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Cooking & Baking

usonian

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10. Well, I can't tell you how to repair an oven.

Reply to Morbius (Reply #8)

Sun Jul 6, 2025, 12:21 AM

Jul 6

And my experience with pork is about zero, so I defer. If there is a problem with the oven, I would shut it down and work around.

I simply don't use mine, to conserve propane in case of a wildfire and power loss. The propane company says they'll never let my tank run low, but I'm not expecting anyone to drive a propane truck anywhere near a wildfire.

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My oven doesn't work. [View all] Morbius Jul 5 OP

There is only me, so the tenderloin goes in the freezer, and I just slice off medallions niyad Jul 5 #1

Same. It's basically a center cut pork chop Lochloosa Jul 5 #4

here are a few suggestions, Morbius. sheshe2 Jul 5 #2

slow cooker or big marinade. Tetrachloride Jul 5 #3

pork LOIN, or pork TENDERLOIN? Kali Jul 5 #5

Do you have a slow cooker/crock pot Attilatheblond Jul 5 #6

If you smell gas (It's hyrdogen sulfide) added to odorless gas usonian Jul 5 #7

The stove is fine. Morbius Jul 5 #8

Well, I can't tell you how to repair an oven. usonian Jul 6 #10

A good skillet and a good Dutch oven and one can do without an oven. Good work! ... marble falls Jul 5 #9

Be aware that your oven may get kicked off Medicaid. LastDemocratInSC Jul 6 #11

Here ya go...Easy Stovetop Balsamic Pork Tenderloin justaprogressive Jul 6 #12