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Miller places third in Wengen Super Combined
Bode Miller claimed his ninth podium in Wengen with a scintillating downhill run and then followed it up with a slalom run that had the watching 20,000 crowd on the edge of their seats. With Ivica Kostelic posting a solid Downhill run and then put in a strong slalom run to win the race, Beat Feuz took second place after winning the downhill section of the race. Miller closed up on Feuz in the slalom but his mistakes meant that the gap was too much.
Wengen is a special place in all the racers hearts and when the weather is cold yet as sunny as it was for the Super Combined, this was the perfect way to set the Classic weekend off! Miller attacked the Downhill section of the race and the explosive start was there as Miller pushed and skated all the way to the second gate, some forty metres from the start. With the start for the Super Combined downhill lowered to just above the iconic Hundschopf jump, Miller was soon into his stride. Despite a mistake at Brueckli, Miller was relatively content with the Downhill run.
When it came to the slalom, Ted Ligety and Kjetil Jansrud both attacked the steep course and were just off the podium spots (eventually finishing 6th and 9th) before Miller put in his charge. Having won the Super Combined in 2010, Miller wanted this, yet his lead slowly disappeared at each of the splits and he came through into second 0.45 behind Kostelic. With Feuz still in the start and with a lead of almost three seconds over Kostelic and three quarters of a second over Miller, Feuz had to ski the fearsome 'Wall'. Despite a small mistake Feuz did enough to take second behind Kostelic.
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I have never seen a welder fry an alternator. Seems to me I have seen ground wire get hot,,,, best I can recall when someone ground to body, work on frame etc but its been so long I cant remember details.
As Bob said,, at least a thoousand and this is a real number and maybe even light at that, even only once a week over 30 yrs would be over that, on occasions did one every day, sometimes worked off of truck bed several times a day.
I am sure it has happened somewhere at some time, at least something but never seen it personally, don't know any reliable first hand events either as I can recall and actually see more possibility of problems disconnecting etc and certainly giving more of a feeling of security than any real benifit.
I have heard stories,,, one remarkable one comes to mind on a forum, maybe here guy says he blew up his battery, cooked the alt and blew out all the light bulbs on his pickup truck and was here to let eveyone know,,, be sure to unhook battery, I said,,, send pics,,, I wanna see this, ha
These trucks are used as work platforms by welders by the thousands every day. If it was a problem we would hear about it.
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12-26-2012, 09:03 PM #11Senior Member
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battery shut off on ford power stroke
^^^ yep. I never disconnect my battery and never had a problem. I do have a bad instrument cluster, I should blame it on the welder. lol
How does disconnecting the batteries isolate the rest of the electrical system? Especially on newer vehicles there must be a dozen ground wires all over the truck so everything is interconnected. Disconnecting the batteries only isolates the batteries. The only time I had a problem was when the customer insisted on unhooking only the negative from the battery & the battery was dead when I finished. I never unhook unless the customer requests it & then I unhook both terminals.
You can always buy one of these. Not sure if they work. Always make sure you are grounded well & as close as possible to the weld.
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[QUOTE=Sberry;298494]I have worked off a dozen trucks, welded on another 1000 at least, never unhooked. Never found anyone that could actually explain how it helped prevent anything.[/QUOTE.
I have seen computers fried from welding. Every time it was bad ground straps or lack of them. Current will find a ground path. If the grounds of the equipment or truck are good very unlikely of damage occuring. Also for everyone who fries alternators check the grounds. A bad ground is like pouring a bucket of water through a straw.
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Potential Welding Current Paths through a Vehicle
Tryagn5 hit the nail on the head...
and to offer some additional beat the horse to death perspective why, here is my 2 cents worth from the following point of view:
1) have done major welding work on a vehicle filled with computers, air bags, to make modifications for off roading
2) BUT I did buy the additional factory service and collision damage body repair manuals from the manufacturer as to how to do it without causing damage..
3) retired electrical engineer whose main career was knee deep in development work for a major computer company...
4) researched and published a few articles about the OBDII systems used on todays vehicles today..
still won't get you a cup of coffee, but here goes....
The thing to think about are the differences in the electrical path the welding current may take, depending on whether we are talking about welding ON a vehicle versus using a welder mounted on a truck for off truck welding...
