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Hiyaaaaaa *waves*

'stenders was brill! gotta love it.

 

I just went out to put T&T in the eglu and Tyra was already in and Talulah was going in and then they saw me and out they came! :roll:

Have left them for 10 mins to see if they'll go in on their own again. (fingers crossed) :lol:

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hiya chiiiickiiiiiieeee :D have just closed the eglu door for Pixie and Tinks they are snuggled up now. Flo was on the mezzanine level on her own so I went in the WIR and she got up and got in the cube (they know the routine) :lol:

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Hiya shirl! :D No, I camped out last night :lol:

Just been out and they've gone to bed :dance: Yaaaaaaayyyyyyyy :dance: i have 2 very clover girlies :clap:

Shame I cant say the same for the bantams :roll: Angel, Sweetpea, Pickle and Baby were all on the perchs like yours Debs. i had to pick them up and put them in the eglu, getting to be a habit now. i did worry there might be something horrible in there stopping them from going in, but i checked and checked and the only 'orrible thing in there is 1 broody Noodle! :lol:

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Que es esto? No tengo ni idea lo gue son. :lol:

 

 

As I don't know the Spanish for Molecular Gastronomy :wink: I shall answer in English :lol:

 

Basically, after my day in a Michelin starred restaurant kitchen (see all things nice), I have invested in some addition cooking items, 2 of which are my water bath and vacuum machine, this allows you to vacuum pack food, and then to cook at very precise temperatures for maximum flavour and succulence - it is a style of cookery known as "Sous Vide" and is carried out at all the top Michelin Starred restaurants :wink: For example, tonight I cooked chicken breasts at precisely 66 degrees for 42 minutes :wink: It is very very scientific based on meat type, thickness, doneness (if thats a word) etc.

 

I have also bought some scientific scales and some cool ingredients, some of which need to be added at a rate of 1.7g etc, very very precise :D

 

Just call me the female Heston Bloomingheck :lol:

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Que es esto? No tengo ni idea lo gue son. :lol:

 

 

As I don't know the Spanish for Molecular Gastronomy :wink: I shall answer in English :lol:

 

Basically, after my day in a Michelin starred restaurant kitchen (see all things nice), I have invested in some addition cooking items, 2 of which are my water bath and vacuum machine, this allows you to vacuum pack food, and then to cook at very precise temperatures for maximum flavour and succulence - it is a style of cookery known as "Sous Vide" and is carried out at all the top Michelin Starred restaurants :wink: For example, tonight I cooked chicken breasts at precisely 66 degrees for 42 minutes :wink: It is very very scientific based on meat type, thickness, doneness (if thats a word) etc.

 

I have also bought some scientific scales and some cool ingredients, some of which need to be added at a rate of 1.7g etc, very very precise :D

 

Flipping heck Debs!!!!! I am in awe! Puts the fan oven in the shade then :lol::

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