What is the least amount of liquid needed for save operation? Can I heat just 6 ounces?
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Probably not that small of an amount. There is a minimum fill line in the window on the side of the pot. I would guess it would take 12 to 16 ounces to safely operate.
1918031
I treat my Aroma oven much like my regular over. When I wish to reheat, I simply adjust the temperature to around 250F and start it. It does reheat faster so you have to be careful about over-cooking. I've never tried a liquid but there is no reason that you cannot. It really is much like a regular oven in that respect.
589764
I agree with others. Empty is fine. Only boil as much water as you need and you will have no problem.
2007601
I would minimally use a refillable five pound bottle as the disposable cylinder's tend to get cold and reduce output when used on a steady output.
1225669
You will find that you require more or less depending on the severity, and you may need a second coat, depending on how think your application. I would estimate 6 sq. ft. per 16 oz. The good news is that you don't have to do it all at once. I would purchase one or two bottles and see how far it gets you.
308464
we used about 4 oz per gallon, but it would have worked better at 6 oz per gallon
1066334
I think the minimum is 6 cups of coffee which is the bottom line indented inside the pot. (That would make you 4 12 oz. mugs of coffee.) You can do a trial run with just water to see how much less will still be enough for the boiling water to perc up to the basket. You may also have to experiment with perc times and amount of coffee to get the strength you want. With less water you may not need to let it go for 10 minutes. I also found that a strong brand of coffee requires less brewing time. Good luck.
1932829
Homebrewing, I've kept 165º liquid in it for an hour, dropping to about 158º by the end. Higher temperatures will definitely cool off faster, but you should have a reasonable amount of time where it will mix well.
1462663
Its not on demand but only about 15-20 oz (as far as I can tell) is kept warm at any given point. Once a cup is poured it heats up the next cup. In My opinion its a pretty good balance of not heating the whole 90oz tank but keeping a small amount of water ready when you want it.
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No you cannot. That would be a good feature. Something we discovered may help you. To keep stock at a vigorous simmer I set the power to 2 and the temperature to 250. The theory is that the low power level will have to keep striving to reach a higher temperature so the heat seems to remain more constant. You did not say what you were cooking so I hope this helps.
978174
You only need to add 8 oz of boiling water. It is also good with a little whipped cream.
1584062
You possibly may be able to use the kit to make smaller amounts but I wouldn't try it the kits a designated for 6 gallons. you possibly might try dividing everything in half I simply don't know how that's going to work out. with use of Yeast and other aspects of the recipe good luck
977477
Dear Ernest, to be honest with you, I dont think, or cannot understand why anyone would want to take LONGER than a whole six hours to distill a single gallon of water, by lowering the temperature to 180 F. Trust me, that's long enough, even if 180 F works (or not). I believe the temp is as low as can be efficient. You may find you want to distill much more than 1 gallon at a time, which can take a few days at 3 rounds a day.
862806
Dear J. L. Corran, Thank you for contacting with us. Manufacture have only 6 oz product. Let us know if you have any queries in this regards. Thank You, Chandu.A
1736620
Check your instruction booklet! I know you can program it to make different quantities, it may just be set up to brew for 6. How that helps!
1224777
I have heated less than 1 liter on many occasions. It just takes less time to heat.
127289
no, it is less than 8 ounces. I don't have it right in front of me, so I can't tell exactly how many fluid ounces, but I remember I ordered the smaller size out of the two possible sizes, and 8 ounces was the bigger size.