When welding ON a vehicle the welding current is obviously being pulled through the vehicle between the point being welded on and where the welding ground clamp is attached.... Not so obvious is what happens for example if the ground clamp placed on the frame and welding on the body or vice/versa (e.g. as part of a body repair).. In this case welding current is being pulled across the electrical connection points between the body and the frame. Definitely need to stay away from this...
For a lot of people the complete path of the battery ground terminal...to body... to engine....to frame electrical connection.. is out of sight, out of mind.. Bad assumption when applying welding currents on a vehicle.
Reason: Think about it...for vibration and noise damping purposes, on most vehicles the frame to body mechanical connections end up being electrically isolated since rubber donuts are typically used at all points where the body is bolted to the frame... This could also include a pickup truck bed to frame.. The engine motor mounts and suspension/drivetrain similarly use rubber mounts that not only provide noise/vibration isolation, but also electrically isolate the drive train from frame.... The electrical bonding of body, engine/drivetrain and frame is done by ground straps, which in many vehicles tend to be light gauge, certainly not intended to carry welding current.
The computer systems do have to make connections across these boundaries; and connect to some sensors that may be isolated (protected from stray currents) and other sensors that use body ground as the return path, and put sensor (and computer) at more risk from stray currents.
The major point where body, drivetrain and frame are bonded together is the battery negative cable goes from the battery negative terminal to body ground, to frame ground, and then to the engine block, not necessarily in this order, or even done by the same cable.
If you take a look at this cable on your vehicle, most importantly the gauge of the wire from a typical welding current viewpoint, say for example a sustained duration current of 180 amps or so.. you may find it to be a mighty small gauge cable for that level of current..
Starter currents travel through this same wire can be much higher, but it's typically only seconds in duration which doesn't overheat the wire.
On a welder mounted on a truck where normal operation has both the ground clamp and stinger cables going to some distant point to the work, the body and frame of the truck does not become part of the welding current path and thus should have no problems.
If one does a lot of welding of material laying on the bed surface (or for example in a vice on the bed at the back of the truck, an additional permanent ground connection from the welder output terminal ground connection to the work surface would be good insurance against stray currents.
And most importantly, if your vice is mounted to the truck frame/bumper, it would be good insurance to extend the additional ground cable from the welder output ground terminal to the truck frame in the vicinity of where the vice is mounted.
Otherwise if you forget to put the ground clamp on metal that the vice is attached to and instead put the ground clamp on the bed, you could end up pulling welding current through the vehicle internal ground straps between the body(bed) and the frame which are too weak to handle that level of current. By adding your own heavy gauge strapping, this possibility is eliminated.
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My vise slides in my hitch and i mostly clamp the ground on the vise. if i run a heavy ground bolted to my hitch to my welder post that will eliminate other current routes. It all may sound like a waste of time but i like the added protection. I would sooner spend my money on tools and toys then expensive parts for my truck that i could have avoided toasting.
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I will agree with Dan, ground on the work you are doing and run a cable to work bed, vise etc is good, reduces the forget factor. To Jr,,, reason I go on a bit here is generally about this,,,It all may sound like a waste of time but i like the added protection.
These are concepts hard for some of us to work but its about risk reward, lots of damage done to cars and people working on cars/batteries every day, explosions, bumps head on hood, cuts etc, issues witdrive abilityty, lots of stuff,,, almost none done by welding even in industry that does it day in/out, countless times a day.
Its like my house, modern truck has lots of sensitive equipmedon'tdont wantinterruptrupt the power to it unless I possibly cant help it. Thats one issue but another is the genelikelihoodhood, the poster feels like the potential for injury to his equipment is a 50/50 bet,, ha,,, its in the thousands, eclipsed by the odds you will be killed in traffic on the way to the parts store, its like airplane numbers.
A master I have works part time for me,,, really sharp guy, 30 yrsindependentendant shops, brings his own car in and we weld a broken bolt out, never mentions it once.
As was pointed out,,, this is different issue,,, you can fukk things up with a welder, burn off ground strap etc but unhooking the battery aint got anything to do with it.
Here's what Ford said in bullitin from 2010. Ford, by far, has the most sensitive electronics when it comes to welding. Anyone want the entire bullitin...PM me your email. Its 20 pages long....
Trucks intended to function as mobile arc welding platforms will need to be designed toeliminate any electrical interaction between the truck's electrical system and any conductivesurface that comes in direct contact to the item to be welded. Electrical isolation of thewelding surface can be achieved by use of highly resistive barriers (i.e. Teflon, etc.). Thebarrier must include any fasteners that connect a conductive surface to the truck.
