Can you cook the pancakes light or does it just have one temperature setting?
186976
has different setting s.also do my eggs in it.it is a great appliance!!!!!!!!!!!
186977
Just one temp. I suppose light would just mean removing them faster. We bought for my 13 yr old daughter who craves pancakes AFTER we go to bed so she can make them herself. Lol. She loves it!
1430268
I've learned to use the Power setting to lower the power to 8 from 10, then I turn the knob below it to 45 seconds to warm my husband's favorite breakfast large muffin from the store, and it's perfect. If the muffin's cold to start with. If it's room temp, I turn the knob to 25 seconds and that's perfect. I'm using the Power level and knob more and more, as some frozen dinners state 1100 watts, heat for 5 l/2 mins. and I'm not sure if this microwave isn't a little too hot for 5 l/2 minutes, so I lower the setting to 9, and turn the knob to 5 l/2. I'm not yet an expert on all the settings, but so far, after 2 months, I really really like this microwave. I've learned to use the Power setting to lower the power to 8 from 10, then I turn the knob below it to 45 seconds to warm my husband's favorite breakfast large muffin from the store, and it's perfect. If the muffin's cold to start with. If it's room temp, I turn the knob to 25 seconds and that's perfect. I'm using the Power level and knob more and more, as some frozen dinners state 1100 watts, heat for 5 l/2 mins. and I'm not sure if this microwave isn't a little too hot for 5 l/2 minutes, so I lower the setting to 9, and turn the knob to 5 l/2. I'm not yet an expert on all the settings,... » Read More I've learned to use the Power setting to lower the power to 8 from 10, then I turn the knob below it to 45 seconds to warm my husband's favorite breakfast large muffin from the store, and it's perfect. If the muffin's cold to start with. If it's room temp, I turn the knob to 25 seconds and that's perfect. I'm using the Power level and knob more and more, as some frozen dinners state 1100 watts, heat for 5 l/2 mins. and I'm not sure if this microwave isn't a little too hot for 5 l/2 minutes, so I lower the setting to 9, and turn the knob to 5 l/2. I'm not yet an expert on all the settings, but so far, after 2 months, I really really like this microwave. « Show Less
1751048
The temperature setting is electronic/digital. It causes the temperature to be more consistent than the knob/ dial setup that was on our last electric frypan. We use it in our rv to cook outside. This one cooks foods like bacon without fail. Old style knob/dial would cycle on and off causing it to almost stop cooking before kicking back on- over and over. Very pleased with this cooker.
723028
You would have to set the unit to the desired cook time and once it has reached the time, it will switch to Warm.
1186693
Watch your heat, because the pan does heat up fast & may need turned down as you go to prevent burning pancakes. I heat pan on medium, then reduce to low-medium to cook pancakes, otherwise they'll burn & not get done in center (can lift/check them for doneness on top & bottom).
721168
Sorry no. The red "baking" light will turn on immediately indicating the waffle plates are heating. Set thecolor control dial at 3 or 4.In about 4 minutes the red light will turn off, indicating the Classic WafflePro® is ready forbaking
1942125
There is only a Low, Medium and High Setting and it does "Cycle" at those Settings but I don't know what Temperatures they are at. You will need to Watch and Lower the Setting so things that you are Cooking don't Burn.
2138862
Try a different recipe or/and let them cook long enough to set before you try to turn them, like you would a pancake
1519413
There are instructions for temperatures to use for various types of food. I love it for pancakes, bacon, fried chicken and so many dishes.
1937655
Like the other respondents, I haven't had any trouble at all with unevenly baked waffles. I don't measure the amount of batter I use, but I do take care not to overfill each compartment. I have the temp set at about 2/3 maximum, I flip the cooker over immediately after closing the lid, and just wait for the "Ready" light to come on. You might want to keep an eye on the steam that's released during cooking - if a lot of steam is still being vented when your Ready light comes on, just let the waffle cook a while longer. A defective cooker could also be the problem. Good luck!
1804418
Hi. There is is only a low and high heat setting. Pls note that there is no timer on this either so you'll have to keep your eye on the clock.
1070109
Select the operation you want (bake, broil, cookies, etc., not toast), then select desired temperature with up/down arrows, then select the amount of time with the up/down arrows and push convection button. This works for me.
708615
The pancakes take about 2 minutes and then you shut the lid over the top. You want them to cook a short time before you shut the lid. Once you shut the lid, I usually let them cook another minute to 2 minutes and then flip the pancakes over to the other side of the Flip Over top to keep cooking and start a new batch of two on the other side. You will actually cook 2 and then flip them to the other side and take them off when you get ready to close the lid. The entire process is quick.
523788
Mine does have a thermo-spot, and it is pretty useful in getting the griddle to just the right temp for pancakes.
2256236
only the center circle heats, but a good pan should disperse the heat and you do need to stir once in a while. Would not be good for making pancakes around edge of pan....I do love mine for stews, soups, sauces, etc.
2274995
The coffee urn that I have does not have an adjustable temperature. There is the preset heating temperature that boils the coffee and then it switches to warm setting. Both temperatures have individual indicating lights
988546
There's just one setting, and it's HOT! Do NOT put a plastic container on it, but what I do is put a wire, 1/2" high cake-cooling rack on the surface first, then the plastic container and this works fine. Really keeps food warm for a long time. You can even warm a couple dinner plates underneath it. My old one lasted several years and I use it almost every day.