do i put it in a big pot right away
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I'm not sure of the exact right answer. I think it would not hurt to put in a big pot. Typically people plant them in the ground so a big pot would not hurt. I don't have a spot in my yard ready yet. Keep in mind I live in southeast Texas. They grow well here & rarely the temp is freezing.
848290
Yes, please put it in a bigger pot right away, not because it needs it but because adding fresh soil is always better to the plant. Also this needs a bit of acid soil as well and what I did is to combine half regular potted soil and half coffee grounds. I hope this info will be helpful to you.
528149
Yes, you can schedule the pot to cook at the same time every morning, just remember to make sure the pot is empty before it starts a new pot. I have forgotten to check and have had it overflow on the counter. My error.
1963239
It should be induction ready. The induction symbol is on the bottom of the pot.
2144655
No. You put water in the top and bottom at least an hour before you use it, and of course, discard the water.Then put your food in; then put the lid on and place the pot in a cold oven. Heat to whatever the recipe calls for, or use 375 degrees as a default. You will be amazed at how good the taste is, and how tender meat is. We did our Thanksgiving turkey in ours, and we'll never do one any other way. I also have a small one that I use for baking pork chops and half of a quarter pork loin; chicken, etc. You'll love it.
1877893
I usually do a full pot and it takes *about* 10 minutes, but I also did a large mug with a coffee sample I got and it took only about 4-5 minutes.
1585698
Yes.....I place the pot(s) in the refridgerator all the time. I would not leave anything in the pot any longer than you would leave it in any container.
1572667
Oh, super fast boiling time....First time, boil and toss the water. Do that a couple times. Then you are good to go.
2121996
For the full pot (57 oz) it takes 6 min 15 sec; for just over 32 oz it takes 4 min 40 sec. I've actually never timed it before as I'm not usually watching and waiting, I'm doing other morning chores while its heating up so time hasn't been a concern.
400666
1200WI like to boil the water first then pour it in the Shabu pot. It speeds boiling time considerably.
399066
Short answer: Yep.Longer answer: Yep. Just keep the heat on medium-low, and wait for the pan to heat up.
1626550
You would need to heat the water before pouring into the pot. This pot will keep the water hot for over an hour.
1252243
The pot I bought was used as soon as I got it and I am pleased with it. Plenty of room for a small pot.
1802346
The recommended method is to add Hot water to pot. I would think that is the safest method.
80898
Put cup water in bottom of pot wash veggies put in steamer put on med. high heat cover should not take longer than 10 minutes after the water starts to boil.
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I boiled some hot water in a kettle then poured it in a cup and dipped the utensil in for 15 seconds. I suppose you could dip it in alcohol also, but the choice is yours. I hope this helps.
863589
I would cook the food your normal time then transfer to a serving bowl...I used mine in my pressure cooker and then took the food straight to a bowl...Mine was just fine...
695029
First, I ask if you had asked the seller. However, I've cooked in similarily coated pots (not in this pot, yet) and I can't imagine not being able to cook a large stew or stock in this pot. But, I've not tried yet.