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Any recommendations for reducing smoke when using a cast iron grill pan indoors? I know that I need to get it super hot to get a good enough sear, but at a certain point, it's not worth it due to the smoke.Just had a thought. Would it work to heat the grill pan to 500(+) degrees, then put it in the oven and sear the steak inside an already hot oven? Would that work to mostly contain the smoke?
only 520F. cast iron on high will be significantly higherRight. I use high smoke point oils but cast iron gets much hotter, plus the fat smokes a ton too.
Yup, for sure. The problem is in my current space I have no space for outdoor grilling so it's indoors or nothing.
That's why I moved my cast iron skillet to my bbq
extractor fan (commercial grade)Cool, thanks. Is that something that can be used in a small residential kitchen? And does it need to be installed permanently or do you put it in as needed?
Do you work for the DOH? 🧐Lol not quite. But I do run entertainment for camps, so it would be helpful to have this info. But...
I don’t think it’s beneficial for anyone to have a list like that...this is a very good point, especially this year. So scratch this, then!
I open a banana like a monkey.. I dont break off the top.. I use 4 fingers to pinch the bottom openUsername checks out.
Your employees can definitely file if they're not receiving a paycheck.If one did this (claim unemployment while collecting PPP payments) due to the total being under the $504 or $713 maximum, how would you report the hours worked? When you certify, they ask how much you made but also how many hours you worked. Would you just use your general hourly rate and calculate how many hours that PPP payment would equal to? (NJ if it makes a difference.)
As for yourself, if the total received divided by 24 weeks (assuming you're choosing this longer period) is less than $504 I think you should be able to claim no problem. I'm not sure if you can end-load the amount to only count as "earnings" for the last 2.5 months instead of over 24 weeks, although I can see good reason as to why you can make that claim since they only funded you for 2.5 months.