We are at present without an oven.
Early the other morning there was a thunderstorm here and we lost power for about half an hour.
After we got it back I was resetting clocks and made a mistake with the one on the kitchen range.
After Googling I found that I had mistakenly put it in "Sabbath Mode", which essentially put the oven out of commission.
After trying several fixes I reluctantly committed to the final one, which says it will restore itself after 72 hours.
We still have the stovetop and a lot of food can be prepared on it.
And we have two, count 'em, two Microwave ovens.
The big old monster we've had for ever and a smaller one we bought when we moved here and discovered there was not one mounted above the stove and the old one took up way too much of our limited counter space.
And we have a toaster oven/air fryer, on a shelving unit in the garage which also holds the old microwave oven.
Some time back I had purchased a couple of cookbooks designed for air fryers but had never used them other than for idle reading.
So I pulled them out yesterday and was leafing through them when Judy asked to see them.
She quickly found several recipes that sounded good to her, including one for Mini-Blueberry-Scones and suggested I make them this morning.
And so I did.
This is not a photo of mine since we scarfed them down before I thought of the camera.
This is a photo from the cookbook but mine looked about the same.
There's a Sabbath setting?????
ReplyDeleteYup.
Deletetc-Light/Breezes-well done! Next time you make scones try them with clotted cream. wow!
ReplyDeleteClotted cream takes more time to make than I have left!
DeleteWell those sound delicious!
ReplyDeleteWait, 'Sabbath Mode'?? What make is this? Will it not let you cook meat on Friday?
ReplyDeleteIt's a Maytag and I don't understand the mode.
DeleteI've never heard of the Sabbath mode! Old school when people weren't allowed to do anything, even cook, on the Sabbath? Those scones look delicious!
ReplyDeleteI had never heard of it before either.
DeleteI like scones but unfortunately they're not made around here.
ReplyDeleteThey look great! I'm glad you found a way to bake them.
ReplyDeleteYou can make scones and other baked goods in the toaster oven, did you know that? my daughter does that sometimes if the big oven is already in use.
ReplyDeleteThat's what I used to make my scones.
DeleteOh, I thought you'd made them in the air fryer.
Delete72 hours is a long time to reset, but at least you found a way to keep the baking going. What brand/model air fryer are you using? When my instant pot died, I bought an instant pot/air fryer duo. Not terribly happy with it.
ReplyDeleteOurs is a Cuisinart air fryer/toaster oven. Air fryers are basically just convection ovens on a smaller scale.
DeleteWhen you say that Judy "suggested" you should make the scones do you really mean "commanded", "ordered" or "instructed"?
ReplyDeleteSimply "suggested", YP.
DeleteHa ha, the power of a simple suggestion!
Delete72 hour sounds like a long reset, but so be it. You found a way around it to tastyness.
ReplyDeleteI love scones. These ones sound good.
ReplyDelete"Sabbath mode"? Now THERE's something I've never heard of. (Being an atheist myself.)
ReplyDeleteVery clever! And they sound pretty good.
ReplyDeleteSabbath mode...thats a new one on me.
We didn't call it a sabbath mode, but we were having all sorts of problems with a washer. Tim simply unplugged it, and the idea was to replace it, which unfortunately, did not happen before I needed to do a load of laundry. So, not expecting much, I plugged it back in. It has worked like a charm ever since (it's been years now.) I guess it just needed a little sabbatical. Come to think of it, it would not do me any harm either.
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