What happens if you don't use the 2nd bowl of hot water?! Will the brownies still turn out okay?!
579346
I have no idea, I've never tried it. I assume they'd be ok, but a little dry maybe.
75095
Correct. I recently heated up some water to a very hot temperature with smoke coming out of the bowl. The outside of the bowl was warm but not hot and I easily removed it out of the microwave.
1622031
I hope not. I haven't had it long but have been using my regular pots and pans and it seems to work just fine. Takes a while to boil.
774255
I spray both sides of the dividers before I put them in the pan. Then after cooking, I let the brownies cool for about 15 minutes. The dividers come out fine. I've never had an issue.
391934
Thank you for the question. I've never run out of hot water. The unit is in the bathroom of our woodshop. Two gallons of hot water is quite a bit to use at one time for me. I'm assuming that the unit would probably have to re-heat after it runs out. Other than that, I cannot say enough good about this little heater. It is wonderful for the application that I use it for.
1253500
You would have to clean the fountain and then re heat the chocolate as it may stiffen after 2 hours. The chocolate has to maintain a constant flow.
1384939
I always brown in a pan on the stove. No worries that I use my slow cooker. I don't have to clean another pan. I even sauté my vegetables for stews. I really like my slow cooker. Good luck with your choice
99000
I always mix this flour with Almond or Coconut Flour and don't have trouble. Try experimenting. Brownies should come out okay.
1846786
Like any other cooking/baking product it is going to get hot and there are risk, even as an adult. (yesterday i accidentally touched the iron!) I recommend 10 and up if they have supervison and someone to explain and assist every step of the way! Once the baked goodies cool off i say ANY age can decorate them!!! Just remember to be safe and fun :)
1173478
yes I really messed mine up by ignoring those directions - but it was by cooking a sweet mixture that boiled over - sugary substance was trapped between the ridges of the pot bottom - reached an unusually high temp and pock marked the surfaceI'm now considering using this pot as a canner - thinking that it will only contain water and I'll watch carefully so it doesn't boil over (if it were to do so I would quickly remove the pot from the cooktop) - here's hoping . . . !!!
1197560
The only reason this would happen is if there was no water added. I have microwaved hundreds of these noodle bowls with not a single incident
2188920
I only put mine in the microwave to melt butter not problems with heat. The box does say microwave safe. I love my my bowls. I did go ahead and throw the small one in microwave with some water. The bowl only got hot in the area where the water touched. I had the water 3/4 full in the bowl and ran for 3 minutes and although hot could remove the bowl with out hot pads. The portion of the bowl with no water was not hot at all. Hope that helps with your question.
223607
That is a good question! And to tell the truth I use both depending how soon I need them. Point 1: If I plan to use them in some the next day I use hot tap water. I let these set for about 12 to 24 hours. This aloes the hash brown to full re hydrate. I like to add dryed onions to both ways as well as my seasonings. Point 2: If I decide to use them the same day I use boiling water and I let them set for about a hour. This gives the potatoes a good taste.
746160
That shouldn't be a problem. I normally use indirect heat, so I cook 1 chicken with only 2 burners on.
432982
The water will keep boiling during it's "cooking" mode (Yes, over an hour is normal when you put in 3 bowls of cold water to start cooking), until it's switch to "warm" automatically. PS: The more water you put into it will cook longer of course. *My pot was broken now.
537360
it will darken. if you have a heat spreader, use that, otherwise, pre-heat with hot water.
1763978
I usually add the hot water to the bowl rather than heat the entire bowl in the microwave. I've not had this problem ever before and I would "freak" if the same thing happened to me. Perhaps your microwave wattage runs higher than normal??