Is there a way to see the cash spending/credit spending breakdown for a category in the app?
2025.02.01 22:51 OrcaNoodle Is there a way to see the cash spending/credit spending breakdown for a category in the app?
I have a reimbursements category that is funded in advance and there are a bunch of small charges that are happening throughout the month, and then I get reimbursed sometime the next month. However, I can't seem to find a way to view how much was spent for reimbursement during a month in the app. I can see the aggregate category activity for the month in the app, but that includes a combination of inflows and outflows and doesn't provide the information I need.
Thankfully, I can get this information through the website version of YNAB via the cash spending/credit spending section of the category (all of the reimbursement spending is done on credit card and the reimbursement is via a check). I just want a way to do it via app because I don't always have access to my computer when I need to submit reimbursement information. Is there a way I can get similar information in the app? It's entirely possible that I'm overlooking some easy solution, but I wanted to ask just in case I was missing an easier way to do this in the app.
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2025.02.01 22:51 baymen1600s The Squirrel Rider (Auden Woods)
 | The first frosts had arrived the previous morning, and an early-season snowfall had cloaked Auden Woods as twilight turned to dusk. By dawn, the forests were blanketed in the clutch of winter come. Ralph had been journeying from the high grasses, having nicked two heads of wheat from one of the shires within. He'd foraged some acorns for his mount, the squirrel Dark-Eyes, along the way and now cut along the trodden pathway where the fields met the forest. Ralph had ranged these here woods a lone man since he'd abandoned the Woodcrows some ten years before, after his brother, Tom Hoar-Raven, cast off those last few remnants of righteousness for gluttony and mindless violence. The life of the lone forest dweller was a hard living, but a fine one when the seasons were kind. Ralph had reckoned they had a good two moons left before snow hit, and the early arrival of winter spelled hardship ahead. Fate had its way. He rode on. submitted by baymen1600s to legocastles [link] [comments] |
2025.02.01 22:51 DreamPirates Bhagyashree Mote Marathi Actress #BhagyashreeMote
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2025.02.01 22:51 NoSentence6730 Can you cook frozen foods in an air fryer?
In recent years, the air fryer has become a kitchen staple for health-conscious foodies and busy households alike. Its ability to crisp up foods with minimal oil has revolutionized the way we approach fried favorites. But one question that often arises is: Can you cook frozen foods in an air fryer? In recent years, the air fryer has become a kitchen staple for health-conscious foodies and busy households alike. Its ability to crisp up foods with minimal oil has revolutionized the way we approach fried favorites. But one question that often arises is: Can you cook frozen foods in an air fryer? The short answer is yes—absolutely. However, to truly master the art of air-frying frozen foods, it’s important to understand the nuances of the process. Let’s dive into the details.
Why Air Fryers and Frozen Foods Are a Perfect Match Air fryers are essentially compact convection ovens that circulate hot air around food to create a crispy exterior. This makes them ideal for cooking frozen foods, which are often pre-breaded or pre-cooked and just need to be heated through and crisped up. Unlike traditional ovens, air fryers cut down on cooking time and deliver a texture that’s closer to deep-frying—without the excess oil.
From frozen french fries and chicken nuggets to mozzarella sticks and even frozen vegetables, the air fryer can handle a wide variety of frozen foods with ease. But to achieve the best results, there are a few key tips and tricks to keep in mind.
Tips for Cooking Frozen Foods in an Air Fryer
- Preheat the Air Fryer (If Recommended) While not all air fryers require preheating, doing so can help ensure even cooking and a crispier finish. Check your appliance’s manual for specific instructions. If preheating is recommended, set the air fryer to the desired temperature for 2-3 minutes before adding your food.
- Avoid Overcrowding the Basket One of the most common mistakes when using an air fryer is overcrowding the basket. For frozen foods to cook evenly, they need space for the hot air to circulate. Arrange items in a single layer, leaving some gaps between them. If you’re cooking a large batch, work in smaller portions.
