<description>Notes Used 1tsp onion powder initially (sub) Used 1tbsp garlic powder initially (sub) Used &lsquo;silk&rsquo; brand non dairy heavy cream initially (sub) Seemed bland Needs A lot of fresh ground pepper/white pepper in main filling More or fresh garlic </description>
<description>Ingredient Ingredient:Water Ratio Setting Pressure Time Pressure Release Rice - Basmati (white) 1:1 Rice High 4-8 minutes Quick after 10 minutes if not natural Rice - Jasmine 1:1 Rice High 3-5 minutes Quick after 10 minutes if not natural Rice - Brown (long/short) 1:1 Rice High 22-28 minutes Quick after 10 minutes if not natural Rice - Wild mix 1:1 Rice High 25-30 minutes Quick after 10 minutes if not natural Risoto 1:2 Rice High 5-6 minutes Quick relase (NOT natural) Steel cut oats 1:1.</description>
<description> Yolk Consistency Pressure Time Slightly Runny Yolk Low 4 mins 50% Hard Boiled fqweyolk Low 5 mins Almost full bodied yolk Low 7 mins </description>
<description>Notes You should be able to use any berry + citrus some recommendations: Blueberry + Lemon Raspberry + Lime You can use 1/2 cup white sugar instead of honey or agave nectar This freezes good and keeps awhile in the fridge </description>
<description>Important Consideration - MUST READ THE BELOW IS FOR AVOIDING DEHYDRATION OR VERY MILD DEHYDRATION THIS IS NOT GOING TO HELP WITH MODERATE TO SEVERE DEHYDRATION IF YOU&rsquo;RE CONCERNED SEEK PROPER MEDICAL CARE
Critical Notes and Information You MUST include a glucose (sugar) source for proper uptake of water and electrolytes (salts primarily) or the solution will be non-effective. Potassium is an important electrolyte, not just sodium (salt). If possible, include a source of potassium as part of the recipe.</description>
<description>Scoville Unit Table Pepper Scoville Units Bananna 0 - 500 SHU Poblano 1000 - 1500 SHU Anaheim 500 - 2500 SHU Jalapeno 3500 - 8000 SHU Fresno 2500 - 10000 SHU Serrano 10000 - 23000 SHU Cayenne 30000 - 50000 SHU Habanero 100000 - 350000 SHU </description>
<description>While the pan is hot: put 1 tbsp olive oil in center of the pan and pour 1 tbsp salt onto it. Using tongs with paper towel, wipe the pan until clean.</description>
<description>The below setup keeps paper towel off the food so the grease won&rsquo;t make it soggy but still absorb excess liquid.
Get a sheet pan Line bottom with paper towel Put cooling rack upside down on top of paper towel Put &lsquo;wet&rsquo;&lsquo;oily&rsquo;&lsquo;fried&rsquo; foods on rack </description>
<description>Once the jerky is completely cool, place it in a bag or airtight container. Failing to do so will make the jerky sweat in the container and encourage mold and bacterial growth.
Always remember:
If you store at room temperature (around 70 F-74 F) leave it in a dark cool place and use it within a month. If you store in the fridge, you have four to six months to use it.</description>
