
24:58
Hi Julia and company, welcome to my Sunday afternoon!

25:39
Thank you Mike, and glad you could join us :)

38:57
Did she add water to that pot?

39:15
NO water added

39:36
thanks for showing the way you put it on that plan to season

39:43
pan

40:11
Chicken looks so good - I'll be trying that!

41:46
Wait - she didn't use any oil in the pan when it was heating up?

42:15
No oil used for scrambled eggs

42:25
Right Casandra. No oil needed!

43:56
Perfect eggs every single time!

44:04
Yes! can you season the eggs before cooking

44:05
do u season??

44:34
They are AMAZING without seasoning...if you prefer, you can season

44:36
Sandra you don't need to season but you can if you prefer pepper or whatever

45:02
I believe they are only $25

45:05
add vegetables to your eggs?

45:17
I'll try it for supper tonight.

45:20
You are able to add anything you like

48:04
For over easy/medium eggs you can add a small amount of butter or cooking oil spray so the yolk does not burst when you flip them :)

50:07
Yes, you can flip and cook as long as you would like

50:26
Yes, I always flip them, just use a small amount of cooking spray or butter so they don't burst

54:13
How much water did you add?

54:31
2 cups per 1 Bouillon cube

58:19
from scratch

59:02
we always use biscuits

59:02
cooked from raw, and homemade drop dumplings yummmm grandmas Sunday treat

59:03
flour from scratch, later on Bisquick lol

59:34
Egg noodles

01:00:07
what size pan are you using?

01:00:23
It took Mike at least 10 different stores and trips to finally find the bisquick it is crazy

01:00:23
Bobby Flay also believes in the Test Pancake!

01:00:53
Wow,I’ve never had chicken & dumplings..will have to try.

01:01:47
hey everybody....

01:01:59
HELLO A.C.

01:02:16
no seasoning before the chicken goes in (for fajitas)?

01:02:52
She seasoned after they were in the pan.

01:03:33
Oh, Fajitas...sorry. No She did not season.

01:04:15
can i use marinated chicken?

01:04:25
Absolutely

01:05:32
How big will those dumplings be?

01:06:32
yes

01:06:34
yes

01:06:40
Mary, I have no idea! haha!

01:06:51
lol, ok

01:06:53
I'm sure they will rise. We will do the reveal after all cooked recipes are done

01:07:36
so this is like a meat grinder?

01:07:43
Absolutely

01:07:48
Wow

01:08:01
Yes you can use it to cut up raw or cooked chicken

01:08:10
You can use for meat, cheese, nuts

01:08:25
Nice knives Chris! Can you share the brand?

01:08:33
Cool! I did not know that.

01:09:01
Kendal, I believe he is using the Santoku knife from SaladMaster

01:09:14
We are glad to show all of our Owners new things. That is the idea to learn something new every class. We are glad to be of service to you.

01:09:24
Good to know. Thank you!

01:09:45
Yes, Saladmaster knife...Santoku

01:09:46
so is just soap and water enough to sanitize after that?

01:10:51
Yes, after you use the Food Processor with Meat, Cheese or Nuts, they have oil. Clean with Soap & Water.

01:11:09
i was gonna ask the same thing. how do I sanitize after dealing with chicken. I’m usually use bleach. is that safe for the cones?

01:11:58
Yes, it should be safe. Some people do add bleach to their dishwater.

01:17:58
will the noodle b precooked?

01:20:11
it looks like you’re recording. will u send a link for this?

01:21:13
Hi Courtney! All of the classes have the recording link directly under the title of the class on www.foodsavedme.com/virtualrecipes :)

01:21:57
what temp r u choking on the EOC -Thanks

01:22:40
She is starting with a cold pan. She should tell us what temp shortly

01:23:49
does it have to be instant rice?

01:24:18
Depending on your recipe and how long it will be cooking.

01:24:34
This dish is medium click low so 350 click 190! You can use any kind of rice :)

01:31:53
I didn't use instant rice but you definitely can. If you do use instant rice, I would cut the chicken smaller so it cooks faster as the rice will not take as long to cook. Hope that helps

01:32:44
what temperature?

01:34:09
@Ms. Debra, temperature for what dish?

01:34:29
jumbalaya

01:34:49
Medium....

01:35:07
thanks

01:35:12
If your stove is numbered 1-10... 5 would be your Medium

01:36:44
vera would you show the chili sauce

01:39:00
FYI - my knife was the Saladmaster Santoku knife! Christina for the WIN!

01:39:19
the noodes are NOT precooked

01:44:43
I can still hear

01:45:59
sorry difficult hearing

01:46:04
It sounds like your camera operator's finger is over the microphone

01:46:06
still hard to hear Katherine

01:46:06
I cant hear Catherine

01:46:09
Katherine is still hard to hear,

01:46:13
we can’t hear Katherine

01:46:31
we’re missing the audio of her presentation

01:46:38
cant hear

01:47:12
I can hear too.. but it’s low..

01:47:17
no audio

01:47:50
We can hear now

01:54:39
TIP: You can also cut your veggies into the lid of the piece you are using and not clean another plate or bowl :)

01:55:05
good tip!thanks!

01:55:59
how much sesame oil?

01:56:06
2 tsp

01:56:24
I believe that's what he said. We will ask him.

01:56:31
thanks

01:56:55
Absolutely

01:59:27
yay gluten free sauce thickeners!!

02:00:14
Absolutely Chris!

02:05:30
Fajitas look so good!

02:06:17
three minutes under the broiler for a beautiful finish!

02:07:27
Julia it all looks great!,

02:09:14
WOW Vera, looks good!

02:10:09
that looks amazing Vera

02:10:43
beautiful Vera

02:10:44
Vera did you do your veggies in the 3qt?

02:10:59
Vera looks very tasty!

02:17:17
817-678-8441

02:22:58
Thank you to all the chefs!!!

02:23:18
Are we going to see Terry's chicken

02:23:31
Thank you Chefs!

02:23:35
Wow..Everyone dishes are looking great!!

02:23:58
Thank you chefs!! Everything looks delicious.

02:25:00
Yes Terry, very juicy & tender! Looks good!

02:27:00
Thank you Chefs!

02:27:06
Thank you From Tulsa !

02:27:15
Awesome!

02:27:25
thank you everyone

02:27:40
You all are welcome!

02:27:43
great job all of you

02:28:00
Amazing Class again! Thanks Everyone!

02:28:03
Thank you for the great dishes....

02:28:06
great presentations everyone!

02:28:30
Thank you to all of our Owners! We appreciate you!

02:29:21
Veggies were cooked in the 9".