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Remoska cookers (merged)

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  • LouiseJ
    LouiseJ Posts: 11,156 Forumite
    They look lovely. I was worried that I would buy one and not be able to get the best out of it but you cant go wrong with a roast I suppose.:confused:

    Is the cooking time for joints the same as in a conventional electic cooker?
    But these things take time, I know that I'm, the most inept that ever stepped.
  • Pobby
    Pobby Posts: 5,438 Forumite
    Yes agreed. They do work very well.
  • champys
    champys Posts: 1,101 Forumite
    ghp wrote: »
    It also does an excellent deep dish pizza, which I'm going to make again tonight.

    Hi ghp - I have just caught up with the thread after being away. If you are still following it, could you please explain how you do your deep dish pizza in the Remoska? Over the years, I have worked on my thin & crispy HM pizza, and just when it was perfect, my DH remarked that actually he prefers a deep pan style! I've done some googling, but a lot of the American deep dish pizza recipes use cornmeal, which I cannot get in this part of France. How do you make yours? Thanks in advance - Ch.
    "Remember that many of the things you have now you could once only dream of" - Epicurus
  • squiggles
    squiggles Posts: 1,635 Forumite
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    Sunnyday wrote: »
    I want one! but i want it at the old price!

    I`m very nervous about ringing and asking about it, what do i say?
    I`ve never bought anything from lakeland before so i`m not familiar with it:o

    Help me please :o
    SD

    I ordered mine via post,i just wrote the cheque for £99.99:D and the catalogue number of the grand remoska.

    posted cheque on monday,remoska arrived on the saturday:D
  • shazrobo
    shazrobo Posts: 3,313 Forumite
    aftr reading this thread, i am tempted to get one too.
    problem being unsure of which size. what size chicken will the standard one cook? the most i cook for is four, but usually just 2 or 3 of us, and all got very good appetites, especially the teenage boys
    enjoy life, we only get one chance at it:)
  • zappster1966
    zappster1966 Posts: 591 Forumite
    Week 2 with Remoska. This morning the full English ... sausages, black pudding, fruit pudding, mushrooms, tomatoes, fried bread & good ol' bacon and eggs. 20 minutes all in from start to finish. Took about 20 seconds to clean the pan. Absolutely brilliant.

    Coronary care unit beckons, of course, but it tasted great.

    I haven't got the shallow pan and am getting tempted. For no other reason than to get another free roll of Lakeland tinfoil. That stuff is brilliant too ... it's more sheet metal than tinfoil. Could seriously repair the guttering using Lakeland tinfoil.
  • scrimperjan
    scrimperjan Posts: 223 Forumite
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    Where can I buy a Bravoska or does anyone know of any links where I can find a demo on it?? Or anywhere where I can easily compare it to the Remoska??
    (Celineg)
    I've had a Remoska for about five years now and I'm still delighted with it; and rarely use my oven. I hadn't heard of a Bravoska but I had a look at their website and one BIG difference is the power consumption: the large Bravoska uses 1250W whilst the Grand Remoska only uses 650W. I reckon mine must have paid for itself a couple of times over by now!
  • newleaf
    newleaf Posts: 3,132 Forumite
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    shazrobo wrote: »
    aftr reading this thread, i am tempted to get one too.
    problem being unsure of which size. what size chicken will the standard one cook? the most i cook for is four, but usually just 2 or 3 of us, and all got very good appetites, especially the teenage boys

    There are just two of us, so I decided on the Standard one, but looking at Clutterfree's lovely roast & spuds, I'm already regretting my decision not to get the Grand size. In your case, with growing lads to feed, I'd definitely go for the Grand.
    Official DFW Nerd No 096 - Proud to have dealt with my debt!
  • AlwaysHappy
    AlwaysHappy Posts: 1,506 Forumite
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    I've seen a few people say that they set the timer and get home to a ready made meal - is there a timer on the Remoska then? (still anxiously awaiting its safe arrival - almost like expecting a baby - just need to clean the house and I'll be ready!!)
    I'm not a failure if I don't make it, I'm a success because I :tried!
  • newleaf
    newleaf Posts: 3,132 Forumite
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    AlwaysHappy wrote: »
    I've seen a few people say that they set the timer and get home to a ready made meal - is there a timer on the Remoska then? (still anxiously awaiting its safe arrival - almost like expecting a baby - just need to clean the house and I'll be ready!!)
    No timer, no thermostat, it really is a very simple piece of kit. You would need to buy a separate timer to use on the plug/socket if you wanted to set it going while you were out, but I can see this would be a handy addition.
    Official DFW Nerd No 096 - Proud to have dealt with my debt!
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