- Shake or Flip Halfway Through To ensure even browning and cooking, shake the basket or flip the food halfway through the cooking process. This is especially important for smaller items like fries or nuggets, which can stick together or cook unevenly.
- Adjust Cooking Times and Temperatures Frozen foods often come with oven or microwave instructions, but air fryers typically cook faster. As a general rule, reduce the recommended oven cooking time by about 20% and set the temperature to 350°F to 400°F (175°C to 200°C). However, always refer to your air fryer’s manual or recipe guidelines for specific adjustments.
- Add a Light Spritz of Oil (Optional) While air fryers are designed to cook with little to no oil, a light spritz of cooking spray on frozen foods like fries or chicken tenders can enhance crispiness. Be cautious not to overdo it, as too much oil can lead to smoke or uneven cooking.
- Check for Doneness Because air fryers vary in size and power, it’s important to check your food for doneness, especially the first time you cook a particular item. Use a food thermometer for meats to ensure they’ve reached a safe internal temperature.
- French Fries and Tater Tots: Achieve a golden, crispy exterior with a fluffy interior in just 10-15 minutes.
- Chicken Nuggets and Tenders: These come out perfectly crispy and juicy, often in under 10 minutes.
- Mozzarella Sticks: The air fryer delivers a gooey, melty center with a crunchy coating.
- Frozen Vegetables: Toss veggies like broccoli or Brussels sprouts with a bit of oil and seasoning for a quick, healthy side dish.
- Frozen Fish Sticks or Shrimp: These cook quickly and evenly, with a satisfying crunch.
- Frozen Dumplings or Spring Rolls: The air fryer gives them a delightful crispness without the greasiness of deep-frying.
- Burning: Some frozen foods, especially those with a high sugar content (like certain appetizers or desserts), can burn easily. Keep an eye on them and adjust the temperature or cooking time as needed.
- Uneven Cooking: If your food isn’t cooking evenly, it may be due to overcrowding or insufficient shaking/flipping.
- Smoke: Cooking fatty frozen foods (like sausages or bacon) can sometimes cause smoke. To minimize this, trim excess fat or place a small amount of water in the bottom of the air fryer drawer.
The short answer is yes—absolutely. However, to truly master the art of air-frying frozen foods, it’s important to understand the nuances of the process. Let’s dive into the details.
Why Air Fryers and Frozen Foods Are a Perfect Match Air fryers are essentially compact convection ovens that circulate hot air around food to create a crispy exterior. This makes them ideal for cooking frozen foods, which are often pre-breaded or pre-cooked and just need to be heated through and crisped up. Unlike traditional ovens, air fryers cut down on cooking time and deliver a texture that’s closer to deep-frying—without the excess oil.
From frozen french fries and chicken nuggets to mozzarella sticks and even frozen vegetables, the air fryer can handle a wide variety of frozen foods with ease. But to achieve the best results, there are a few key tips and tricks to keep in mind.
Tips for Cooking Frozen Foods in an Air Fryer
- Preheat the Air Fryer (If Recommended) While not all air fryers require preheating, doing so can help ensure even cooking and a crispier finish. Check your appliance’s manual for specific instructions. If preheating is recommended, set the air fryer to the desired temperature for 2-3 minutes before adding your food.
- Avoid Overcrowding the Basket One of the most common mistakes when using an air fryer is overcrowding the basket. For frozen foods to cook evenly, they need space for the hot air to circulate. Arrange items in a single layer, leaving some gaps between them. If you’re cooking a large batch, work in smaller portions.
- Shake or Flip Halfway Through To ensure even browning and cooking, shake the basket or flip the food halfway through the cooking process. This is especially important for smaller items like fries or nuggets, which can stick together or cook unevenly.
- Adjust Cooking Times and Temperatures Frozen foods often come with oven or microwave instructions, but air fryers typically cook faster. As a general rule, reduce the recommended oven cooking time by about 20% and set the temperature to 350°F to 400°F (175°C to 200°C). However, always refer to your air fryer’s manual or recipe guidelines for specific adjustments.
