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Subject Topic: Halogen ovens ??? Post Reply Post New Topic
13/6/2013 at 9:27pm
 Location: Cheshire
 Outfit: Bailey Discovery SE & C4 Picasso
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Just been told about 12L Halogen ovens and just wondered if anyone has experience of them and whether they are a useful appliance or a chocolate teapot ??
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Tony

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13/6/2013 at 10:41pm
 Location: Teesside
 Outfit: Lunar Clubman SI H
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They're brilliant! It makes the best Tandoori / Chicken Tikka. Brilliant for bacon and sausages for brekkie, cooks duck for shredded duck pancakes to perfection.

Great for pizza, or pitta pizzas, cheese on toast - that kind of thing. Wife cooks fish in it like Bass or Bream. I do fish fingers in it.

Definately not a pig in a poke - easy to clean too.


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14/6/2013 at 6:31am
 Location: North Yorkshire
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Love mine - did a full sunday roast last time we were out in the van - you can bake cakes in them - mind you I only do scones. I take baggies of the dried ingredients kept in the fridge and just add the egg and liquid when needed. Lovely to have fresh baked scones with afternoon tea.

You use them just like your oven or grill at home.


14/6/2013 at 7:54am
 Location: Cheshire
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Thanks David & Magnolia
Just out of interest do you both have the 12L version ?



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14/6/2013 at 8:18am
 Location: Somerset
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Can you use these in a tent ? Won't they trip the EHU?


























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14/6/2013 at 9:06am
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Whether you in a tent, TT, FC or van electric is electric and you can only use electrical equipment wattage/amps to the max supplied by the site. For example on 6amp you can use a maximum of 1380 watts, on 10amp it`s 2300 watts and on 16amp it`s 3680 watts.

Watts to amps conversion chart here.

Griff


14/6/2013 at 9:44am
 Location: Norwich
 Outfit: Citroen Relay Campervan
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Do a search for halogen ovens - there's loads of threads on them

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14/6/2013 at 10:26am
 Location: South Wales
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I have the 12L with an extension and absolutely love it I cook cakes, roast dinners, chips, jacket spuds full breakfast, pies just as I would at home I wouldn't be without my Harold.

Sue.


14/6/2013 at 11:38am
 Location: Yorkshire Dales
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Looking on ebay, it appears that the 12L models consume around 1400 watts


14/6/2013 at 11:12pm
 Location: notts
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We have a new Halogen oven - it was either a microwave or halogen. On reading different threads on here we opted for what we call the Halli (Halli Beri) and we've been practising at home before we take it away.  In fact I think we're trying chips tomorrow - very healthy - no fat. 

So far we've cooked lamb chops, steak, chicken (this took longer than the book said), baked potato - all scruptious - but there are other things that we know will cook well having used it e.g. bacon, sausages, pork belly (not for camping) par baked bread.  So very useful!  It does, apparently, do very nice pizzas too!

We did do a toad in the hole challenge - Halogen v conventional oven.  Unfortunately, the conventional won - but we think it was because we put more batter than recommended (one for us to take note!)

We've got the Andrew James 7 litre model (enough for 2-3) but it does have a riser to allow for extra.  It also comes with a "lid rest" which is useful as the lid does get very hot. 

So I would say go for it but experiment at home first - I think we're going to use ours a lot at home too!



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15/6/2013 at 9:07am
 Location: Teesside
 Outfit: Lunar Clubman SI H
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If you are going to do Yorkshire pudding based stuff in it take the wire tray out and put the dish on the base of the oven and deduct 20 degrees from the recommended heat.

Yorkshires can be done in a halogen on 170.   If you use the recommended setting of 200 odd you will burn them.


I do Yorkshires in ours in those coloured silicone cake cases that you get from Aldi at a very reasonable price.


David



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