The Pressure test

Historical Photo:

      Ty Cob 1911 Detroit Tigers

Okay before I start the report on pressure cooking, I must tell you we were stopped again for holding hands.(Are we the only old folk who hold hands?) We were in Lowes and two ladies said, “You don’t see that too often, holding hands.”
To which my girl responded, “I hold onto him for support.”
To which I added, “One day she is going to tell someone she holds my hand because she loves me.”  We all got a laugh….

Now the report on the steak.  I didn’t have any broth to put in the pot so I put some beef bouillon in ½ cup of water. Of course I sprinkled the three pieces of steak, 2 top sirloin, one New York strip. I seldom use the little grate to keep the meat out of the liquid, but I did today. I sorta wish I had let it lay in the liquid.
  I took Lisa’s advice and used olive oil and seas salt on the baked potatoes. I let the pressure rise until my pressure cap started rocking and let it rock for 10 minutes then turned off the fire and let the pressure drop on its own.  It smelled delicious. I headed the left over mixed viggies. This was the meal.

Sherry’s first comment was, “It is much better than before.”
It was good and much tenderer. It was delicious.
I am thinking next time I might just pressure the raw steak, Then grill it and keep  it brushed with the boiled juice. Just a thought.  Of course if I knew where to get the melt in your mouth great meat, I would just grill it. And enjoy.  LOL  Anyway, I was happy with the test.

Now the grill is in its place we have decided we prefer hamburgers grilled.

We might try to do that once a week. Haha

Now for Dr. Darnell’s researched information on this wonderfully made body of ours:
The human lungs contain approximately 2,400 kilometers (1,500 mi) of airways and 300 to 500 million hollow cavities, having a total surface area of about 70 square meters, roughly  the same area as one side of a tennis court. Furthermore, if all of the capillaries that surround the lung cavities were unwound and laid end to end, they would extend for about 992 kilometers(616 Miles). Also, your left lung is smaller than your right lung to make room for your heart.

(Now that is above my paygrade to understand that many miles of stuff in my chest!  LOL)


Nite Shipslog

Oh yes, the Nash Healey, I remember only seeing one of these, I liked it.