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[QUOTE=NathanH;298627]Here's what Ford said in bullitin from 2010. Ford, by far, has the most sensitive electronics when it comes to welding. Anyone want the entire bullitin...PM me your email. Its 20 pages long....
So that means use nylon bolts to attach the bed to the truck so not to pass current from the welder to the chassis. I see...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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It can be done. We have used both fiberglass and rubber type mounting blocks to mount various equipment. Nothing for welder bodies but for buckets, cranes, overhead platforms....equipment that will be working around or in power lines. I am not sure what all Ford means. They don't get to specific other than all the stuff to disconnect when welding on the chassis. That and how if they find any evidence of welding you might as well forget warranty on any electronics.
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Sunday, March 09, 2003GREENSBORO, N.C. (March 9, 2003) - ETSU junior second baseman Andy Howdeshell (Maryville, Tenn.) hit two solo home runs to power the Buccaneer offense, but UNC Greensboro rallied for five runs in the bottom of the eighth to take a, 6-2, victory Sunday afternoon from UNCG Baseball Stadium in Greensboro, N.C. UNCG outfielder Ryan Galligan went 3-for-4 with four RBI, including a two-out, three-run double in the bottom of the eighth. With the victory, the Spartans (14-1, 2-1 SoCon) take two of three from the Bucs (5-10, 1-2 SoCon). With the game tied, 2-2, Galligan gave UNCG the lead for good with the bases clearing double into the right field gap off ETSU senior reliever Jarrod Hyder (Elizabethton, Tenn.). The three-run double sparked the five-run eighth inning. The sophomore, making just his second start of the season, added another double and a RBI triple off the centerfield wall in the second inning. Chris Mason made the lead stand tossing a scoreless ninth inning. The freshman closer did allow a pair of two-out ETSU singles, but got junior outfielder Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) to ground out, ending any hope of a Bucs' rally. The save was Mason's sixth of the 2003 campaign. ETSU grabbed an early 1-0 lead off UNCG starter Ryan Gordon. Howdeshell took Gordon deep down the right field line for his third home run of the season. Gordon settled down retiring six consecutive and 14 of the next 16 before Howdeshell stepped to the plate in the bottom of the sixth. Howdeshell blasted his fourth homer of the season, second on the day, giving the Bucs a 2-1 lead. ETSU freshman starter Steven Calicutt (Spartanburg, S.C.) kept the Spartans off the bases for most of the day. The southpaw worked into the sixth inning, allowing just one earned run on five hits. Calicutt struckout three and walked one. After a leadoff walk to Justin Saltalamacchia, who moved to second after Gordon's sacrifice bunt, Calicutt gave the lead to Hyder. Hyder promptly induced two groundouts, ending the UNCG threat. Hyder continued his solid effort in the seventh inning, getting UNCG in order. Hyder retired Kirk Strebin to lead off the eighth inning, but Jason Sarvis followed with a single up the middle. Saltalamacchia reached on a fielder's choice as Sarvis was forced at second. The Spartans then smacked back-to-back two-out singles. Nate Alden then walked to load the bases. The stage was set for Galligan's heroics. Hyder (1-1) picked up the loss and was charged for all five runs in the eighth inning on four hits. Gordon did not get a decision, but tossed 5.1 innings. The junior limited the Bucs to five hits and two earned runs, while fanning six. Michael Gulledge tossed 1.2 innings of scoreless relief. Jarrett Santos (5-0) picked up his team-leading fifth victory of the season. Santos kept ETSU off the scoreboard in the top of the eighth inning. Sophomore shortstop Justin Clear (LaFollette, Tenn.) and Chad Boruff (Knoxville, Tenn.) were the only other Bucs' with more than one hit. Each went 2-for-4. The Bucs will return to the diamond on Friday night for the opener of their first home Southern Conference series, against VMI. First pitch is set for 7 p.m.
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Indeed, it was an extremely accomplished performance by the former world No.1, who was debuting a new racket. Despite being broken in the opening game, Ana was in a ruthless form and she wouldn't face a single break point in the match thereafter.
The 25-year-old immediately restored parity as she broke back at the first time of asking, before holding serve in the next game to take command. Beck was simply unable to rally with Ana's menacing forehand, which was proved to be the key stroke of the match. The 11th seed reeled off four more games as she served out the opening set with an ace.
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After impressing during winter testing, the Brackley squad made a reasonable start to the 2013 season at Albert Park in Australia last week with Hamilton qualifying third on the grid and finishing fifth.
