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If anyone wants to actually run the whole project from A-Z with us obviously helping out please PM or email me.I PMed you regarding this months ago
I think this may warrant a new thread...Agreed. And maybe a DDMS post...
Waste of money, Impossible to get a good sear with this.Figured as much, thanks.
Lol I always disable the fire alarm when I grill indoors, but the sheer amount of smoke drives my wife crazy.Regarding the smoke issue, has anyone tried something like this?
I'd be okay with enough smoke that might make an alarm go off as long as the smoke isnt overbearing.
Did they pay estimated withholding state tax on 06/30?No, they didn't. Also they didn't report $0 for every week.
Don't see how it would affect UI unless they've been on since 04/01 at least and reported $0 for every week. Even then it's a stretch because of the earnings versus collections disparity.
That is odd. Did they fail to report partial earnings?Lol exactly. Even if they failed to report partial earnings (not the case in any of these), how would the DOL know? There's no employer reporting anything if it's self employment...
I'm sure a phone call would shed some light but I know that's a touchy subject in NJ...
Don't know about NJ but NY is stepping up their verification game. Many applicants who filed funky applications with no real eligibility (such as no previous job history and no job offer) are starting to see clawbacks/overpayment notices. A lot of these will be refutable as it's simply a matter of sending in whatever documentation they're missing, but for all those claiming fraudulently judgment day is coming...Gotcha. But they have been for random (and relatively small) amounts. In one case, it was $440 (and their WBR was $231), and two other people had exactly two weeks clawed back. Seemingly no rhyme or reason...
I'm still collecting data points and getting a better understanding of the details, but definitely seeing it.
Fire alarm wasn't happy, which meant the kids weren't happy, which meant the wife wasn't happy......Lol I always disable the fire alarm when I grill indoors, but the sheer amount of smoke drives my wife crazy.
Broil does a pretty good jobAgreed, its not bad. You broil in hot cast iron? Or once you are broiling, you lose most of the advantage of cast iron?
no.Thanks. Failed because it wasn't a good sear or failed because it didn't contain the smoke?
Tried & failed
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?