can you ham or other meat with the beans?
1549420
Yes, I haven't made anything with meat but the recipe book that comes with the cooker has recipes in it that include cut up meat.
1021689
The short answer is NO.I think I tried it once and it required too much pressure to push through the meat!
1238716
yes, I think you can. I have seen many recipes with meats 3-4lbs for the demi. What doesn't fit, cut in half. Cutting meats has not been a problem, since you will probably cut into slices before serving.
1852866
Yes. You can do any meat on it. Prepackaged, bulk, everything. I have thawed thick steaks, to thin, premade hamburger patties. No problem.
1925489
I'm not sure, but you probably could, you can make chowders and other soups in it and when I make beans in the oven, the go into a boil. Some one else may have a better answer based on experience.
1234524
I've only used the item for baked beans & pulled pork. Haven't tried a roast yet.
2073466
No, as long as you preheat the breakfast sandwich maker the egg, cheese, bread and whatever meat you choose will cook at the same time. The egg is actually the only thing that cooks. The bread/english muffin will toast, the cheese will melt and the meat will heat through. You have to use precooked meats; I have been using Oscar Mayer's smoked ham rounds, but as I stated previously, it is fully cooked. I would suggest assembling the ingredients for the bottom muffin before placing them in the cooker. Start off with an english muffin, top it off with a slice of cheese (fold the cheese at the corners to fit within the edges of the muffin) and then add the ham. When the unit achieves its preheated state, the green light will come on, place the preassembled bottom half within the bottom ring. Drop the plate and second ring onto the top of the bottom half, crack an egg on the plate, prick the yoke with a toothpick, sprinkle salt to taste, add the english muffin top and close the lid. Wait 4 minutes, slide the plate aside, and lift the lid off using the bottom handle (make sure to use a potholder) and remove the sandwich using a silicone spatula. Wait for the sandwich to cool and then consume a very yummy sandwich. Follow the directions for clean up. Personally, I wash the rings and plate by hand. Hope this info. helps. Enjoy!
1662781
The answer is yes. If the ham is cooked you can fry it at 375 for 3.5 minutes per pound. If it is uncooked fry it at 375 for 7.5 minutes per pound. Test for doneness with an instant read thermometer as the weight of the ham makes a difference. Continue frying if necessary. Allow the meat to sit out before frying. If you fry it cold it will not cook evenly. You can use the rotisserie as with a turkey or large roasting chicken. Word of caution, ham has a high water content. Very slowly submerge it in the oil so that it doesn't boil over. Deep fried ham is fantastic.
106881
No, use hot water to mix ham base, Just follow dilution instructions for the ham base. Make a roux and brown it a bit for thickening. deglaze your roasting pan with some of the ham stock, strain and add enough ham stock for the amount of gravy you want and thicken with the roux.
1121302
Yes, you can cook those meats except the ribs may be more difficult, but it is pretty much the same as cooking on an outside grill only nothing to fall thru.
137994
I don't see why you couldn't but do not buy this item. This is a complete waste of money. There is no adjustment at all on it for varying thicknesses of meat and just shreds up and tears the meat and ruins it. Don't waste your money!!!!!!!!!!!!
2235608
From my understanding you can. However, i do not have any personal experience with milled corn and soya beans. I use mine for wheat middlings.
124278
Well, of course you do. Unless you are using hamburger meat or similar. (That's already ground).
2226386
No. My first hamburgers were very big. So decided to use 1/3 c. meat on each layer. You can stuff with bread stuffing like used in a turkey, then serve covered with beef gravy, no bun the bread is inside. A pizza burger with pepperoni, cheese, mushrooms and etc. The possibilities are endless. Try ground chicken, sausage. Good eating! DSM
1164721
Yes sure, my wife cooked beans with excellent results. I recommend buy this product. good luck Karen. regards, Luis blanco
693320
Yes, but you would have to process the fruit first. Basically just like using ground meat your fruit would have to be close to the same consistency.
690478
I have never tried that but I see no reason why you couldn't. I have fried bacon and eggs on it, did fine. Hope this helps. I love mine.