban crammed the first piece into his mouth and automatically felt himself start to relax. The taste that coated his tongue was rich, salty, tender. He gave a contented hum as he chewed, already carving off his next bite. A voice in his head begged for more, more, moremoremOREMOREMORE—

A soft thud caught his attention; he knew from experience that it was Snare, who was stomping one of his little feet. Caliban glanced down to see the hare staring up at him with excited amber eyes.

“Oh! Hold on, buddy,” he told his pet. He turned his attention to The Newcomer.

They’d sliced a few good chunks of flesh away from the arm, and had already wrapped those chunks in layers of paper.

“That should be enough,” Caliban stated. “But there’s one more thing to do.”

The Newcomer looked a bit surprised, but still nodded. “Alright?”

Caliban reached into the tool case until he found a small, angled bone saw and a pair of sharp tweezers. He moved them towards The Newcomer. “Cut those fingers off.”

“Don’t forget to pull the nails out,” Murdock added.

“Didn’t you say that was a torture method?” The Newcomer asked.

“It is, but that doesn’t mean you can’t do it after the target’s dead.” Murdock shrugged. “Plus, you can always do some torturing when you’re up for your first kill.”

With that, The Newcomer spent the next couple minutes shearing at the corpse’s knuckles. Once the fingers were off, they held them towards Caliban. “Are you gonna treat these like mozzarella sticks?”

Caliban laughed. “I have before, but not tonight.”

The Newcomer tilted their head questioningly. “Why’d you have me cut them off, then?”

“Give one to Snare.” Caliban gestured towards his pet.

The Newcomer’s eyes widened. They took a step back.

Caliban rolled his eyes. “Relax. He won’t hurt you again. He only bit you earlier because he probably thought you were dead.” He reached down to scratch Snare’s ears. “Fingers are his chocolate; give him one and he’ll be your friend forever.”

“Somehow, that doesn’t reassure me,” The Newcomer snarked. After some more convincing, they eventually approached the hare. They held one of the fingers above Snare’s head, to which he stood on his hind legs, pawing at it.

“Sit,” Caliban commanded, firm but not unkind. “Snare. C’mon, buddy. Sit.”

Snare obeyed, the adorableness of his twitching nose not taking away from how surprisingly exasperated he looked.

“Good boy!” Caliban nodded to The Newcomer, who then dropped the finger. Snare immediately snatched it up, holding it between his paws as he nibbled at the flesh.

“Breaking the laws of nature and still looking cute, ” they mused.

Caliban raised an eyebrow. “Rabbits are complete herbivores. Hares are omnivores and scavengers. Haven’t you ever watched a nature documentary?”

“No,” The Newcomer answered stalwartly. “Because the human side of the world is already nasty enough. I’m not gonna watch baby animals dying!”

“Fair point,” Caliban admitted. “But you have to realize how ironic it makes this.”

“‘Ironic?’” A grim, sly, sarcastic smile spread across Murdock’s face. “What’s that supposed to mean?”

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I was given a used upright freezer years ago. The only place I was allowed to keep it was in the garage. With a cheap vacuum sealer, this has allowed me to buy some foods in bulk and while the prices have been best. If we had bought the freezer new, it would already have paid for itself.

My partner, in their current episode of rage, did not close the door completely, Tuesday. I did not discover this until three hours later, when I went to retrieve a bag of fries. The bag was in the middle of a pile on one shelf and was above refrigerator temperature when I brought it in for cooking.

Everything in the packed freezer must be assumed to have thawed.

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1. I have food issues. I hoard food. I do a good job of managing this, but only on average and with wide swings. The past few years, with random shortages, have played havoc with my issues.

2. My partner is raging about everything and nothing right now and is the worst they have ever been. My partner does not accept that they have done anything wrong and will blame the responses of others instead.

Therefore: I will need to push myself to throw away hundreds of dollars-worth of food, and my partner will accuse me of wasting money.

I will not be allowed or able to replenish this food anytime soon.

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My anxiety is not good.

