bilM
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If I can eat out of the pan I cooked in I will however only when the wife not around.
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Its quite heavy, I think about 30kilos. That's the downside, but like you we love ours at home & use it at least 3 times a week all year round when not away.Nice, we love ours at home. What does the small one weigh?
How are you finding it?We got the Nomad grill to scratch the same itch.
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SNAP!This year I’ll be cooking Xmas lunch for 5 whilst away in my van. However we are having roast beef not turkey. It’s a small van but does have a microwave and myself, sister and friends will be eating in the Quest - all decorated with lights etc to celebrate the festive season. The beef will be in the slow cooker, roast potatoes in the Remoska with the Yorkshire puds and all the veg etc will be prepared beforehand and warmed through in the microwave. Salmon and prawn starter (no cooking) and Xmas pud and rum sauce (microwave). The hardest part will be juggling the plates to serve up in my 6mtr pvc!!
Hmmm, I had this 2 nights ago in Competa , must have been the best T bone I ever hadWe have a two burner hob, and a Remoska. No bar b que. We don’t eat out, except occasionally lunch. We don’t eat any fish, and we eat little meat, certainly no steaks. We manage quite happily.
We do but probably twice a week,,eating out every day for 80 or 90 days twice a year would blow our budget,,BUSBY..Good for you: However we travel to Europe to enjoy their culinary delights and save my wife & I from cooking. We don't even carry gas. It is a holiday after all. We have never cooked a meal inside the van since getting our first motorhome in 1969. Each to their own.
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I'll take a look.It’s a charcoal fired outdoor ceramic oven , Google it. They are amazing, we have one at home & because it’s so good decided to get a small one for the van
Salads ain’t cooking TamWhy would it be any different from cooking in a house? . My motorhome is my house and to be honest I cook more now than I ever did .
Amazon product ASIN B084D5HC44We are just about to dump the cadac and get one of Thea'sHow are you finding it?
That Nomad looks good and could get added to my large collection of cooking gear
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I've no had a salad since July lolSalads ain’t cooking Tam![]()
Back on Curries and Fish and chips ?I've no had a salad since July lol
I’m not keen on cooking in the Moho too much hassle: buying ingredients, cooking then washing up. I tend to just make coffee or tea preferring to visit cafes/restaurants and enjoy the local food. I was surprised how little it cost me lunch & evening meals in 11 different countries . Austria proved the exception.Good for you: However we travel to Europe to enjoy their culinary delights and save my wife & I from cooking. We don't even carry gas. It is a holiday after all. We have never cooked a meal inside the van since getting our first motorhome in 1969. Each to their own.
No but I was never on salads lolBack on Curries and Fish and chips ?![]()
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We very rarely cook in the MoHo, we cook under the awning/sunshade.Good for you: However we travel to Europe to enjoy their culinary delights and save my wife & I from cooking. We don't even carry gas. It is a holiday after all. We have never cooked a meal inside the van since getting our first motorhome in 1969. Each to their own.
In my opinion there are a couple of downsides to the Cobb. Its a total PITA to clean. The non stick coating on the grill plate lasts a season, 2 at best.Amazon product ASIN B084D5HC44We are just about to dump the cadac and get one of Thea's
Bill
Never use the grill plate for actually cooking on with ours. We use the bbq accessory which is stainless steel, and joints and whole chicken go on racks. After use I put everything into a trub and clean the next day, so much easier that way.In my opinion there are a couple of downsides to the Cobb. Its a total PITA to clean. The non stick coating on the grill plate lasts a season, 2 at best.
In the 10 years I owned one, I must have replaced the grill plate several times.
They do however, put up a really good show, when run over by a 4.5 tonne 6 wheel Iveco.
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