Small progress on the car. The cracks are all welded up, gussetted and painted. The bonnet frame and the radiator is in.
I started work on rewiring the fan, the start of the recent shenanigans and I came to remember how much I dislike un-insulated crimp connectors. I’m struggling to get a reliable crimp on the large diameter wire I’m using. I suspect I may have to resort to soldering.
My main problem with cooking (apart from a near phobia of handling raw meat) is the timing and sequencing really stresses me out. I worry constantly about getting it wrong and over/under-cooking some component. It takes any pleasure out of cooking. I see other people enjoy it but for me unless it is something I know really well, I’d rather sit an exam.
A rich, savoury-sweet stir-fry with a blitzed pineapple sauce that coats every slice of sausage and vegetable evenly.
Prep: 15 min | Cook: 20 min | Active: 22–26 min | Servings: 4
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title Cooking Timeline (serving at 19:00)
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1. Blitz the Pineapple & Whisk the Sauce :s1, 18:34, 5m
2. Brown the Sausages :s2, 18:39, 10m
3. Sauté the Firm Vegetables :s3, 18:49, 5m
4. Add Mushrooms, Broccoli & Garlic :s4, 18:54, 3m
5. Simmer with Sauce & Bok Choi :s5, 18:57, 3m
Start: T-26 to T-22 min before serving
(long post ahead)
For a while now, my car gets grumpy when it gets hot. In stationary traffic it gets hot, the fan kicks in and it becomes a bit of a struggle to keep it running at idle as the engine goes lean. I assumed it was to do with the engine ingesting hot air coming out of the radiator as under bonnet temperatures get quite high when the fan is running1