How big is the steamer part for fish?
1862303
You will find that the pan that is used for cooking and steaming is 11in. diagonally I can place a small salmon filet on the rack over about 1 pint of water. cook to taste this is great appliance for a couple or a person living on their own. It has replaced my oven in all functions.
1862304
Add a cup of water to the 8 x 8 pan, preheat and when water is boiling place filets on rack. Only enough room for 2 small filets at a time. I love this oven, it is my favorite small appliance. It is perfect for one person. It does not heat up the kitchen and uses very little electricity. I never use my big oven any more.
1746205
Base is about 4-1'14" in diameter. The unit is approximately 7-1/2' tall to the top of the steamer wand.
642647
I absolutely love this steamer. The bottom of the steamer is ridged so that it fits over multiple sizes of Cuisinart Multiclad pots.The approximate dimensions for the one I purchased are as follows:Height 4", diameter at top of steamer: 8.5", diameter at bottom of steamer: 6.25" and length of steamer from end of handle to end of pot is 15.75". Hope this info helps. Merry Christmas!
198346
It would depend on how big the fish is. I would say you could fit a smaller size whole fish in there. The basket is about 9 1/2". Honestly I dislike this fryer very much. It is too small for my liking and I don't like that you have to take the entire thing apart in order to clean. I dislike that the prongs and unit is separate from the actual fryer and you have to put it together in order to use. Hope this helps.
506450
I did not measure it when I first got it, but it is probably about 4 inches too tall for your average fish bowl with gravel in the bottom. It was very simple to alter, however, so I had no problems with it. I simply took my pocket knife, I suppose any knife with a "saw-like" edge would do, and shortened it. The plant is also easily removed if you have a betta that can be harmed by its rough texture. I am very pleased with the product myself, but remember to buy the right size air pump! It is very important to buy the smallest one available if all you are going to filter is a small fishbowl or tank. I did not measure it when I first got it, but it is probably about 4 inches too tall for your average fish bowl with gravel in the bottom. It was very simple to alter, however, so I had no problems with it. I simply took my pocket knife, I suppose any knife with a "saw-like" edge would do, and shortened it. The plant is also easily removed if you have a betta that can be harmed by its rough texture. I am very pleased with the product myself, but remember to buy the right size air pump! It is very important to buy the smallest one available if all you are going to filter is a small... » Read More I did not measure it when I first got it, but it is probably about 4 inches too tall for your average fish bowl with gravel in the bottom. It was very simple to alter, however, so I had no problems with it. I simply took my pocket knife, I suppose any knife with a "saw-like" edge would do, and shortened it. The plant is also easily removed if you have a betta that can be harmed by its rough texture. I am very pleased with the product myself, but remember to buy the right size air pump! It is very important to buy the smallest one available if all you are going to filter is a small fishbowl or tank. « Show Less
1203594
interior is 9 and 3/8 inches We have used this steamer a bunch of times to cook potstickers that we make at home. it does a really good job and they taste great.
935553
7 x 16 and less than 1/4" thick... more than enough for a sizable piece of salmon. Hope it works out for you.
1196066
This was bought as a gift for a family member. I don't know the answer to your question, but the family member is very pleased with the steamer, even happy.
1829723
The diameter of the cooking racks you can purchase separately are 7 3/4 inches and come in a set of two. These are measurements for the 9 qt model of the steamer. O.D. of steamer is 10 1/2 inches. The I.D. of the cooking trays is 8 15/16 inches. The depth is 2 5/8 inches. The diameter of the steamer rack that comes with it is 8 1/8 inches.
847788
I gave it as a gift but if I recall about 3/4". It did fit nicely in a four quart pan and even a fry pan if you leave the leaves open. Also key for me was the sturdiness of the feet, many of the steamer I saw at the store had feet that easily bent.
2100390
I think it depends on how much pasta you use, but would think it would be big enough for two to three people. The Steamer measures around 5 1/2 inches high and around nine inches across.
2049615
It measures almost 20x6x5.5 I have only used it to poach beef tenderloin ( which requires that the tenderloin be completely covered with clarified butter. But I would imagine if you do fish you would want to bring the liquid up no further than half the thickness of the fish ( traditional for poaching fish) if you add liquid to under the insert then you are steaming the fish and not poaching.
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Don't recall the exact dimensions. But it's flatfish. Not more than 4 inches
18525
15" deep, 11 1/2" tall and 19" wide. It's alittle bigger than I thought, but I'm glad, it holds my rice steamer and cooks fast.
642645
The diameter is 8.86". The height is 5.12" and the diameter, with the handle included, is 15.75". It is a great steamer. It will work with the 2, 3, and 4 quart sauce pan.
657787
i just googled the tobi for parts....apparently parts are no longer available. http://tobi-steamer-reviews.measuredup.com/3118
720173
10 inch round pans, both frying and saut. The tall boing pot is 8qt/7.6gal pot and yes it also came with a steamer. Hope this helps.