Cooking With the Remoska: The Official Remoska Recipe book. Over 200 Recipes for use with the Remoska Multipurpose Mini Oven

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Wrap portions of food in very lightly greased foil, ideal if you are on a fat free diet – fish particularly remains moist and full of flavour.

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We also prepare and cook small Roast Potatoes the same way, you can pre-boil the potatoes for 5 mins beforehand. The Remoska Tria is such a versatile multi cooker. We travel a lot, and love being able to take this with us whether we’re camping, staying at an AirBnB or taking a big curry around to Mum and Dad’s on a Sunday night.The Remoska is not a slow cooker. On the contrary, some food will cook faster than in a normal oven. Yes, I didn't actually find one available for sale when I looked online this morning. It is a pity if it's a discontinued item, which it possibly appears to be. Apologies if my post was a duff steer as far as the Tefal cooker is concerned... Simply place your ingredients in the pan, according to the recipe, i.e drizzle of oil and await to obtain great results. It couldn’t be easier. But I have always got on well with them and I'm sure they have saved my quite a bit in electricity ,especially as I cook with electric.

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After several years using a large Remoska at home (frugal with electric usage at half of main cooker top oven & quarter of main oven) & a standard one in the motorhome have found that with careful positioning & timing they can cook everything a convential oven can It’s a Minimalist’s Dream– We love the minimalist aesthetic and the one-button baking lid means it’s very simple to operate. It works well not just as a deep saucepan but even as a frying pan, not to mention a portable oven. The Remoska cooks between 190 and 220 degrees. Something like between 190C/345F Gas mark 5 and 220C/425F Gas Mark 6. I use it a couple of times a week at least but of course depends on what meals I'm actually making so could be more often and sometimes less.It Saves so Much Time– Using the soft-pressure lid, you can bring down the cooking time of a soup or stew to less than an hour! When it needs replacing (not for a long time I hope!) then I will be considering the Tria which can be also be used as a pressure cooker and as a pan directly in the oven as it comes with different lids. We cook Bolognese sauces in a casserole dish covering with tinfoil instead of using the dishes lid to keep the height down. Beauty Advent calendars are significantly pricier than chocolate ones, but they've become increasingly popular in the last few years as a way of bagging beauty products at a fraction of the normal cost. They often sell out early, but can also be heavily discounted later if they don't, so here's a round-up of some of the best I’ve seen. I’m considering getting a Remoska, I understand they use far less electricity than a conventional oven but am wondering if it would be worthwhile or an expensive piece of kitchen equipment that doesn’t get used.