Remoska cookers (merged)

Triker

The remoska is completely different than a slowcooker as its like a mini oven so therefore you can bake, roast, simmer etc in it. The only thing you can't really do is boil...but then you wouldn't boil water in a cooker.

If you have a lakeland near to you maybe it'd be worth you going in and seeing a remoska in the flesh so to speak, the staff can explain its uses to you and then you can make an informed decision.

I confess I haven't used mine for a while but it was invaluable when I didn't have a cooker a few months back.

seabright

Poorbuthappy55 wrote: »

I have just emailed Lakeland and asked why they don't still sell the baby Remoska.

They come up on ebay from time to time, you might get lucky and find one on there.

cooking-mama

duckeggblue wrote: »

Hi-I was given a large slow cooker and I am using it all the time for meat stock.
How does a remoska differ and would it be worth getting one,there are two of us at home.

Hi,Try this link to Lakeland,theres a wee demo video explaing the remoska,there are also loads of remoska recipes on the site.
http://www.lakeland.co.uk/F/product/7669

This is the official Remoska site. http://www.remoska.co.uk/

Muppet81

I also love my baby Moska .... probably for the same reason 1 meat eater and 1 veggie so I have a standard and the baby. Wonderful for quick lunches for 1 as well. So sorry that Lakeland have stopped doing this size.

I have never tried cakes in my baby Moska but have done in my standard. Did a lovely victoria sponge. I just did one and cut it in half to give me a half cake.

morganlefay

Nice little 'recipe'

Halve some apricots (even if they taste like cotton wool when raw this will make them very yum) put them cut side up in Moska, scatter a bit of brown sugar on, and add a splosh of wine - I had a bit of pink left but white would be fine, not sure about red) and cook for about 20 mins or until they have just collapsed. (If you do them longer they'll look awful but taste yum anyway). the juice should have gone a but syrupy. Serve on top of yoghurt.....:)

Podgy_2

:A I have 2 Remoskas now and wouldn't be without them. I am now looking at the Morphy Richards Vorticity vacuum cleaner at Lakelands for £219.99 and as I am new to forums I am interested in feedback from independant users and hope someone on here can help as this forum is a mine of information. I don't know where else tolook.

Desperate_Housewife_2-2

I made a Rosemary Conley low fat cake the other day in mine. Whisk 2 eggs and 30z of sugar together until 'foamy' fold in 3 oz sr flour and 1/2 tspn baking powder. You now have a base for a cake so feel free to add other flavours. I added grated lemon peel and covered it with flaked aalmonds and it was lovely. Very Mse too as harddly any ingredients!

Muppet81

Do you have a standard or a grand Desperate Housewife? Did you make the cake direct in the tin or in a cake tin?

hollydays

Are these ever in a sale?

cooking-mama

hollydays wrote: »

Are these ever in a sale?

Dont think they are...tho im sure i read about someone on MSE getting one in the bargain area of their local shop cos the box was damaged or something.