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Best names for cats: a list by someone who does not own a cat but really wants to

Salem (iconic black cat name)

Toothless (a second iconic black cat name)

Pangur Bán (iconic white cat name)

Fiddlesticks (iykyk)

Muppet (But only cats that literally look like a muppet)

Vacuum Sealer

Galahad (yeah like the knight)

Perry (I had a cat named Perry once)

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cooking/life tips

cut bacon in half and put it in a pot instead of a pan. you’ll have to use some sort of tongs to mix it so it all gets cooked but it’s easier and prevents you from getting burnt by grease

2:1 water to rice ratio when cooking rice. boil it on the bigger burners and then move it to a back burner and put the lid on for 25-ish minutes (there’s a trick to knowing it’s done but i don’t know what it is. i usually just try it and if it’s not cooked enough i’ll let it go for a couple more minutes

break your spaghetti in half also. it cooks faster.

pasta is one of the easiest meals you can make. put some cheese on it (mozzarella or fancy stuff from your grocery stores deli) and maybe some asparagus/whatever greens you like. perfection

buy tupperware so you can save stuff from days you do cook for days that you do not want to cook

remember to clean out your fridge every couple of weeks. this sounds like a hassle but it’s really a lot easier than letting it pile up

if you’re not one to go to the grocery store often, the best thing you can do for yourself is find a vacuum sealer so you can freeze any meat you have for a later date. this can make it last for months, and all you have to do to thaw it is fill your sink with hot water and let it sit there for an hour or so

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Travertine Floor Cleaning

Travertine floors are a popular choice for homes and commercial spaces due to their elegant and natural appearance. This type of stone flooring, known for its durability and timeless beauty, offers a luxurious look with its earth-toned shades and unique textures. However, like all natural stone floors, travertine requires specific care and maintenance to preserve its aesthetic appeal and longevity. In this guide, we'll cover the best practices for travertine floor cleaning to ensure your floors remain in pristine condition.

Understanding Travertine Flooring

Travertine is a form of limestone that forms around mineral spring deposits. It’s often used in tiles for flooring due to its rich, warm colors and textured surface. However, because travertine is a porous stone, it is more susceptible to stains, scratches, and damage compared to harder materials like granite. This porous nature means that travertine floors need regular cleaning and maintenance to avoid absorbing dirt, liquids, or oils that could lead to permanent staining or deterioration.

Daily Cleaning for Travertine Floors

The key to maintaining travertine floors is regular, gentle cleaning. Dirt, grit, and debris can act like sandpaper when walked on, scratching the stone's surface and dulling its natural shine. For everyday cleaning:

Sweeping or Vacuuming: Use a soft-bristle broom or a vacuum with a hard floor attachment to remove dust and dirt. Avoid vacuum cleaners with rotating brushes, as they can scratch the floor’s surface.

Damp Mopping: After sweeping, use a damp mop with warm water to clean the surface. Make sure the mop is only slightly damp, as too much water can seep into the stone and cause damage over time. For best results, use a mop designed for natural stone floors to avoid scratching.

pH-Neutral Cleaners: When necessary, use a pH-neutral stone cleaner specifically formulated for travertine floors. Harsh chemicals, acidic cleaners (like vinegar), or abrasive cleaners can erode the surface, causing etching or discoloration. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions when using cleaning products, and rinse the floor thoroughly after mopping to remove any residue.

Dealing with Spills and Stains

Travertine’s porous surface makes it vulnerable to stains if spills are not addressed promptly. Here’s how to deal with common spills:

Blot Spills Immediately: Quickly blot (don’t rub) any liquid spills with a soft cloth or paper towel to prevent them from seeping into the stone. Rubbing can spread the spill and cause it to penetrate deeper into the pores.

Use a Mild Detergent: For most stains, a solution of water and mild, pH-neutral detergent will do the trick. Apply the solution with a soft cloth and gently wipe the area clean. Be sure to rinse with water to remove any soap residue, as it can attract more dirt.

Stubborn Stains: For tougher stains, you may need to use a specialized poultice designed for natural stone. Poultices draw out the stain from the stone’s pores and are available from most home improvement or flooring stores. Always test a small, inconspicuous area before applying any cleaner or poultice to ensure it doesn't affect the stone's finish.

Polishing and Sealing Travertine Floors

Travertine floors naturally have a soft, matte finish, but they can be polished to a higher shine depending on your preference. Polishing helps to restore the stone's natural luster and can be done periodically to rejuvenate the floor’s appearance.

