Can You cook one burger at a time?
1856678
I just did! Last night i made a burger. It came out well but you cant melt cheese on it.
1856679
For sure! Or one of just about anything scrollable. I ADORE THIS MACHINE and find it easy to clean by closing the lid on a soaked washcloth for several minutes after it has cooled down several minutes. The plastic scraper that comes with it works great for tough spots.
833640
It has 1 temp control knob with a u shaped gas line. It's good for 2-6 burgers at a time.
446001
No, it won't,but it will cook 4 at a time, because of the length of the hot dogs. It cooks them just as well as regular hot dogs. Also great for sausage dogs too!
839684
Yes. Two simple ways are to: 1. Press the "Add 30 Sec" button. Each press adds 30 seconds. 2. Press the "Cooking Menu" button and then select "Cook by Time". You can then rotate the knob to select the amount of time.
2201005
We just cook a pound at a time. Don't have to break the spaghetti. We are only 2 people. I am sure you could cook more but 1 lb does great.
282928
Haven't used it since last football season and I usually cook steaks, but I would guess about 6-8 burgers would be about right (If you make your own, more if they are store bought). Depending on how you laid them out on the burners, only half the burner has the "grates" so the grease wouldn't drip off as easily, but it's never really been a problem for me. The "solid" part of the grate has come in helpful though when cooking other things as it works like a mini griddle. But you can try to find close up pictures of the grates to see what I'm talking about. Hope that long winded answer helped. Haven't used it since last football season and I usually cook steaks, but I would guess about 6-8 burgers would be about right (If you make your own, more if they are store bought). Depending on how you laid them out on the burners, only half the burner has the "grates" so the grease wouldn't drip off as easily, but it's never really been a problem for me. The "solid" part of the grate has come in helpful though when cooking other things as it works like a mini griddle. But you can try to find close up pictures of the grates to see what I'm talking about. Hope that long... » Read More Haven't used it since last football season and I usually cook steaks, but I would guess about 6-8 burgers would be about right (If you make your own, more if they are store bought). Depending on how you laid them out on the burners, only half the burner has the "grates" so the grease wouldn't drip off as easily, but it's never really been a problem for me. The "solid" part of the grate has come in helpful though when cooking other things as it works like a mini griddle. But you can try to find close up pictures of the grates to see what I'm talking about. Hope that long winded answer helped. « Show Less
353040
It takes about 12 minutes. 5 minutes for preheat and 7 for the burgers. Light will be yellowish orange for medium and it also beeps to let you know.
2260663
No, you can't. You can only select one of the four functions (rotisserie, bake, convection, broil) at a time.
699225
With one pan you would have to bake twice. Having the two pan is quicker by baking once.
1568723
I guess you can if you use the plates for grilled sandwiches. You'll be able to only make 2 at a time and it might be airtime messy because of dipping into the egg-mild mixture. Otherwise it's totally possible although a pan on the stove would be easier.
397471
Short answer is no. It is not designed to do one at a time. If you do 10 or 15 then the extra cut off should only be on the first one.
418923
Either way. Change the "lever" on the left side to Timer and then hold down the button until you get close to the time you need, let up and press it one number at a time. If you go over what you want you have to start over. That's the only drawback. Otherwise I find this my favorite timer and carry it with me so I never miss what I'm timing and don't have to hover over what I'm cooking. Love it and hope you do or will too.
1591310
Yes. Especially if you are a big eater. If not, pour some in a zip-lock bag and then reuse the Mountain House bag to cook the other portion.
2013471
Easily cook bacon, hash browns and eggs at the same time, same pan on grill or gas burner while camping
867712
I usually cooked two at a time, but there was definitely room for a third or even fourth, depending on how much liquid you add. If you use frozen chicken, you need less liquid...it makes its own broth. Still, be sure to calculate space if you want to include onions or other veggies -- if you're doing that, stick with two. Or just chop the meat up in chunks or strips, stir-fry style!
1460060
I believe you can, and you might not need to even buy another meat probe. You might get away with using that bbq temp sensor. I'll have to try that sometime. IF they're the same type of meat, and you're using a heat diffuser, all the pieces of meat should finish at the same time. IF they're different types of meat, you could use they meat probe on the faster cooking meat. Once it hits its temp, remove the meat and put the meat probe into the slower cooking meat. Just some suggestions.
1999874
You will need at least one more pan if you want to cook them all in one batch. The batch can cook quickly because of it's diminutive size.