Remoska cookers (merged)

emmilou

Brighton_belle wrote: »

Passing the days creating cupboard space for mine:D

Haha me too BB! I spent yesterday cleaning my kitchen and emptying a basket that has been sat on the worktop for over a year collecting all sorts of bits from pennies to hair clips! I then removed said basket to another room. And guess why I was doing that??? To make way for my new addition of course :rotfl:

Brighton_belle

Clutterfree wrote: »

You won't need cupboard space - mine is used daily so stays out now!

Haha I wish clutterfree: I have a fairly small galley kitchen and only one worktop that already has the microwave on it which my two (lovely) lodgers love so has to stay there. If I left the miski out there be virtually no room to prep food. Mentally rebuilding my kitchen but that would make the miski a very expensive purchase:rotfl: . Lodger number one is only 4ft 11 so I can't put the microwave up high out of the way! It's already a standing joke how often I re arrange the kitchen to utilise space better.

Mmmm, mind you you've got me thinking again now:rotfl:

Hippy110

Sunnyday wrote: »

Does anyone know if the pan can be put in the dishwasher? I know that it`s easy to clean but don`t want to boil the kettle for the hot water when the dw will be going on later.:D
SD

According to the hoorayforhomecooking website it can go in the dishwasher.

Another who is currently re-arranging kitchen so Remoska can be out permanently but now have other things needing new homes :rolleyes:

Swan_2

I haven't had time to read all of the thread so apologies if this one's been answered before

I've seen a couple of comparisons costing electric ovens vs the Remoska, but does anyone know if you'll make a saving on fuel compared to using a gas cooker?
I understand how to work out electricity running costs, but I don't know how to do it for a gas cooker

Desperate_Housewife_2-2

Hi Swan, I don't know the answer to that but my feeling is that as gas prices are going up and the remoska is cheap to run and energy efficient anyway it must be more economical. I would be interested to hear if anyone has any more info on this.

Hi janey51, so glad you got your remoska and saved some money into the bargain! Only 3 days left for the tenner off, glad I got in at that price too.

I'm still waiting for my grand, hoping it will come today. I am actually using my slow cooker today! I did an inventory of my store cupboard with DD2 (anything to keep them entertained over the summer hols ) I found a big tub of dried peas so I am making pea soup today and as its a big batch I need my sc, also doing haricot beans in sc for tonight (quick turnaround time on the sc today!) with carrots. I am doing some olive bread in the remoska though and have kneaded out my dough and its rising nicely.

I had a bad dream last night, I dreamt my remoska fell apart! It was held together with old wire coathangers and the window fell out, what does this mean?!

ghp

Desperate_Housewife wrote: »

I had a bad dream last night, I dreamt my remoska fell apart! It was held together with old wire coathangers and the window fell out, what does this mean?!

*puts on white coat and wire-rimmed specs and settles into ancient leather chair*

Zis ees a common anxiety dream you are haffing. Eet represents your attachment to ze Remoska ant your fear of separation from eet. Ze coathangers are old but strong ant made of wire, so weel hold out, do not worry. Ze window represents your view of ze worlt ant a worlt weezout Remoska eez now impossible to contemplett.

Fear not, your Remoska eez not about to fall apart, ant console yourself wiz ze thought that if the worst were to happen, you are covert by ze cast-iron Lekland guarantee.

Your appointment eez over. That will be £120, zank you.

mambury

Do I / Don't I???!!

I am really tempted but pennies are fairly non existant at the moment...

Can someone please make up my mind for me???;)

mambury

Ghp, that made me giggle! Can you sort out unreully children too? I will pay anything.... as long as they are small, plastic with holes in that came off some old shirts!!

Mambury

ghp

mambury wrote: »

Ghp, that made me giggle! Can you sort out unreully children too? I will pay anything.... as long as they are small, plastic with holes in that came off some old shirts!!

Mambury

Mekking your mind up I cannot help you with, Mambury, but ze children are no problemp. Attach one of your small white, how you say, buttons to a string ant swing eet gently gently een front of zem, repeating ze behafiour you weesh them to adopt ... mekk your beds, tidy zis room, don't answer back, etc etc.

And ze beel, only £120, enough for a Grant Remoska, I am theenking.

Desperate_Housewife_2-2

ghp wrote: »

*puts on white coat and wire-rimmed specs and settles into ancient leather chair*

Zis ees a common anxiety dream you are haffing. Eet represents your attachment to ze Remoska ant your fear of separation from eet. Ze coathangers are old but strong ant made of wire, so weel hold out, do not worry. Ze window represents your view of ze worlt ant a worlt weezout Remoska eez now impossible to contemplett.

Fear not, your Remoska eez not about to fall apart, ant console yourself wiz ze thought that if the worst were to happen, you are covert by ze cast-iron Lekland guarantee.

Your appointment eez over. That will be £120, zank you.

Phew! Thanks for the therapy ghp, now, is there anything you can do about these voices in my head???