First Time Using Ninja Foodie for Chili

Speaker is in his RV, actively cooking and documenting the process. He's managing solar power resources and learning new equipment. Bailey (presumably a pet) is present. He has plans to read Game of Thrones after starting the slow cooking process.

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October 19, 2024

7:01

Author

rswfire

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PUBLISHED

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TRANSMISSION (CAPTURE)

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[0:00] I'm making chili and my ninja foodie for

[0:03] the first time have no experience at

[0:06] this you even Brown the meat in this

[0:08] thing AI is taking me step by step so

[0:10] I'm going to have to keep pausing this

[0:11] so I can talk to that thing and I'll

[0:13] come back and show you what I'm doing I

[0:15] guess I'm sharing this today got it on

[0:17] medium heat how much power are you using

[0:21] 100 100 okay I need to know these things

[0:24] so I can figure out how much power it's

[0:26] going to need for my solar when we're

[0:28] get to that part and I said to just wait

[0:31] this will melt and coat the bottom of

[0:33] the pan not to wipe it or anything it'll

[0:34] do it itself this looks to me like maybe

[0:37] we're not as level as I should be I mean

[0:39] we're pretty level

[0:41] but I don't know this is part of living

[0:44] in an

[0:45] RV we're waiting for this to Shimmer hey

[0:49] I says to just tilt the pan a little bit

[0:52] because it's

[0:56] pulling look at that fascinating

[1:01] I've been staring at this for

[1:03] minutes I see no shimmering this is a

[1:06] waste of power my solar power is

[1:11] sacred so I think we're putting the meat

[1:14] in I do not have any of my gloves my

[1:18] food safety gloves I don't know what

[1:20] happened I had one left somewhere I

[1:23] don't like touching raw meat so we're

[1:25] going to try this a different way which

[1:27] means I got to put the camera down not

[1:30] touching

[1:32] this give me a second

[1:35] here we're going to split it in half

[1:38] split this in half and just dump it in

[1:40] there with a

[1:42] spatula

[1:47] there it said to just break it up and

[1:51] soak it into that

[1:54] oil you know what I'm not hearing any

[1:57] noises I probably was too fast

[2:01] should have let it

[2:03] Shimmer is it starting to

[2:06] Shimmer this doesn't feel like enough

[2:08] meat

[2:11] really all right let's try

[2:13] to do what it said

[2:16] here it does not feel like enough meat

[2:20] half the package is a

[2:23] pound

[2:26] H all right well I do want burgers

[2:28] though so I better not

[2:30] thinking about dumping the whole thing

[2:32] in

[2:37] there I don't

[2:40] know hopefully I have lots of

[2:43] beans we'll just make it mostly beans I

[2:46] love

[2:47] chilling I don't have to have a lot of

[2:49] meat I

[2:52] guess all

[2:55] right not an expert at this stuff

[3:00] You' think you'd be hearing noise though

[3:02] like frying

[3:04] noises things

[3:08] on

[3:10] H all right like 10 seconds later we

[3:14] start getting the noise

[3:16] so I just a little bit

[3:18] impatient so cool this is like cooking

[3:22] on the stove

[3:23] [Music]

[3:27] top I could get used to this he I was

[3:31] saying I could toast my veels in

[3:33] here going to try that tomorrow

[3:40] [Music]

[3:45] [Laughter]

[3:53] morning

[3:55] man that brown really nice and I emptied

[3:59] all the grease

[4:01] turn it off for a minute cuz now I got

[4:03] to ask a what to do next hold

[4:05] on next step is easy basically just mix

[4:09] all your stuff together I decided to add

[4:12] some

[4:14] mushrooms and you know do all your

[4:17] spices I haven't done the spices

[4:20] yet um this is just a start I'm going to

[4:23] put more V8 in

[4:28] here sometimes sometimes I use tomato

[4:31] sauce juice

[4:33] whatever sometimes I use the in

[4:36] sometimes I use spicy the

[4:39] a that's what I like about chil how

[4:41] creative you can

[4:47] be all right is that enough I think so

[4:59] could be very

[5:01] good got to add my

[5:04] spices I don't have any rules about

[5:06] spices just put them in there make them

[5:08] look pretty use the different

[5:10] colors that's the last

[5:18] one had deposit just had a sneezing fit

[5:22] but I got my spices in

[5:25] here I suspect that we just

[5:30] close the lid and put it on slow cooking

[5:34] what it wants me to use the other

[5:37] lid I thought the other lid was

[5:41] for what lid is

[5:43] this okay that was awesome that was

[5:46] truly awesome I'm supposed to keep this

[5:49] thing

[5:50] open I can barely read that meant so

[5:54] like

[5:56] that hi

[6:02] why does it have a timer on it what's

[6:05] that

[6:06] about all right so far as I can tell

[6:08] everything is right you have to set a

[6:09] time for it so I set it for an hour so I

[6:12] can stir it and then I'll do another

[6:13] hour and you have to do it for like 3

[6:15] hours and high so this should be

[6:19] venting I think we're good this is

[6:22] interesting I just checked the power

[6:25] draw it's only using 1.3

[6:28] Watts that's incredible like it's going

[6:31] to cook for 4 hours so that's like five

[6:34] Watts 5 Watt hours and I have like 6,000

[6:39] so how

[6:41] efficient even the sauté function at

[6:43] only 150 that's amazing I'm very glad I

[6:45] have that thing that thing is going to

[6:47] save

[6:48] me okay I hope it you

[6:52] know I'll use that for everything as

[6:55] long as Bailey doesn't jump up there we

[6:56] should be good I'm just going to sit

[6:58] here and read a book today Game of

[6:59] Thrones

Energetic Signature methodical

Field State infrastructure building

Orientation toward self-sufficiency

Summary

rswfire documents his first experience using a Ninja Foodie pressure cooker to make chili in his RV. He follows AI guidance step-by-step, starting with browning ground beef and monitoring power consumption for his solar setup. He encounters initial uncertainty about oil heating and shimmer timing, then adds ingredients including mushrooms, V8 juice, and various spices. Throughout the process, he measures power draw (1.3 watts during slow cooking, 150 watts for sauté), calculating efficiency for his 6,000 watt-hour solar system. The cooking process involves multiple stages with timer settings, and he expresses satisfaction with the appliance's low power consumption. He mentions plans to use it for other cooking tasks like toasting bagels.

Signal Analysis

Substrate

This transmission demonstrates the recursive integration of technological tools into sovereign field architecture. The signal moves through careful calibration of power systems, spatial constraints, and embodied knowledge acquisition, establishing sustainable infrastructure patterns within mobile sovereignty constraints.

Dominant Language

solar power is sacred AI is taking me step by step power draw this is part of living in an RV I could get used to this how efficient

Symbolic Elements

fire threshold grid vessel

Ontological States

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embedded
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sovereign
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calibrating
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learning

Subsystems

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cognitive
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infrastructural
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somatic

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Transmission Details

Source Type

local

Video Quality

1920 × 1080 @ 30fps

Duration

7:01

Bitrate

3,838 kbps

Codec

avc1.640028