Can I add alcohol and flame the crepe on the machine?
895544
I would not recommend that. The surface is not the biggest surface so some spillover could occur onto the electrical components and would not make it very safe. Not to mention that I'm not sure it was meant to be used for flambeing. Be on the safe side and just use a separate pan to flambe.
895545
I would not try flaming the crepe on the machine. I am sure it would damage the surface of the machine and could ruin it. The machine makes crepes so fast that there is not enough time for any type of burning. I love the machine because it make s great crepes quickly and the dinner is ready is ready in not time. My old machine was so slow and the crepes were hard and break very quickly. My kids would have to beg for crepes cause of the time and results, I hated making them. Now, I make them all the time even for breakfast. So I would not risk ruining the machine by burning the crepe on it. I would not try flaming the crepe on the machine. I am sure it would damage the surface of the machine and could ruin it. The machine makes crepes so fast that there is not enough time for any type of burning. I love the machine because it make s great crepes quickly and the dinner is ready is ready in not time. My old machine was so slow and the crepes were hard and break very quickly. My kids would have to beg for crepes cause of the time and results, I hated making them. Now, I make them all the time even for breakfast. So I would not risk ruining the machine by burning the crepe on it.
895546
No you do not want to do that. And since you normally make a sugary syrup before you flambe' you need sides on the pan anyway. Secondly, you make a batch of crepes first, then you flame them, often 3 or 4 in a pan at he same time.
895547
Not a good idea. The sides are not designed to retain a liquid and there is no handle to move the griddle to a safe place if the flame gets out of hand.
729299
I don't know why you couldn't - the temperature wouldn't be an issue. You would have scalded and cooled the milk already before adding the starter.
1258295
You can, but you will use a lot of Abatron. You could mix wood chips in with it, but again very pricy.
1338219
You can, but I mix it with bread crumbs or something else when I fry something. You need to fry at a lower heat than normal or it will burn.
2261838
Obviously it depends on the temperature you are looking for. The watt is pretty low so the crepe maker takes kind of a long time to reach high temperatures ( i would say more or less 15 minutes to reach 350 F
970167
No. The heating element probably won't take constant use (and it would take too long to reheat it from a cold start). Additionally, the size of a commercially prepared crepe is larger than what the 13 inch Krampouz can turn out. Mostly its the heating element; it is not commercial grade. I'd invest in a true commercial grade crepe maker.
164962
I would guess I could pre-fill my hobo alcohol stove and drop it in, light with a long match,twig or a spark from a ferro rod,using the stove as a pot stand and windbreak concentrating the heat. I'd be careful not to get burned. Now I'll have to try it.
252397
I have used other recipies but bread machine recipies seem to work the best. I have never added the powdered milk ( i put a splash of milk in instead) but have always used water. I guess there is no harm in experimenting with other non-alcohol based liquid. When you use your own recipies or experiment it is best to pay attention to dough consistency during the mix cycle so that you know its not too wet or too dry.
1254569
Yes you can, search You Tube as there are videos showing how the burner works. Some alcohol burners will be called Trangia which is just another brand name and the two are almost identical so hope this helps!
1641900
doesn't sound normal - especially the textured surface. It wouldn't let for proper making of crepe.After a couple of uses the whole surface should be black - that doesn't go away. And it should be equally as hot throughout.
1726758
No, that is not an option with this machine. I have noticed that if you put hot water in it to begin with the coffee will be even hotter when dispensed.
624768
Yes, put in the rack first and then add the wax. You'll be glad you purchased this dream machine.
190741
I guess so, but I haven't tried one yet. Check out the recipe book that comes wit the machine.
2141529
I have used wood, a charcoal bricket, a tea light and an alchol burner. all have boiled water very well. so yes you can use other fuels with it.
772183
I use mine for creme brûlée with no problems. However, I use a very small chef's torch.
1158351
Yes, use a protector to diffuse the flame from the bottom part of the pot. I have done and used many times for many other beverages. Use a low or medium flame.
1686502
Yes if you add the alcohol after. I also have a margaritaville maker that works way better for what you are looking to do. Its more money but worth it