Polishing: Professional polishing services can buff out minor scratches and restore shine, but you can also use a mild stone polishing powder and a soft buffing pad at home. Be sure to use products that are specifically designed for travertine, as other products may damage the surface.

Sealing: Because travertine is porous, it’s important to seal the floor to protect it from stains and water damage. Sealers create a protective barrier that reduces the stone's absorption of liquids, making it easier to clean. Travertine floors should be sealed once or twice a year, depending on foot traffic and exposure to moisture. Always use a high-quality stone sealer designed for travertine.

Enhancing Sealers: Some sealers also enhance the color and natural veining of the stone, giving your travertine floors a richer, deeper appearance. These sealers can add a subtle sheen while protecting the floor from wear and tear.

Avoiding Common Mistakes in Travertine Floor Cleaning

To keep your travertine floors looking their best, it’s important to avoid common cleaning mistakes:

Avoid Acidic Cleaners: Never use vinegar, lemon juice, or other acidic substances on travertine, as they can cause etching and dull the surface.

Don’t Use Harsh Scrubbing Pads: Abrasive pads and steel wool can scratch and damage the stone. Stick to soft cloths, microfiber mops, and gentle cleaning tools.

Watch for Water Buildup: Excess water can seep into travertine’s pores and cause damage. Always use a well-wrung mop and promptly wipe up any water spills.

Travertine floors add a touch of elegance and natural beauty to any space, but they do require regular care to maintain their pristine appearance. By using the right cleaning techniques and products, such as pH-neutral cleaners, and regularly sealing the stone, you can ensure that your travertine floors stay beautiful for many years to come. With proper cleaning and maintenance, your travertine flooring will continue to enhance the beauty and value of your home or commercial space.

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The Bright 53H boasts a spacious chamber that can accommodate a variety of food items, allowing you to package large quantities with ease. Its advanced vacuum technology ensures that every bit of air is efficiently removed from the chamber, creating a tight and secure seal for your packaged goods.

With the Bright 53H, you have full control over the vacuuming and sealing process. The intuitive interface allows you to set the desired vacuum level and sealing time, ensuring the perfect packaging for different types of products. Whether you're packaging delicate fruits or robust cuts of meat, the Bright 53H can handle it all with precision.

The Vacuum Chamber Machine's powerful suction power and sealing capabilities contribute to the preservation of food quality and freshness. By removing air from the packaging, you effectively slow down the process of food spoilage, extending the shelf life of your products and reducing waste.

Additionally, the Bright 53H is constructed with durability and ease of use in mind. Its robust build ensures long-lasting performance, even in demanding kitchen environments. Cleaning and maintenance are also simplified, allowing you to focus more on your food processing operations.

Orved's Vacuum Chamber Machine, the Bright 53H, is the ultimate solution for food businesses that prioritize efficiency, quality, and preservation. It empowers you to deliver products that are perfectly sealed and protected, maintaining their flavor and nutritional value. Experience the future of food packaging with the Bright 53H from Orved and take your business to new heights of success.

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How effective is vacuum sealing fresh seafood?

Vacuum sealing is a method used by fish processing companies to package seafood (and other food items) by removing the air from the package before sealing it. Here is why it is done:

· Preservation: Removing air slows down the growth of bacteria and moulds, which helps to extend the shelf life of the seafood according to the best exotic fish exporters of the world. Without air, the growth of aerobic bacteria and spoilage microorganisms is minimised.

· Prevention of Freezer Burn: In freezing, vacuum sealing helps to prevent freezer burn by reducing the formation of ice crystals on the surface of the seafood. Freezer burn can degrade the texture and flavour of the seafood.

· Improved Quality: Vacuum-sealed seafood often maintains better texture and flavour over time compared to seafood stored in regular packaging. The lack of oxygen helps preserve the seafood’s natural quality.

· Space Efficiency: Vacuum-sealed packages take up less space, making storage more efficient. This is particularly useful for commercial kitchens and seafood markets.

· Convenience: Vacuum-sealed seafood can be easily stored in the refrigerator or freezer and is often ready for cooking without additional preparation.

What is the seafood vacuum sealing process?

