Is it big enough to hold whole ears of corn on the cob or asparagus spears?
893337
asparagus spears fit nicely. You might need to cut large ears of corn in half, but there are better ways cooking corn anyway
893338
I don't think those would fit. I have used those little baby ears of corn in it.
229703
No. This is not a cob size. Overall there isn't much adjustment with this bridle. The brow band and chin strap can't be adjusted much. There are padded jump hackamores that attach to bridles as a bit would. You might check that out.
564471
We have used it many times to freeze vegetables and keep them fresh longer in the fridge. We have not used them yet for corn on the cob. We will try this when Northern Michigan's corn is harvested.
967665
Good morning Alan and Amy, I measured and the entire FryDaddy is about 5 1/4" deep and about 7" across. The oil would be about 2 1/2" deep. The FryDaddy sides slant slightly so the bottom would not be quite as wide. I don't think a corn dog with a stick would fit. The small burritos possibly. I haven't tried to fry either one so I thought maybe the measurements would be a little help.
1446107
it's just shy of 8" wide and the bottom part is also shy of 8". The basket is only about 4" deep. It is not a huge pot. You cannot fit a corn on the cob in there, but you can fit a bunch of cut up carrot or broccoli. I use the bottom without the basket to make enough pasta for two or three people. Hope that helps. It's a nice sturdy pot and you can pop it in the dishwasher!
1483540
It is very narrow so won't hold much and solo hard to open, I threw away and purchased the ones from Progressive its larger and easy open plenty o f room for a full bunch of asparagus.
618653
The big pot is tall and smaller around which is a good choice for things like corn on the cob and such. The others are regular sizes. These pots are ok. Not real thrilled with them. I like my stainless ones better and they were a lot cheaper!
514579
Worked well on various sizes we purchased at the grocery store, but when I got some large ears from a local farmer's market the cob diameter was too big to go through the center.
514578
doesn't work well if it's too small. Then it just massages the top. Best with BIG corn ears only.
661927
The one I bought was too small for the whole foods large jar....but....I hold it at the level of the lid and it is amazing. So easy. It is a great device. Buy the big one.
1689702
It is a lot deeper than I would like for that i.e. it would hold a lot of corn. The basket sits off the bottom so I think it would just fine. Electric would not be a problem in my opinion.
466643
The safety handle is as wide as the mandoline. The prongs to hold vegetables or whatever you are going to grate or slice have approximately 3/4 in space between them and will hold something that small. It's possible it would hold a large radish but I'm not sure about a baby carrot. I love this mandoline.
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Absolutely !!! I do it all the time. One of my favorites is left over Bar-b-Q ribs. As a matter of fact I now cook additional ribs to make sure I have some on hand for a quick meal. I use the 4.5 mil bags . The can be used over if you want to be real "thrifty". Try this trick >>> 3 ears of shucked corn on the cob, butter and salt & pepper. Seal and freeze. When you want corn on the cob, throw the bag in boiling water and boil for the same time you would normally. The corn has much more flavor because you are not filling your house with corn aroma steam.
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I have never tried it but I think it would work. I use it to cook corn on the cob in addition to my asparagus. I would agree that you would not put much oil in it. The steel pan is not very thick.
2222886
It was a gift so I don't have it to measure but it's quite large--I think it's supposed to hold a 12 to16 lb. turkey. We use it for ears of corn also and it holds more then a dozen years.
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Not sure but the only way we fix corn on the cob is to wrap the ear of corn (you don't have to shuck it) in waxed paper and put on a microwave plate and cook for 3 minutes an ear. 3 ears would take 9 minutes. Then just pull off the leaves and the silk comes right with it. This does work wonderful for pasta though.
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It could hold asparagus but it is 81/2" in diameter and the asparagus would have to be no taller than the container. You could cut to fit. I have never used it for that thinking it seemed too small to be worth it. You do get three containers so you could use all three and cut the stalk to fit for height.