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Yeah I looked at the Wolf steam oven too. Very nice, but they are very proud of them ;-)
Yes, I am definitely going to use filtered water to minimize scale, etc.
Do some research on the new technology
Appreciate the response and feedback. Like I said, I knew nothing about steam ovens in home kitchens until about 2 weeks ago. I am going to go with an SKS double oven with steam and convection combo on the top oven. It can bake, roast, steam, sous vide, bake bread, etc.

I’ll find some recipes and guidance using AI. That’s where I did most of my research on this new technology
No actually they are used now in homes to cook meats, bread, fish, vegetable, etc. I’m wondering if anyone has experience with certain brands and what their experience has been?
Redoing my kitchen and looking at new ovens. Granted, I didn’t even know that steam ovens were a thing in homes until we talked to the appliance store.

Does anyone have experience with pure steam ovens? What about the combination steam/convection ovens? They are all expensive as hell, but I think about utilizing it for the next 20 years.

Appreciate any end user feedback, suggestions and/or experiences with either pure steam or steam combo ovens.
Cool, thanks! I will give this a shot. Looks simple enough…
My daughter just put a new windshield on her car in the last six months. Got hit by a rock today. Called progressive and Safelite. Safelite quoted $200 to fix the chip. I know that there are places that do it for less than that. I’ve seen tents set up in parking lots, etc. Any recommendations in Baton Rouge on where to get this done?
I went to Tulane and did the study this week. They said their goal is to get 20,000 patients. There have been a little over 17,000 participants thus far, so they asked me to spread the word and have more people participate. Took a little over an hour and I got the results back in a couple of days. They still do the $25 gift card. :lol:

It was well worth the time for the free body composition report.

re: Kefir grains in Baton Rouge area?

Posted by lsu1987 on 2/26/25 at 3:32 pm to
Yep, was just reading about how they are different cultures. While they say technically, you can convert a dairy kefir grain to water kefir grains, sometimes the process fails. Thanks anyway!

re: Kefir grains in Baton Rouge area?

Posted by lsu1987 on 2/26/25 at 12:40 pm to
Can kefir grains that have been used in dairy also be used to make water kefir?

re: Kefir grains in Baton Rouge area?

Posted by lsu1987 on 2/26/25 at 8:29 am to
Thanks. Do they grow and multiply as quickly as I have read? Assuming you feed them properly?
Hey, I’ll trade sourdough starter for kefir grains :lol:
Appreciate it. I’ll give them a call.

Anyone have any favorite recipes they enjoy? I was reading about the two-step fermentation process, putting fresh fruit in, etc. Just curious.

Kefir grains in Baton Rouge area?

Posted by lsu1987 on 2/25/25 at 8:40 pm
Anyone know a health food store in Baton Rouge that sells kefir grains to make homemade kefir? I know I can get it online but was curious if it was available locally. I make my own sourdough with starter and want to branch out to make kefir.

Thanks in advance !
How would you keep your diesel fuel stable, just sitting in the tank year round?