The seafood vacuum sealing process carried out by any seafood export company involves several steps to ensure that the seafood is properly preserved and protected. Here is a breakdown of the typical process:

1. Preparation:

· Cleaning: The seafood is thoroughly cleaned to remove any dirt, sand, or other impurities.

· Cutting: The seafood is portioned or filleted according to the desired size.

· Drying: The surface moisture is removed using paper towels to prevent ice crystals from forming during freezing.

2. Packaging:

· Bag Selection: A vacuum-seal bag or pouch is chosen based on the size and type of seafood. The bags are often made of durable, multi-layered plastic to ensure a good seal and protection from external elements.

· Placement: The seafood is placed inside the vacuum-seal bag. For added protection, some might include additional ingredients like marinades or spices at this stage.

3. Vacuum Sealing:

· Vacuuming: The bag is placed in a vacuum sealer machine, which removes the air from the bag. The vacuum pump creates a vacuum by extracting air, which reduces the oxygen that can lead to spoilage.

· Sealing: After the air is removed, the bag is sealed shut using a heat sealer. The heat sealer creates a strong, airtight seal that prevents air from re-entering the bag.

4. Inspection:

· Quality Check: The sealed bags are inspected to ensure that there are no air pockets or leaks. A proper seal is crucial for effective preservation.

5. Storage:

· Refrigeration or Freezing: The vacuum-sealed seafood can be stored in the refrigerator if it will be used within a short period or frozen for long-term storage.

6. Labelling:

· Identification: The bags are often labelled with the date of sealing and any relevant information, such as the type of seafood or any additional ingredients.

This process helps maintain the seafood’s freshness and quality by minimising exposure to air and reducing the risk of spoilage and freezer burn.

Is there a standard of practice in Sri Lanka for vacuum sealing seafood?

In Sri Lanka, there are general standards and practices that seafood and fresh tuna suppliers and fish processors should follow for vacuum sealing seafood, although specific guidelines might vary depending on local regulations and industry practices. Here are some key aspects typically observed:

1. Hygiene and Safety:

· Clean Facilities: Seafood processing facilities must adhere to strict hygiene and cleanliness standards to prevent contamination.

· Proper Handling: Seafood must be handled carefully to avoid introducing bacteria or contaminants.

2. Vacuum Sealing Procedures:

· Equipment: Use of high-quality vacuum sealing equipment to ensure effective air removal and sealing.

· Packaging Materials: Use of food-grade, durable vacuum-seal bags designed for seafood to ensure a proper seal and protection.

3. Quality Control:

· Inspection: Regular checks of vacuum-sealed packages to ensure there are no air pockets or leaks.

· Temperature Control: Proper storage temperatures are maintained to ensure seafood stays fresh. Vacuum-sealed seafood is typically stored in refrigerators or freezers.

4. Regulations:

· Government Standards: Compliance with any relevant food safety regulations set by Sri Lankan authorities, such as the Ministry of Health or the Sri Lanka Standards Institution (SLSI), which might include guidelines for seafood processing and packaging.

· Labelling: Proper labelling of vacuum-sealed seafood with information such as the date of sealing, type of seafood, and any other relevant details.

5. Training and Best Practices:

· Staff Training: Ensuring that staff are trained in best practices for seafood handling and vacuum sealing.

· Continuous Improvement: Regular updates and improvements to procedures based on industry standards and technological advancements.

For the most accurate and specific information, consulting local regulations or industry associations in Sri Lanka would be advisable.

Are there any negative effects of vacuum sealing fresh seafood?

While vacuum sealing fresh seafood is generally beneficial for preserving quality and extending shelf life, there are a few potential negative effects or considerations to keep in mind:

1. Anaerobic Bacteria Growth:

· Risk: Vacuum sealing removes oxygen, which is beneficial for preventing the growth of aerobic bacteria. However, it can create an environment where anaerobic bacteria, such as Clostridium botulinum, can thrive. These bacteria can produce toxins that are harmful if consumed.

· Prevention: To mitigate this risk, seafood should be stored at the correct temperature (typically below 38°F or 3.3°C) and consumed within the recommended time frame. Freezing can further inhibit the growth of these bacteria.

