monoboobooba
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Can anyone spot evidence to the contrary?
Can anyone spot evidence to the contrary?
to pinch a word from St.Peter Simon... that looks DELICIOUS ha ha.... i must get onto bid.tv and buy myself a halogen oven
judging by that fine picture.. what the hell is the food sitting on? looks like the sole from a thomas brooks of saville row shoe!
Has anybody seen the big multi cooker, large pan with lid thing? Caroline was cooking in it the other day. She put two sausages in and when she came back to turn them over, they had two burnt stripes on them. So she turned it down. Then she put two rashers of bacon in. They weren't doing anything, so she turned it up. Then the thing started smoking, so she turned it down. Then she put tomatoes, mushrooms and eggs in. They weren't doing anything, so she turned it up. The thing started smoking again, so she served it up. Yak, it looked awful.
It has a variable heat control, which actually varies from doing nothing to burning, from what I can see.
Would suit Wayne :happy:
Looks like a wood carving of a giant Yorkshire pudding containing a selection of fruit and vegetables: a peach, a shrivelled apple, a carrot, a strange-looking lump of driftwood, and, erm...Looks like wood
What is that strange, wrinkled dark thing supposed to be, (to the left of the lump of balsa wood/?parsnip)....looks like a cross between a beetroot & a turd, though I'm sure it's not.....? :wonder:
it was a roast potato
Looks like it's one of those joke foods thingy's.
Has anybody seen the big multi cooker, large pan with lid thing? Caroline was cooking in it the other day. She put two sausages in and when she came back to turn them over, they had two burnt stripes on them. So she turned it down. Then she put two rashers of bacon in. They weren't doing anything, so she turned it up. Then the thing started smoking, so she turned it down. Then she put tomatoes, mushrooms and eggs in. They weren't doing anything, so she turned it up. The thing started smoking again, so she served it up. Yak, it looked awful.
I stupidly wasted my money on one of these "wonder machines" a few years back. It was a seriously waste of money, and I got it for £50 in a half price deal. It's massively bulky for a start..but I didn't mind that as I thought I'd be able to programme it to have dinner ready when I get home from work....Yes you can, but that's if you don't mind leaving ingredients at ambient temperatures all day long. It does work out how long a meal would take so an example may be.....You pack the machine with pasta, meatballs and sauce, set the timer at 8 am to have dinner ready at 5.30 when you get home. It calculates that this meal will take 35 minutes, so it will start cooking it at 4.55 pm....would you want to leave ingredients unfrigerated all day? I know I wouldn't. I made bread in it, but you had to make the bread the conventional way, so you might as well just bung it in the oven, it cooked rice ok, results a little dry. Complicated to use, all in all a complete waste of cash!
Don't be tempted!