Thermal pot

[sunset_dae]

I bought the WMF brand, robinson and metro occassionally have 50% sale for this brand of pressure cooker.

There is a ring on top of the hanger, it comes in 3 colour. U have to cook the soup over big fire until the 3 rings popped out (abt 5 mins), thereafter u can lowered the fire. It comes with a menu bk that tells you, what is the cooking time for each kind of soup/stew. Usually for potatoes soup, i cook for another 10 min after the 3 rings popped out. When i opened up the cover, the potatoes and carrots are all mashed up and the soup taste really fanstastic!
The pressure cooker is design in such a way that there is a switch at the side of the handle, if you want to open the cover u have to press the switch to release the pressure lst, if not the cover will not open up. Amazing huh?

[Jennifer]

MUMMYOF3:

I bought the non tiger type from OG. You can cook 2 dishes at the same time. Soup below and rice on the smalller pot.

MUMMYOF3, thanks so much for the info.

I always thought the thermal pot is used to cook soupy dishes. Did not know it can be used to cook rice too.

Do you always use the two inner pots at the same time, or like what Full.Cream has suggested, have the other pot (without food) filled with boiling water?

[winth]

We bought the Tiger brand thermal pot from takashimaya and got a free gift for it.


We tried to check out the prices at both Seiyu and Taka and I think the prices are almost similar except that Taka comes with a free gift.

If wanna buy, wait for GSS sale or post-Christmas sales, usually can get huge discounts.

We use it mainly to cook herbal soups for the family, haven’t gone into experimenting it with other dishes yet.

[Jennifer]

I think the one from OG (a 6 litre + two 3 litre) is not the right size for my family. Still looking for the right one.

[allseasons]

Hi all,


I am considering of getting a thermal pot. I used to cook soup with slow cooker at night, I turned on the ‘slow heat’ switch . But in the morning the meat and carrot sometimes became very mushy. So, until lunch or dinner, the soup did not look nice anymore. Will this also happen if I use thermal pot? Except soup, what are other dishes that can be cooked in thermal pot? Thanks ya…

[CMF]

Hi Allseasons


I have used the thermal pot for cooking stews, spaghetti sauces, curry, soups and porridge - all these dishes cook well in the thermal pot and it's so convenient too.

Check out the following links for more recipes :-

https://www.dreampot.com.au/recipes/latest-recipes/

http://thermalcooker.wordpress.com/category/thermal-cooking/

http://www.recipesecrets.net/forums/recipe-exchange/21900-thermal-pot-recipe.html

http://www.thermalcookware.com/main.php?mod=Dynamic&id=23

[BigDevil]

OG having a Deepavali promo for thermal pot.

$49 for OG card member, $88 for non member.

See http://www.og.com.sg/og_edmdeepavalisale.html

[vfong1]

BigDevil:

OG having a Deepavali promo for thermal pot.

$49 for OG card member, $88 for non member.

See http://www.og.com.sg/og_edmdeepavalisale.html

Thanks, do you know what is the brand of this pot?

[BigDevil]

vfong1:

BigDevil:

OG having a Deepavali promo for thermal pot.

$49 for OG card member, $88 for non member.

See http://www.og.com.sg/og_edmdeepavalisale.html

Thanks, do you know what is the brand of this pot?

Sorry no idea. I just saw the same ad in the web link I posted.

[vfong1]

BigDevil:

Sorry no idea. I just saw the same ad in the web link I posted.

I just called OG. They told me that it's \"Kukeri\" brand (OG's in house brand).