Would sure love to see you guys demo actual, real world recipes and techniques with the Breville Control Freak. Recently bought one and love it, but I’m astounded at how little content is out there on its actual use. Even on Breville’s channel.
Here is a recipe where we showcased how you can make and hold hollandaise with the Control Freak - blog.modernistpantry.com/recipes/fuggedaboutit-hollandaise/
It hasn't set off our sprinkler system yet! If you're doing a quick smoke as we're showing and not running it for extended amount of time I feel like it should be fine.
Hi. I'm considering getting a smoking gun. Sorry if this is a silly question, but do you have to dampen the burning wood chips after use before discarding or is it just matter of letting them burn out to an ash state, then dump the ashes?
They should just burn out, there's so little wood chip in there that they shouldn't be smoldering for a long time, but of course also check if they are before discarding.
I love how we as a society villanize tabacco smoke but dont mind inhaling camp fire or culinary smoke. Studies have shown wood smoke is just as cancerous. Im not saying dont ever breath smoke....Just know what you're getting into.
You don’t actively breath in culinary smoke. It is used for flavoring food. Open fire has been used for cooking food for hundreds of thousands of years and was the only way to stay warm for most of human history. Comparing it to habitually smoking cigarettes is a false equivalence. It is like warning people about drinking water because water has been shown to cause drowning. This channel is not a place for people who want to climb on a soapbox. So move on.
@@Modernist_Pantry - I stand by my anecdote but would like to clarify that I am not for or against inhaling smoke of any kind and I apologize if it sounded like I was preaching. I have no opinion on the matter other than to acknowledge the observation that equal parts of tabacco (please note I did not say cigarettes) or wood smoke are equally cancerous when inhaled in closed rooms. As with all things in life...moderation.