- Add a Light Spritz of Oil (Optional) While air fryers are designed to cook with little to no oil, a light spritz of cooking spray on frozen foods like fries or chicken tenders can enhance crispiness. Be cautious not to overdo it, as too much oil can lead to smoke or uneven cooking.
- Check for Doneness Because air fryers vary in size and power, it’s important to check your food for doneness, especially the first time you cook a particular item. Use a food thermometer for meats to ensure they’ve reached a safe internal temperature.
- French Fries and Tater Tots: Achieve a golden, crispy exterior with a fluffy interior in just 10-15 minutes.
- Chicken Nuggets and Tenders: These come out perfectly crispy and juicy, often in under 10 minutes.
- Mozzarella Sticks: The air fryer delivers a gooey, melty center with a crunchy coating.
- Frozen Vegetables: Toss veggies like broccoli or Brussels sprouts with a bit of oil and seasoning for a quick, healthy side dish.
- Frozen Fish Sticks or Shrimp: These cook quickly and evenly, with a satisfying crunch.
- Frozen Dumplings or Spring Rolls: The air fryer gives them a delightful crispness without the greasiness of deep-frying.
- Burning: Some frozen foods, especially those with a high sugar content (like certain appetizers or desserts), can burn easily. Keep an eye on them and adjust the temperature or cooking time as needed.
- Uneven Cooking: If your food isn’t cooking evenly, it may be due to overcrowding or insufficient shaking/flipping.
- Smoke: Cooking fatty frozen foods (like sausages or bacon) can sometimes cause smoke. To minimize this, trim excess fat or place a small amount of water in the bottom of the air fryer drawer.
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2025.02.01 22:51 nyco_bit Rising smoke
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2025.02.01 22:51 FastDig5496 на тему " вот росияне узнают/ поймут/ перестанут терпеть/ найдется лидер/ цены возмутят/ мобилизация заставит/ скажут нет/ поднимут(ся)/ это будет последняя капля ( граната) / швабра слишком натрет жо... и они выступят против режима". видео : командир армии рф "испытывает " своих боевой гранатой.
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2025.02.01 22:51 kungfugilly Importing LUT into Sony ZV-E1 (This file cannot be loaded)
I put the correct path and its showing up on my camera, but it won't load. Any help? Is the text of the path case sensitive? Thank you in advance
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2025.02.01 22:51 JigokuMaster Yasuharu Takanashi - Feeling Pressure (Reincarnated as a Sword OST)
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2025.02.01 22:51 TheDarkhorse190 Bakit laging gabi nag titinda ang magbabalut?
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2025.02.01 22:51 AxeWitcher Cruzifire (Nor) - Grim [Demo] (1999)
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2025.02.01 22:51 FloraRabbit How do you wipe equipment down?
I was working out at Equinox for the first time today and I couldn’t find any disinfectant sprays or wipes (only a few dry wipes by the trash can). I noticed those around me weren’t wiping their equipment and the person next to me also told me I didn’t need to. My previous gyms would have sprays lying around to wipe your equipment after working out - is this not a practice at Equinox or was I too blind to find any? Thanks!
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2025.02.01 22:51 CardamomVanilla Every CDC website now has the following message at the top: "CDC’s website is being modified to comply with President Trump’s Executive Orders."
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2025.02.01 22:51 Topdigitalmarketing2 Die Besten Immobilienmakler In Potsdam– Top-Makler In Ihrer Nähe | ExplodingBrands
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2025.02.01 22:51 OMGLeatherworks Finally happened - Lost a jewel.
Does anyone have a 0011220, Seiko 7009/7S26 Diashock cap jewel sitting around they'd be willing to sell?
I'm so pissed at myself for dropping it, or pinging it off pulling it out of the hexane jar.....
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2025.02.01 22:51 HOLLAND-AMES Connection between ComputerComputing and Photonics (4)
Key Laser Requirements
The laser system used in laser cooling experiments must meet several critical requirements.
