Progress not Perfection

jaybee

The Ninja food processor is BRILLIANT! In the past I've had ones by KitchenAid and Magimix and Kenwood and the Ninja beats them all. Just my opinion of course!

Sun_Addict

jaybee said:

The Ninja food processor is BRILLIANT! In the past I've had ones by KitchenAid and Magimix and Kenwood and the Ninja beats them all. Just my opinion of course!

That’s good to hear, thanks for that 😀

Sun_Addict

Yes there is leftover Prosecco @sunshine_girl2 🥂

Sun_Addict

If anyone is thinking about buying from Ninja the code is DAD20 for 20% off. 

PaulieHerts

Thank you 😊
been looking at Ninja 15 in 1 for 2 years! Just ordered it using your 20% code. Look forward to trying it , any tips welcomed 😊😊😊

Joey05

I got fed up with ebay selling at next to nothing and taking fees. Love Vinted and receiving what I ask for. Very easy steps to follow too.
Enjoy your Ninja 🥷 

Willowtree222

I didn't do well on vinted, but loads of people swear by it. I've stayed with ebay and only sell.with the 70% off fees code. 

maddiemay

PaulieHerts said:

Thank you 😊
been looking at Ninja 15 in 1 for 2 years! Just ordered it using your 20% code. Look forward to trying it , any tips welcomed 😊😊😊

Sun_Addict - I hope that you don't mind me de-lurking,
Paulie I have had the 15 in 1 for about a year, it is a great bit of kit, but quite a learning curve as to what you can do/not do and tweaking temperatures and time, but no regrets. Just 2 of us here so no huge batches of baking etc done, but have only used my oven about 3 times as I also have the Ninja AG551 grill.
 in 7 mins in the PC (plus time t
Things I have learnt - great for pressure cooking and slow cooking, lots of bad mentions for SC, but always start with very hot liquids and no problems, Really is best if can be used under an extractor fan, mine can't be and OH has to take the battery out of the smoke alarm if using some of the functions, needs silicon/wood utensils to save destroying the none-stick coating on the bowls.
Need metal containers if P cooking smaller amounts in a bowl within a bowl (e.g. I cook 2 portions of brown Basmati rice  in 7 mins in the PC (plus time to pressure and de-pressure). I find getting the timing right for the layered meals they make such a big thing of too difficult, it is fiddly for me so we just continue to us our hob top steamer set.
Many cake/loaf tins I have are just a touch too big, so have replaced a couple. There is an extra (Amazon) called a silicon sling which for me is a must as there is hardly anything to grasp on the top of the bowl when lethally hot to remove it. Lastly thread on FB called Ninja 15 in 1 recipes and help UK which is an amazing resource.
Have fun with it
MM

PaulieHerts

Thanks Maddie, lots of useful tips 😊. Sorry for hijacking Sun Addict 😊

Sun_Addict

Thanks for providing those tips @maddiemay. I have a 9 in 1 Foodi, 8 in 1 oven and grill and the Dual. I love all of them for different reasons and haven’t used my oven for almost 3 years. I don’t really bake although have successfully made muffins in the 9 in 1. 

One tip I would add is don’t use Frylight it ruins the non stick. Plus they clean up well with 250ml of hot water and half a lemon on steam for 15 minutes. You’ll find loads of tips on the FB group. I’ll also add this chart again for cooking times.