2. Texture Changes:

· Risk: Some types of seafood, particularly those with a delicate texture, might experience slight changes in texture when vacuum sealed. The pressure from the vacuum can sometimes compress the seafood, potentially altering its natural texture.

· Prevention: Proper handling and packaging techniques, such as placing the seafood in a structured container or using gentler vacuum settings, can help minimise this effect.

3. Loss of Natural Flavors:

· Risk: While vacuum sealing helps retain freshness, it can sometimes lead to a slight loss of the seafood’s natural flavours if stored for extended periods. The lack of air can cause subtle changes in flavour compounds over time.

· Prevention: Consuming vacuum-sealed seafood within the recommended time frame and avoiding long-term storage can help preserve its natural taste.

4. Cost and Equipment Maintenance:

· Risk: The initial cost of purchasing vacuum sealing equipment and the ongoing expense of buying vacuum-seal bags can be a consideration, especially for small-scale operations or individual consumers. Additionally, the equipment requires regular maintenance to ensure it continues to function effectively.

· Prevention: Weighing the benefits of vacuum sealing against the costs and ensuring proper care and maintenance of the equipment can help mitigate this issue.

5. Environmental Impact:

· Risk: Vacuum-seal bags are typically made from plastic, which contributes to environmental waste if not disposed of properly.

· Prevention: Some manufacturers offer biodegradable or recyclable vacuum-seal bags, which can reduce the environmental impact. Reusing bags when appropriate can also help minimise waste.

The benefits of vacuum sealing fresh seafood often outweigh these potential drawbacks, it is important to follow best practices and consider these factors to ensure safe and high-quality results.

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Vacuum Sealers: A Must-Have Kitchen Appliance

Efficiency and convenience drive the modern-day kitchen, and the vacuum sealer is one of the appliances embodying this spirit. A vacuum sealer is indispensable for a home cook or a foodie because of its ability to store food, cut waste, and maintain freshness. In Malaysia, it is warm and food preservation becomes a vital need; hence, perhaps the best thing you can do for your kitchen is to have a good vacuum sealer machine.

Why You Need a Vacuum Sealer Machine

A vacuum sealer machine sucks the air out of the packaging and then seals it to create an airtight environment that greatly increases the shelf life of food. By taking the air out of the equation, the enemies of food spoilage and freezer burn can be more firmly guaranteed to stand at bay. This means that you can buy in bulk and save money while minimizing the number of trips to the grocery store.

One of the household devices that can save large amounts of money, especially for those in Malaysia, where humidity can quickly cause food to spoil, is a vacuum sealer. Whether you seal up meat, fish, vegetables, or just leftovers, this appliance will keep your food fresh and tasty for whenever you need it.

Types of Vacuum Sealers

The best vacuum sealers are available in most major marketplaces, with one being capable of purchasing them in handheld models or much more sophisticated countertop machines. In choosing a vacuum sealer machine in Malaysia, for instance, one has to look at many variables such as ease of utilization, size, and the kinds of foods one is looking to seal. You may as well get the small, easy-to-use sealing machine for at-home uses, whereas others will have to go with the many commercial machines in the marketplace that will go hand in hand with their increased food-sealing activities.

Benefits of a Vacuum Sealer

One of the biggest pluses of having a vacuum sealer machine is that it effectively cuts down on food wastage. If you are saving food for longer periods, you will not have to discard spoilt items. This is quite frugal and also ecologically friendly. Vacuum sealing also helps in portion control, so you can easily separate pre-measured meals, snacks, or ingredients. This will be fully appreciated, especially for many individuals following certain diets or meal plans.

Furthermore, the technique is not only limited to foodstuffs. The use of a sealing machine helps protect valuables like important documents, jewelry, or even electronic gadgets from both moisture and dust. That makes a vacuum sealer a must-have in every home.

Conclusion

A vacuum sealer machine is no ordinary kitchen appliance; it is indeed a game-changer in storing and managing food. This particular appliance suggests a working and very effective solution for most households in Malaysia, where food quality must be maintained. Be it an endeavor to keep fresh groceries, increase shelf life, or just be efficient in preparation, this appliance investment is worth all its value. Hence, if a vacuum sealer isn't part of your kitchen arsenal, get one. You'll just wonder how you ever did without it.