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Their legislation would provide more protections for victims, but it would allow owners or landlords to make a defense if they had no prior indication the dog was dangerous.
In its landmark April 2012 Solesky decision, the Maryland Court of Appeals held a landlord liable when a pit bull mauled a 10-year-old in Baltimore County.
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Animal-rights advocates, rescuers and lawmakers claimed the decision threatened homes and insurance protection for renters who have pit bulls. They argued it could force owners to surrender their pit bulls into an already overcrowded system, where many faced being put to death.
"People have been living with the concern that they will lose their pet or their home," Frosh (D-Dist. 16) of Chevy Chase said. "We want to make sure that victims of attacks by dogs are treated fairly under the law but we also want to make sure people's pets aren't treated unfairly."
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After major differences of opinion between the chambers, a conference committee tried to iron out a compromise, but the House could not swallow the new provisions.
The conference committee bill would have held all dog owners strictly liable when their pets bite a child 12 years old and younger, with a lesser burden for victims older than 12. Members of the conference committee said the bill was a compromise, but some House members wouldn't accept the strict liability provision, saying it put too much of a burden on dog owners and could lead to more litigation and higher homeowners' insurance premiums.
Simmons (D-Dist. 17) of Rockville requested an investigation into dog bites in Maryland and other states by the Department of Legislative Services.
In its November report, titled "Dog Bites in Maryland and Other States: Data, Insurance Coverage and Liability," the Department of Legislative Services found that since 2005, only one death in Maryland was attributed to a dog bite.
Compared to other states, Maryland has an average number of dog bite injuries, the report said, noting that very few states had data available.
Among injuries from external causes — such as from motor vehicle accidents, firearms, water, fire, machinery, falls, medications and more — dogs bites accounted for about 1 percent. Maryland logged about 465,000 externally caused injuries in 2010, of which about 4,800 were dog bites.
"The facts are an antidote to the epidemic of disinformation and factoids about dog bites and the histrionics that have accompanied it," Simmons said in a statement provided to The Gazette.
Simmons said he and Frosh worked together on a bill for the 2014 session that repeals the strict liability imposed by Solesky while also increasing protections for victims and allowing all dog owners a defense.
Frosh said he is optimistic the General Assembly will "get it done" this time when it comes to dog bites.
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- Jane said...
you're kidding me right? A kid broadcasted flight directives over FAA airwaves to in-flight planes? For real? In a previous life I was an air traffic controller. That life was too stressful for me.
- March 3, 2010 at 6:15 PM
- Gail said...
This is the second post I have read today about that. I can't believe it! Does the person still have a job?
I am glad I wasn't traveling. How do we know who is running those towers? This could get scary.
- March 3, 2010 at 6:19 PM
- Muddy Boot Dreams said...
I heard that the parent, and the supervisor were suspended.
I suppose the kid got promoted, and is now running the tower. Talk about bad judgment. What if he was flustered, and screwed up the flight numbers, could you imagine the carnage?
They deserve to be fired.
- March 3, 2010 at 7:47 PM
- 3 Men and a Lady said...
It was disturbing. The little boy was cute to hear, but damn! those are jets full of PEOPLE. Kind of freaked me out. Loved the nonchalance at the pilots. They were like "cool, a 6yo is telling me where to steer this giant aircraft, no biggie."
- March 3, 2010 at 8:18 PM
- jojo said...
I found this so disturbing...especially at JFK. My gosh with the history in NY how could anyone find that appropiate? I'm still shaking..I just heard on the news that the controllor was put on leave...um, no-that won't work for me.
- March 3, 2010 at 11:01 PM
- matron said...
To my knowledge we do not have this practice in Ireland,thank God.We do however send 16yr olds out for work experience for a couple of weeks.The try to get placed in in the job they eventually want to do ie,banking nursing engineering etc,but they only do simple jobs and observation,then write a report on their experiences.
I can not believe what this child was aloud to do,I hope someone was held to account.
- March 4, 2010 at 2:24 AM
- mbkatc230 said...
I can't believe this. Geez, we hesitate to let kids come to the clinic for observation days because of potential danger! Good grief, what was this person thinking? Or not thinking! I can only sit here shaking my head. Kathy
- March 4, 2010 at 3:35 AM
- MiMi said...
Oh geez, I know, this is NUTS! Hey, I'm a cop and I'm taking my kid to work. Next bad guy I see my kid gets to pop a cap in his ass! Sheesh.
