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I had one - wore it out - there is a post back in the dark ages about this though - which I put a lot of info on - I posted as a guest then.

 

If you do a search it will come up

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I had one - wore it out - there is a post back in the dark ages about this though - which I put a lot of info on - I posted as a guest then.

 

If you do a search it will come up

 

Thanks Dilly!

 

 

Craftyhunnypie...you can cook pretty much anything in a Remoska that you can cook in a conventional oven.

 

Especially good in summer when you dont want to heat the whole kitchen by turning on the oven.

 

Makes the best jacket potatoes in the world.

 

Ditto Roast chicken.

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Funnily enough I've just seen one of those in the Lakeland catalogue. I wondred if it would be any good to take camping? That's the one thing missing - something to cook 'simple' food in, ie jacket spuds, pizza etc. I don't mind my camp gas stove but it's a bit limited when there's 5 of us (there'll be 7 on the next trip! :shock: )

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Ok, divvy me again, I have never heard of them, and have never had one or even seen them before.

 

When i was let out of the cupboard at the age of 17 life had passed before me, :lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

But i must say it looks really tasty and soooo yummy. x

 

( did u put the recipe on the cookbook page xxx)

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( did u put the recipe on the cookbook page xxx)

 

This particular recipe didn't have an egg in it. :oops:

 

I do have a scone recipe containing an egg, but it gives me the most awful heartburn every time, whereas this one doesn't. :lol:

 

I can post that one if you like, but don't say I didn't warn you! :lol:

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Ok, divvy me again, I have never heard of them, and have never had one or even seen them before.

 

When i was let out of the cupboard at the age of 17 life had passed before me, :lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

But i must say it looks really tasty and soooo yummy. x

 

( did u put the recipe on the cookbook page xxx)

 

I have never heard of them either- like Tracey I obviously led a sheltered life :lol:

They do look good though :think:

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Ok, divvy me again, I have never heard of them, and have never had one or even seen them before.

 

When i was let out of the cupboard at the age of 17 life had passed before me, :lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

But i must say it looks really tasty and soooo yummy. x

 

( did u put the recipe on the cookbook page xxx)

 

I have never heard of them either- like Tracey I obviously led a sheltered life :lol:

They do look good though :think:

 

me neither

 

Can someone explain them please :D

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I have never heard of them, and have never had one or even seen them before.

 

nor me .... sounds like a Kate Bush track rather than a cooking gadget :lol: and I have got so many of those (cooking gadgets not kate bush tracks (well a few of them maybe as well!)) that hubby has had to put some more cupboards in the lean-too-cum-untility room - but then my kitchen is only small in the new house ... and it doesn't help that my friends and I keep hosting & attending pampered chef parties :lol:

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Dont really know what one is either.

just looked on the lakeland website. www.lakeland.co.uk

 

The Remoska is an electric mini-oven with a lid that does the cooking. Apart from the lid it consists of a Teflon lined pan and a stand. A shallow pan is available and recommended. A separate rack is also available to place in the pan. The Remoska comes in three sizes, Baby, Standard and Grand. All are available from Lakeland.

 

The Remoska has a simple on/off switch, no graded heat control and yet it cooks just like, if not better than an oven and is amazingly economical with your electricity (470 watts for the Standard size). The Remoska is not a slow cooker. On the contrary, some food will cook faster than in a normal oven. Simply place your food in the pan, replace the lid, switch on and await to obtain great results. It couldn't be easier.

 

 

they dont have any at the moment apparently they are updating the range (that could mean anything :? )

 

but they have loads of recipes if anyone wants them

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