If…..if!

[Shrimp]

IF we ended up with a van with a decent amount of lithium……
would I give up my Remoska and go for a ‘Ninja type’ cooker?
I’m not asking about the amount of lithium I would need, I’m asking if a ‘Ninja type’ cooker would do what I want.
I want something that will cook Chicken legs/thighs etc sitting on top of assorted veg.
“. “. “. that will give me jacket potatoes
“. “. “. that will reheat foods like chips, bread, or a stew.
“. “. “. that will bake bread or cook a cake.
Is a Ninja type cooker up to all that?
What size would I need for 2-3 people?

 

[DuxDeluxe]

We use the smallest 4.7 litre Ninja in the van simply because it was superceded in the home by a bigger one. It does all of the above….. we have 600AH lithium so energy budget is not an issue. If buying another I would go for the 6 litre smartlid one which is a lot more versatile. It works well, both on hookup and off, though care must be taken to ensure that the heating is off when using a 10 amp EHU

 

[raysalaugh]

IF we ended up with a van with a decent amount of lithium……
would I give up my Remoska and go for a ‘Ninja type’ cooker?
I’m not asking about the amount of lithium I would need, I’m asking if a ‘Ninja type’ cooker would do what I want.
I want something that will cook Chicken legs/thighs etc sitting on top of assorted veg.
“. “. “. that will give me jacket potatoes
“. “. “. that will reheat foods like chips, bread, or a stew.
“. “. “. that will bake bread or cook a cake.
Is a Ninja type cooker up to all that?
What size would I need for 2-3 people?

You'd never fit 2-3 people in one .

 

[lorger]

We have a ninja at home but bought a cheap 900watt airfrier for our recent trip, Lorr managed to cook our full Xmas dinner in it with a bit of part cooking of certain items before finishing everything at the same time. We don’t have massive lithium or solar yet, if and when we do we might go for a bigger airfrier

 

[Lenny HB]

We use a Ninja Foodie at home but to big and heavy for the van.
Have a medium size I think 4.1 Lt air fryer in the van, surprising how creative you can be with it, as we don't have an oven.
We use an induction hob for cooking outside.

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[Barriesimpson]

You'd never fit 2-3 people in one .

Maybe if you cut them up small enough... I don't know, but you could try..

 

[Barriesimpson]

We use an 'air fryer' as they like to call them. It's an oven and you can cook anything in it.

 

[DuxDeluxe]

We use an 'air fryer' as they like to call them. It's an oven and you can cook anything in it.

Exactly!

 

[PP Bear]

And there was me, finking I’d be seeing Telly Savalas breaking into song

 

[raysalaugh]

And there was me, finking I’d be seeing Telly Savalas breaking into song

Don't think he could ever sing, just killed a decent song by David Gates.

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[TinaLes]

I am a Remoska Oven Fan, I use at home mostly unless we are on a site hook up, which is rare as we don't use sites anymore, only rally fields or CLs with no EHU.
I did observe how popular the NinJa Air Fryers had become, so bought the large Twin Draw one. When we opened the box and sat it on the worktop, yes it was big, but even so neither of the draw looked big enough to fit a whole chicken, or Gammon joint, so we sent it back for a refund.
The Circular 16-1 loos like it would suit us more as its supposed to be a 3 way cooker, it steams, bakes & Fries ITIIRC
It was arround £200 and would use a fair bit of Lecky, so I have shelved the idea for now, and will stick with The Remoska, plus The quintessential Tefal Deep Glass lidded Sauté Pan which we use every day at home and in the van, I think we may even have a stock pile of now of differing sizes.
PS: I prefer oven chips to the darker air fried ones.
Happy cooking Folks.
LES