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  • Mixing directly I got scrambled eggs far too often (no idea what I did wrong) so I switched methods. (Or runny sauce when I waited a moment before mixing)

    If it works for you, perfect!

    The bain marie is my workaround with the heat problems.

  • There's one thing I do differently: I prepare the eggs and cheese in a metal bowl which I slowly warm up on top of the cooking pasta (Bain marie) while whisking it. Shortly before the pasta is done I'll add the right amount of pasta cooking water with a ladle to make it nice and creamy.

    This gives me plenty of time to do things and reach the perfect temperature without stress.

    With the bain marie way, just let the pasta cool a moment before adding the sauce, to prevent the sauce from curdling (as it already has the perfect creamyness).

    With this technique I find it very easy to control the temperature.

  • I was in an irish pub with two friends, saw there was a table with a few girls on the other side of the room and told my friends : When I look at you, wave!

    Went over to the girl's table and told them "I was discussing with my friends, and I said if I went over to your table, you'd instantly send me away" (Mentioning to my waving friends)

    Girls: "No, why should we send you away?"

    Got to know one of them closer.

  • Watching TV:

    Here in the EU it is offensive/inappropriate to kill people.

    There in the US it is offensive/inappropriate to make people.

    So the difference is whether to make love or to make war. Personally I'd rather be a bononbo than a chimpanzee.

  • Very long time ago Electronic Arts (ECA at the time, with the cube, ball and pyramid logo) published amazing games.

    I really really enjoyed my Racing Destruction Set or the Pinball Construction Set on the C64.

    I'm just happy now I did pirate them and never gave them my money to cause what EA is now.

    So in my eyes "ECA" is another company "EA" killed.

    (40 years ago, when I was 15 - sue me, EA )

  • Also depends a lot on the oven. Incidentially today I bought a (used) new one (after I found it in local listings for 50 Eur - and sold off my old one for 30 Eur).

    The old one goes to 260C, the new one gets to 300C. No way to make decent pizza in the old one (I tried) , but with the new one and a steel I'd have a chance.

  • I'm German so I have good access to Italian flour, for Pizza I use Caputo Pizzeria (for which I pay Eur 2.50 per kg). I order a few packages online.

    Typical supermarket flour here has a lower protein content - so it can hold less water.

    The Caputo is about 3 times the price of supermarket flour, but 1kg of flour is 6 (round) pizzas, so the difference is a few cent per pizza.

    Check youtube for good information - damn, I forget the name of the channel, it's a married couple showing Italian cuisine , he's American she's Italian. They have a video how they make the rectangular pizza in the household oven.

    This is crazy, chatgpt just found what I was looking for from roughly the above description:

    https://www.pastagrammar.com/post/authentic-italian-pan-pizza-in-teglia-recipe

  • I've never eaten good pizza out of a household oven, so I've bought an electric pizza oven for 200 Eur.

    By weight I use 60% of water compared to the flour (i. e. 500g of high protein pizza flour to 300g of water), 7g of salt and a very low amount of dry yeast. Overnight proofing in the fridge, next day I ball the dough (around 270g per pizza) and let it proof at room temp for a few hours.

    Baking 3 minutes at 400°C (740F)

    The investment for the oven has well paid off, as I don't order any pizza to my home, anymore. You can freeze dough balls or use more yeast for "same day dough".

    Edit: Ah what nobody mentioned in the other comments (I think): The choice of flour makes a huuuuuge difference. Use pizza flour or at least a high protein flour (which has at least 12% of protein)

  • NonCredibleDefense @lemmy.world
    froh42 @lemmy.world

    NATO's new deterrence strategy in case US doesn't provide any more Nukes.

    Ukraine @sopuli.xyz
    froh42 @lemmy.world

    I re-discovered some small hrynvia in my guestbook

    I have a couchsurfing guestbook and and some guests left me a few small hrynvia bills in 2018. I just rediscovered them and think about my guests who visited me in Munich and just hope everyone is safe.

    This is not global news, just about remembering everything is always about real people with faces and names who just want to do nothing else but live normal. lifes.

    Slava Ukraini!

    3DPrinting @lemmy.world
    froh42 @lemmy.world

    PSA: I should have checked my nuts.

    Sorry, couldn't resist the clickbait title, but yes, THOSE should be checked from time to time, too.

    But the PSA I want to say is: Check your printer for mechanical problems if you have trouble. It might not be obvious in the first place.

    In this case my Ender 3 Pro with sprite was printing a horrible first layer and the z offset was never right - when it looked ok on the left side of the x axis it was off on the right side and vice versa. (Regardless of endless tries of bed tramming and using a bed mesh)

    It turned out I had the eccentric nut on the right side of the gantry tightend too much when mounting the sprite, so the right side of the gantry was not moving freely enough.

    Now I adjusted the eccentric nut, so I can juuuuust turn the wheel with my finger a bit, maybe a bit looser that what was explained in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsEdU8ZtI6U

    (And people, don't purchase a single Z axis printer if you can avoid it. When I bought my Ender there was a HUGE pri