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The last post is the WINNER!

John53

I go leaps and bounds
Premium Member
That is a rough one. There are so many ways to cook it. I know of one where you get the oven nice and hot and then shut it off. It relies on the slow cooling rate of ovens to cook the meat. I never tried that myself.

My best prime rib that I ever cooked was using the sous vide method. Pick your level of doneness. Cook for about 6 hours,, there is a minimum time, but if you go over that nothing really bad happens unless you go hours over it. Then for the last 15 minutes sear it in a hot oven at 45 to 250 C. I did a perfect medium rate that way. Extremely juicy. Nice crust. It was better than any that I have had at a restaurant.

I don't have a sous vide so unless you can get yours to Aus in 8 hours that's not much help.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
I don't have a sous vide so unless you can get yours to Aus in 8 hours that's not much help.
If you are doing it today it is too late. You might be able to find one at a department store. Do you have a meat thermometer of any sort at all? Ideally a probe that stays in the meat and is read from outside of the oven is best. Or, if you are a real meat nut, one of those cordless thermometers. They are a bit spendy for me. You can get a decent probe type thermometer for under $20.00 at almost any large department store. Otherwise you might have to wing it.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
Booooooooo!

Interspecies mischief?
R.106632428fdd15605df3f56e24af17f6
What sex is the kitten most likely to be (probably 0ver 99%), and why?
 

John53

I go leaps and bounds
Premium Member
If you are doing it today it is too late. You might be able to find one at a department store. Do you have a meat thermometer of any sort at all? Ideally a probe that stays in the meat and is read from outside of the oven is best. Or, if you are a real meat nut, one of those cordless thermometers. They are a bit spendy for me. You can get a decent probe type thermometer for under $20.00 at almost any large department store. Otherwise you might have to wing it.

I have a meat thermometer. I'm going to try this with the oven fan turned off The Closed-Oven Method for Cooking a Prime Rib Roast

What could go wrong, it's only 100 bucks worth of meat. I've ruined the last 2 (at a much cheaper price thankfully) because I'm not used to this oven and rarely use it.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
Calicos are female.
I don't know why.

It's the budget cuts

Females have two X Chromosomes. Males have only one. For cats the color gene is in the X chromosome. White is a basic "given" color for a cat. but to have a different color besides white it takes either a brown or tabby gene or a black one. Males can only have brown or black since they have only the one X. Females can have double black. double brown. Or one of each. Which results in a calico.

The Genetics of Calico Cats

A male can be calico if it has an XXY combination. Though that raises a whole slew of other problems.
 

John53

I go leaps and bounds
Premium Member
Females have two X Chromosomes. Males have only one. For cats the color gene is in the X chromosome. White is a basic "given" color for a cat. but to have a different color besides white it takes either a brown or tabby gene or a black one. Males can only have brown or black since they have only the one X. Females can have double black. double brown. Or one of each. Which results in a calico.

Rubbish, it's Biden cutting funding to cat parts and diverting it to the FBI to investigate his daughters diary.
 
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