- March 4, 2010 at 10:49 AM
- Sue said...
IMHO, no one except the flight controllers should have been in the room. A child had no business in an environment such as this, much less repeating instructions from a controller to a plane in the air or on the tarmac. I saw this report on the news this morning and I couldn't believe that the pilots thought it was cute. Children do not belong in any public workplace, period! What were these "responsible" adults thinking?!
- March 4, 2010 at 5:45 PM
- Jo Anne said...
I can't believe that the parent was so daft as to allow a child to give info to a landing aircraft - what is the world coming to?
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"This recipe can be used with chicken, beef, pork and even venison. It freezes well, and can be made into burritos, tacos, or any number of other Mexican-style dishes. This dish uses a lot of spice, so please be sure to adjust to your taste."
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1 teaspoon
1 teaspoon
ground black pepper
2 tablespoons
olive oil
1 large
onion, chopped
1 1/4 cups
diced green chile pepper
1 teaspoon
chili powder
1 teaspoon
ground cayenne pepper
1 (5 ounce) bottle
hot pepper sauce
1 teaspoon
garlic powder
Incredible. I'm from San Diego, so must, must, MUST have lots of flavor and spice in my meat, 'cause I'm used to it! Can't throw a rock without running into authentic Mexican food here. The flavor of this is just like that juicy, spiced shredded beef you dream of. Not-blow-your-head-off hot to my palette. Just right.
Cooking time: using a 3 pounder, we cooked 8 hours on low overnight. At 8 hours, the meat was falling apart; removed it, shredded with two forks, spooned off the fat in the Crock pot, removed a majority of the onions/peppers via a slotted spoon, returned mixture to Crock Pot juice and cooked on low for 1 1/2 hours. This is important; it allows the spiced juice that has formed overnight to really get in that meat.
Spices: used a 5 oz. bottle of Tapatio hot sauce. Increased chili powder to 1 TBS and added 1 1/2 tsp. of cumin, because what's Mex without cumin? Green peppers: used de-seeded chopped fresh jalapenos. Added a beef boullion cube like other posters recommended.
When you replace the beef, now shredded, into the pot to simmer, add 1/2 tsp. of additional cumin and 1 tsp. of paprika. Trust me, this is key.
Best part: your first meal of the morning can be Machaca; combine a handful of shredded beef, 4 eggs (beaten), 1/2 cup of veggies of your choice (we used onion/yellow pepper), stir in pan till done, spoon into ripped up flour tortillas and eat.
I have to VERY much agree with the reviewer who called this 'atomic beef'. My husband and I both enjoy spicy foods, and were especially looking forward to a spicy meal since we were both having bad allergy days and could use a little spice to clear out our sinuses. Well, once I shredded up this roast, we tasted it and threw it out. If you got a piece from the middle, it had NO taste whatsoever, and if you happened to get a piece from the outside, it was SO hot it burned your head off...and is still burning the inside of my stomach. This recipe is the same idea as all those stupid BBQ sauces that try to be hot just for the sake of being hot. There needs to be layers of FLAVOR in spicy food, not just 'burn your tongue' hot sensations.
Definitely will NEVER make again, and would not recommend...and for those who are wondering, I had about a 3 pound roast, and I used about 3 oz. of tabasco sauce, 1/2 of the chili powder, 1/2 of the cayenne, added some cumin (just cause I love cumin), and threw a couple of veggie boullion cubes in with the water.
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This was so simple, and with a few changes became the ultimate shredded meat recipe!
Following other reviewers suggestions, I didn't brown the meat, just put it in the crock pot and cooked it on high for 5 hours, then shredded the meat and put it back in the crock pot for another 2.
I then put all of it (including liquid) in a large saute pan over medium heat (I added no oil) and fried it until all the liquid had evaporated and the meat was slightly browned.
This turned into the most intense, flavorful shredded beef I have ever tasted -- everyone LOVED it!
I have been using this recipe for 2 years now. It is excellent when chicken is substituted & paired with the Red Enchilada Sauce (also on this site) for a outstanding chicken enchilada dish.
Also, whenever chuck roast goes on sale, I buy one & cook it with this recipe & then use it for the beef filling in the Beef Tamales on this site as well. It makes a lot, so I freeze half of them in gallon size freezer bags - then when I want to eat one, I just steam it for about 15 minutes - so good! They hold in the freezer for 6 months.
