Can I also make a fondue for beef in there as well?
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It kept cheese whiz nice and melted for a nacho setup we did...it should melt cubed cheese bit if not...melt in microwave and transfer it to the pot
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Haven't tried that one, but I would bet you can. Cooked alot of stuff on a similar model when in college, just never did grilled cheese!
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I would use it for cheese or chocolate and think it would be fine. I probably would make it and then put it in the pots to keep warm and then serve and enjoy.
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Absolutely. I fry chicken, fish, chicken fried steak, and I make French fries in it. I also use in on a lower temp to make meatloaf, chicken and rice, and beef and noodles. (Now I'm hungry).
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Most likely. Depends on the return policy if it's through Amazon or the actual company. We bought fondue plates and had to send back all the plates to have a replacement sent for the 2 that broke during shipment.
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I have never done cooked ground beef but I have done cooked veggies, so you should have no problem, just make sure you fill it up only below the half way mark, better doing it in several batches than all filled up, all of course depends on the quantity you intend to make finer.... It is quite a strong machine.Edith
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Yes you can. Just make sure you do not over fill. I use mine to make anything "bready".
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No, I don't think so. You could potentially try holding the steak in place across adjacent skewers, but that will not give very even cooking and the juices would run out.
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It probably could be done If you choose to use it like a giant crock pot. I feel you should brown the beef before putting it in. It really is a roaster and as such may not give you the results you want on the first try. But to create a very large stew it most likely would work.
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you should be able to, but if you have the char-broil then I think the roast might come out better in there vs the oven
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yes, you can saute things in the cooker before actually using it as a pressure cooker. you can evenbrown meat in it.
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Yes you can. Just make sure everything is fully cooked all the way through. I'd use a meat thermometer just to be on the safe side.
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I doubt it very much. It is much to small for that and I don't think it will get hot enough to cook anything, even slowly. It's just to keep small amounts of dips or fondue warm.
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You can probably lower the flame and put the fondue in a double boiler or put the pot with the fondue into a larger pot with water in it. The water will insulate the food from being scorched.
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Hi Scott, Yes you can,but with any open heat source just don't leave it unattended for a long period of time. We love ours very much just the other day I did a roast,potatoes and buns in mine.if you didn't know they make a top rack that's a must have to layer foods. PS we burned a hole in a deck with the weber smoker once,,,Lordy be so I get the question...lol Happy cookin! Mo
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I think the capacity is more for if you are using it for cheese or chocolate fondue. For traditional fondue cooking, I actually fill it a bit deeper than what is indicated, but you really don't need a ton of oil or broth if you are cooking in it. And if you are doing chocolate or cheese, you can disregard the fill line. The design of this has worked well for our family because it is wider than the more traditional style fondue pots which allows more skewers in the oil at once without a lot of crowding. I like it a lot and would recommend it.
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I have cooked roast beef with carrots and potatoes in the Bella and other things like stew and chili. Works great as a food warmer or cooker.