Wavelength: One of the most important laser requirements is the wavelength of the light. The laser used for cooling must be resonant with the electronic transition of the atom being studied. This is typically accomplished by using lasers in the visible or near-infrared regions of the spectrum.
Power and Intensity: The laser power and intensity must be sufficient to counteract the thermal motion of the atoms and provide enough trapping force to keep them confined. This typically requires laser powers on the order of milliwatts to several watts, depending on the species being studied.
Spectral purity: The laser light must be monochromatic, meaning it should not have any sidebands or spectral lines that are not resonant with the atomic transition. Spectral purity is crucial because it ensures that the laser is only cooling the atoms in the desired state and not any others.
High Stability/Low Noise: Laser cooling experiments require highly stable laser systems. This stability is necessary to ensure that the laser is maintaining the same frequency and intensity over time, which is critical for maintaining the trap and cooling the atoms.
Beam quality: The laser beam quality is also important in laser cooling experiments. A high-quality laser beam, with a well-defined shape and size, is essential to ensure that the atoms are confined in a well-defined trap.
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2025.02.01 22:51 11humanperson11 Help me choose: Purdue or ERAU
I'm a Canadian international student, accepted for Aero Eng in both Purdue and ERAU, I received a yearly 20K scholarship from ERAU making it cheaper than Purdue by about $13k a year.
My thoughts are that while Purdue has more name recognition and undergrad research options, both schools are more or less the same in terms of education and co-ops. ERAU is in a way better location (sorry Indiana) and happens to be cheaper in my case. I overall prefer the ERAU campus and price but is it worth losing out on what Purdue can give me?
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2025.02.01 22:51 protomor "We Need to Talk About Assetto Corsa Evo’s Physics"
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2025.02.01 22:51 Peanutbutterie What is this tall plant in the front? It came leafless with my crypt wendtii. It grows about an inch per day
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2025.02.01 22:51 madwickedawesome- Losing jumps?
is it normal to get a jump really well,but also lose a jump at the same time? Context; I just started toe loops ands i’ve gotten them really well, but at the same time i lost my height on my waltz jump
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2025.02.01 22:51 Corporal2020 Lazy Cadets
I’ve been in army cadets for about 3 years now, I try pretty hard to be successful in the program especially with my uniform and deportment. I’ve been top of my star level every year. However I find there are a lot of cadets who just don’t care. Not just first years but 2nd and 3rd years too. On the average COs parade night there are so many wrinkled pants and dull parade boots it’s almost sad. And people don’t salute officers and answer with sir or m’am. People are inattentive in class and rude to senior cadets and officers. I’m just wondering if it’s my corps or if this is just normal and I have too high of expectations.
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2025.02.01 22:51 schweet_n_sour When is the next media share?
I know he mentioned it on a recent stream, but can't recall what he said.
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2025.02.01 22:51 ennui_bb Have at it
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2025.02.01 22:51 Forsaken-Vanilla-652 How can I create an overview of everything that I am working on?
A new job is on the horizon as an office and HR coordinator. The position includes keeping up with office inventory, planning company events, new hire orientation + general hire or current employee paperwork.
The manager mentioned wanting to have some kind of overview to always know what I’m working on. I know google sheets has templates. I saw some for events and for inventory. What template could be good to track new hire orientations / paper work (I know they use bamboo hr for this)? And what do you think would be the best way to pull main data points to show what’s happening in a weekly and monthly basis?
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2025.02.01 22:51 BrianZombieBrains Venture Capital Extremism — Venture Capital Status
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2025.02.01 22:51 Top-Dust7305 Dressing up choices
Fauve’s beachwear is modest, in line with the values of her people, the Atlanteans. While she wears shorts, her power provides an extra layer to cover her legs. The Atlanteans hold strong beliefs about modesty, which align closely with Islamic values. While I haven’t assigned a specific religion to them, their cultural beliefs reflect similar principles. As a Muslim, it wouldn’t make sense for me to design a character who disregards these values, so Fauve’s clothing naturally reflects both her world and my perspective.
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