This really is a wonderful base recipe that you can use with all meats to make fillings for all sorts of dishes. And, its easy!
Added cumin and beef broth based on other reviews, but felt it still lacked "something". Upon taking the first bite all you can taste is "hot" as in spicy with not much complexity in flavors. The flavor never seemed to truly develop which left for a disappointing finish. Based on all the great reviews, I expected more.... It's good, but doesn't knock my socks off.
What wonderful aromas as this cooks! I was burning some lavender candles the day this was cooking and I couldn't smell the lavender... but I didn't care!
I like spicy, but had to adapt it for the children (they like spicy too - but their mouths are still more delicate than ours). I reduced the amount of hot peppers because I used jalapenos and they were severe, and omitted the cayenne. For chili powder, I made my own using paprika, oregano and cumin. It was just right for everyone! We had half the meat in tacos the first day, and tonight I'm making the remaining meat and sauce into a savoury stew with potatoes, zucchini, green beans, pinto beans, and corn rounds. A bit of arroz blanco, and we're set!
Here's one tip which adds immeasurably to the sauce (and I'm surprised the recipe author didn't say this): after browning the meat, dump a cup of water or stock into the pan to deglaze it, scraping up any browned bits. Add this liquid to the crockpot along with everything else.
I made this for a different Easter dinner. It is quite delicious. I did make some modifications based on what I had on hand. I used a red onion, 1 small can of diced green chiles, 1/2 tsp cumin and because of previous comments about the spiciness, I used a 3oz. bottle of Louisiana Hot Sauce and substituted beef broth for the water. Finally, I cooked the meat about 5 1/2 hours on high and 3 1/2 hours on low. It has a nice little bite but was not spicy enough for me. Next time I'll use 5 oz of hot sauce. I may also add a can of Mexican spiced tomatoes.
A SLOW COOKER TIP: Spray the inside of your crock pot insert with non-stick spray before adding ingredients. It makes clean up a breeze, especially with dish which really got to bubbling.
My husband is addicted to this meat. I make it almost weekly and we use it in everything ... nachos, burritoes, salad, soup, etc. It freezes very well for a quick meal.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Calories: 260
Calories from Fat: 171
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Was using boxed mix but ran out. Pulled up AllRecipes and this was on the front page, so we decided to try the recipe. Followed the recipe as is. They were the best pancakes I've ever had!! Light and fluffy with great flavor!!!
I followed this recipe exactly and found the pancakes to be salty. I checked and rechecked to make sure it was not a mistake on my part. Maybe unsalted butter next time?
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I used lactose-free milk which I soured with two tablespoons of vinegar and I also used melted margerine instead of butter. The reason I made those substitutions was because I have a son with a dairy sensitivity. Even with the substitutions these turned out exactly as they should--light, fluffy and absolutely perfect. The recipe says it serves four? Psh......my kids ate EVERY SINGLE ONE.
I've tried numerous pancake recipes over the years, but this is the first recipe I've found that truly matches the flavor, fluffy texture, appearance and convenience of a box mix. I'd just about given up on making pancakes from scratch, but this recipe looked a little different - yet easy - so I decided to give it a try. I'm so glad I did! Even my husband, who decided a few years ago that box pancakes are the best bet because they're so easy and reliable, said that these are the best from-scratch pancakes he's ever had. Thanks to Chef John for sharing this!
These are really nice a fluffy. They puff up so beautifully. So easy to make too. I made the recipe as written but next time I might add a teaspoon of vanilla. Enjoy!
Perfect pancakes – light and fluffy. I used half the amount of salt (my usual habit) and added blueberries (another habit) for a great morning breakfast.
I was really looking forward to these pancakes, I questioned the amount of baking powder, but decided to follow the recipe to a T.
The batter in itself was so thick, thicker than cake batter, but they looked so so good on the griddle and thought I hit a homerun. But unfortunately they were completely salty and chemical tasting. My kids aged 1½ and 3 did not eat them and the little one said, "yuckies". :-(
I will do as some other reviewers also did and reduce the baking powder and add extra sugar.
These were pretty tasty, but I was a little surprised at how much like the box mix they turned out to be. That's not necessarily bad, but I think I was expecting a little bit more from them. I did make a couple of changes in adding a little cinnamon and some vanilla, and I cooked them in some butter instead of spray. Good, but not mind-blowing.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Old-Fashioned Pancakes
Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 4
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 318
Calories from Fat: 107
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