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Rob & Marg
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Joined: Sun Sep 20, 2009 1:37 pm
Posts: 306
Location: Shellharbour, NSW - when we're not on the highways of Australia!
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We tried muffins yesterday (gave those a thumbs up!) and today we're having a shot at the pork.
We like our veg not-too-soggy so I might put those in a bit later. I assume I'll have to switch off the oven to raise the lid and add stuff? (Bit of a learning curve here.) Then do I have to put in the time again or does it remember where it was up to?
Of course, I can just play around with it and see what works!
Marg
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| Sat May 29, 2010 11:20 am |
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Clare46
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Joined: Wed Dec 09, 2009 11:52 am
Posts: 15
Location: Hills Dstrict, Sydney
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Marj
With mine I have to lift the handle to open it and that turns it off.The timer stays set and just picks up from were it was when I opened the lid
Clare
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| Sat May 29, 2010 11:50 am |
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Rob & Marg
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Joined: Sun Sep 20, 2009 1:37 pm
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Location: Shellharbour, NSW - when we're not on the highways of Australia!
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Thanks Clare. Will give it a go!
Marg
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Dove
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Joined: Mon May 04, 2009 7:58 pm
Posts: 34
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We keep it simple. Camp Kitchen when in van parks. Cobb Cooker when we want a roast. Otherwise electric fry pan or one of those $20 butane stoves. Use the van stove for toast and coffee. We like to be outside as much as possible.
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Milo
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Joined: Mon Feb 16, 2009 8:42 am
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can you cook a tuner casserole in that?
we have a portable oven that we got from aldis , $99 ,
but its pretty big ..
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Tar Trekka
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Joined: Thu Jun 05, 2008 10:35 pm
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Location: Sydney - Southern Suburbs
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 Re Tuna Casserole Hi Milo,
Yes, you can cook a Tuna Casserole in a Turbo Oven.
Mrs Tar Trekka.
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Barry and Pam
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Re: No Oven In Your Van - Try These As I am a newbie to the forum I have been reading through the posts of a lot of topics to get ideas for our van.
I came across the topic on Turbo Ovens and have been thinking of getting one as my other half loves his baked dinners and especially pork. What size do you recommend for just the two of us.? I have been looking on Ebay and have discovered they come in different litre sizes. I dont want to buy one that is too small or too large. I have been taking our old (40yrs old) electric frypan to cook baked dinners in but do I really need to take it too. Baz loves to cook too so he is interested as well.
Would love to hear your thoughts on this
Pam
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poulviking
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Re: No Oven In Your Van - Try These I got mine from this mob, $46 delivered. I bought a few things from them now and it's all good. just sign up for the daily email. http://www.1-day.com.au/
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TassieD
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Location: Warracknabeal, Vic
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Re: No Oven In Your Van - Try These I don't know what size ours is but make sure you get one with the silver extender ring on top. It allows you to fit bigger roasts etc in.
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dream4red
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Joined: Mon Apr 27, 2009 2:48 pm
Posts: 124
Location: Mannering Park, NSW
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Re: No Oven In Your Van - Try These Tassie D,
Now I'm very confused. 
How does a metal ring make a glass oven expand to take a bigger roast?
Will the same metal ring stretch my caravan too? 
Deborah
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