Can you cook a 10lb Gyro Cone with this unit?
270943
I doubt you could due a 10 pounder due to the size this cone would be. I've never done more than a 5 lb. chicken--but the book says you can do up to a 7-8 lb. bird. That would be kinda big for the chamber. But that size gyro, even if it were smaller, my worry would be that it might fall apart IF you could mount it in the chamber securely. All this aside, I'd be willing to take a chance since you could do a very slow cook with the versatile heat settings and considering it has a center heating element. A tough decision. Maybe call the manufacturer.
270944
I am sorry but all I have cooked so far is chicken which turned out amazing - so juicy. It cooks faster than stated - good luck and let us know after you tried cooking the Gyro Cone.
270945
No Idea. But as I stated in my review, this item does NOT rotate like it claims to. Please buy another product. I was at walmart the other day, and there was an attachment that attaches to a gas grill and LITERALLY rotates to give you the real rotisserie meat. Good luck.
270946
I doubt you could due a 10 pounder due to the size this cone would be. I've never done more than a 5 lb. chicken--but the book says you can do up to a 7-8 lb. bird.That would be kinda big for the chamber. But that size gyro, even if it were smaller, my worry would be that it might fall apart IF you could mount it in the chamber securely. All this aside, I'd be willing to take a chance since you could do a very slow cook with the versatile heat settings and considering it has a center heating element. A tough decision. Maybe call the manufacturer.
293307
You would have to have the outside diameter of the Cone and the inside diameter of the rail you are referring to. Why not just purchase an ARI rail, they are the best anyway.
182178
Sure you can if cone is frozen before hand. However dish is to small to put the whole cone in for an even coat. I would coat top of cone.
224966
One person answered "Yes", one person answered "No", and several answered, well, "probably". Is there anyone who has actually tried to use it with a 10 x 14 who can answer? What about a 10 x 10 square dish?
536104
Yes you can. The charring rod only activates when you are smoking. Otherwise the main element gets hot, and cooks like any other pressure cooker.
1797139
Yes it can. It is a great little machine for the price. Mine is still going strong after 100 snow cones.
2148930
Yes sir! For best results, push a small pile of pellets to the far right and small pile to the far left and it will cook great.
595132
It's tiny, not sure what you would cook. Also keep in mind there's NO adjustable heat setting.
1693996
You can but you will need to take it out of the plastic container that it comes in and put it in a pie tin or a glass container and then cook it
2035514
you can use any metal fame 10x 10 make sure top is fire resistance....i have 2 of them
687415
You won't. You have to buy the instruction book and cook book separate and pay for it. Send it back now,mine lasted about a month. The lid is heavy and dangerous over hyped on TV.
955774
No. It heats up with 8lbs of meat. It's a light duty. Gear is plastic. Go the next step up in size and you should be good.
1628239
We did a really big one, at least 21 lbs. But to honest, this thing is horrible. It cooks unevenly and takes forever. Save your money.
1704082
Yes you can but I am not sure how effective it will be. The cookware sites about 5 1/2" from the base of the fire. I am thinking that there would be substantial heat loss by the time it reach the top of the unit.
1223594
No! Round bottomed woks are maade for gas cookers, otherwise the heat is only effective on the bottom! The whole point of the round bottom is the even heat distribution.
2045554
It will heat a very small diameter butter-melter-thinghy. No limit on how small you can go. You could put a 12 inch Cast Iron Fry Pan on it. but the size of the magnetic heating element under the glass is 7 inches in diameter so it only heats the center. Around the edge of the pan is not hot enough for max heat. A problem for saute, but not to boil water or slow cook, depends on what you're cooking. I use my 8 inch cast iron fry pan a lot. Our 4 qt capacity enameled cast iron Walmart LeCrueset knock-off works great as such bowl-shaped cookware has a smaller diameter area at the bottom. For serious cooking with a Wok you should use an extra large gas burner. Good quality Tri-clad cookware with the induction symbol stamped on the bottom such as Fagor cookware works very well and is not very expensive. I have a tall 8 1/2" diameter stockpot that holds 5-6 quarts that I use for soups, stews and slow cooking. The tri-clad bottom spreads the heat evenly, so thick stews don't burn on the low settings. Most six quart stainless steel Pressure cookers work OK, though you should only fill a P.C. 2/3 full. My nephew uses it on his Cabin Cruiser because it doesn't draw too much current. Works fine cooking for 2-4 persons. W.O.
1024696
Oh yeah (electrical engineer...) AND... it works great for Coney Island hot dogs (Fall River style...) This is one helluva well built cooker.