Sean Dennis wrote to All <=-
I was out and abut the other day and found a refurb Oster brand
"tabletop convection oven" for $30 refurbished ($100 new). It works
great and no more having to use the big oven for my meals. I baked
some fish fillets from ALDI in it; they came out perfect.
Shawn Highfield wrote to Sean Dennis <=-
Love my tabletop convection oven. I take it to the trailer in the
summer in case we want to bake. (I use it often for baked potato as electric is cheaper then propane).
Shawn Highfield wrote to Sean Dennis <=-
I was out and abut the other day and found a refurb Oster brand
"tabletop convection oven" for $30 refurbished ($100 new). It works
great and no more having to use the big oven for my meals. I baked
some fish fillets from ALDI in it; they came out perfect.
Love my tabletop convection oven. I take it to the trailer in the
summer in case we want to bake. (I use it often for baked potato as electric is cheaper then propane).
Here at home I use it becasue it's more accurate then my oven.
Sean Dennis wrote to Shawn Highfield <=-
Love my tabletop convection oven. I take it to the trailer in the
summer in case we want to bake. (I use it often for baked potato as electric is cheaper then propane).
It's cheaper for me than the big oven which I suspect is 25-50 degrees
off of what it thinks it is at.
Just bought a nice set of bakeware for my oven from Amazon. Was a good price ($20): https://tinyurl.com/yc59esp8
Sean Dennis wrote to Shawn Highfield <=-
It's cheaper for me than the big oven which I suspect is 25-50 degrees
off of what it thinks it is at.
Dave Drum wrote to Shawn Highfield <=-
I use my microwave to make "baked" potatoes,
Dave Drum wrote to Sean Dennis <=-
Get, or borrow, an oven thermometer. Never trust that dial. Ever.
Those pans (sheet and cake) are pretty tiny. My toaster oven has more
than enough room to upsize at least one step.
Shawn Highfield wrote to Sean Dennis <=-
Same with my big one. 350 is around 370 on the dial. I've worked
around most of the issues, but things that require a perfect temp get
done in the small one or downstairs at my daughters apartment.
The wiring in the woods is so shoddy microwaves just commit
sucide when we plug them in up there. Lost two before I
figured out it was the wiring.
Shawn Highfield wrote to Dave Drum <=-
I use my microwave to make "baked" potatoes,
The wiring in the woods is so shoddy microwaves just commit
sucide when we plug them in up there. Lost two before I
figured out it was the wiring.
Friend of mine came over to fix it, took one look at it and
said I'm going outside bring me a beer I never saw that.
Sean Dennis wrote to Dave Drum <=-
Dave Drum wrote to Sean Dennis <=-
Get, or borrow, an oven thermometer. Never trust that dial. Ever.
I need to do that.
Those pans (sheet and cake) are pretty tiny. My toaster oven has more
than enough room to upsize at least one step.
It is good enough for me as my toaster oven is a bit on the smaller
size. The muffin pan is just perfect, though. Great for making corn muffins to go with my slow-cooker chili. :)
Sean Dennis wrote to Shawn Highfield <=-
When I lived in the old house across town (2009-2013), I had wiring
like that. Old aluminum wiring, old-style screw-in fuses...it was a
mess. Plus I had two electric meters...
Dave Drum wrote to Shawn Highfield <=-
did he sell you fire insurance? If the wiring sucks that badly it would
be a good idea to have some form of coverage .... and an easy escape route.
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