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    • NebbermindN Offline
      Nebbermind
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      dokomo:
      Hi,

      tried to \"bake\" bread in my thermal pot, it looks more like \"bao\" and very dense, not the fluffy type (or mayb I did not knead long enuf?) that i like. anyone knows if thermal pot can achieve the fluffy type? or only oven can?

      btw, someone in this thread mentioned that I can find the steps in \"baking\" bread with thermal pot in the bread thread. But I can't find it? anyone can point me to it? TQ!
      Interesting that this can be done...do post when you find the post on baking with thermal pot. 😄

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      • janet88J Offline
        janet88
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        Thermal cooker is wonderful invention !!!

        I remember how I used to prepare soup for dinner before we go out on Sundays. Can’t possibly eat 2 meals out, so will make a soup…boil for 30 min before putting inside the cooker.

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          vinegar
          last edited by

          MintyMin:
          Great tips vinegar! Thanks! As my kids love soup... I usually boil it in morning put into thermal pot den head off to wrk... Come him jus heat it up...

          U're welcome 😄 I heard abt Thermal pot....how it works? :? is it something like slow cooker? Is it easy to maintain n wash??

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            cherrygal
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            Thermal cooker is best invention ever. It is like slow cooker but doesn’t need any electricity. It uses thermal insulation to continue cooking. But to prevent moderators from saying we are all going Off Topic, you better go check thermal cookers out in the dedicated thread on thermal cookers. Let’s keep this discussion on tingkat dinners.

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            • janet88J Offline
              janet88
              last edited by

              Thermal cooker is good for working women. I make simple soup for lunch…all dump in, got chicken, soup and vegetable (old melon, carrot, potato, Wong bok).


              Tingkat…I am a fussy eater…but don’t have time nor energy to cook 2 meals. Headache thinking what to cook plus I’m lazy to mop floor after cooking.

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                vinegar
                last edited by

                janet_lee88:
                Thermal cooker is good for working women. I make simple soup for lunch...all dump in, got chicken, soup and vegetable (old melon, carrot, potato, Wong bok).


                Tingkat...I am a fussy eater...but don't have time nor energy to cook 2 meals. Headache thinking what to cook plus I'm lazy to mop floor after cooking.
                any brand to recommend for thermal cooker for family of 4?usually we consume 3litre of soup.

                oops...possible to move to topic:thermal cooker n discuss there?

                for me,i've another set of mop+pail in the kitchen all the times,so i mop as n when after cooking.only change the water after 1week.My kitchen is small so easy to maintain....

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                  vinegar
                  last edited by

                  any brand to recommend for thermal cooker for family of 4?usually we consume 3litre of soup.


                  with the soup in it,is it difficult to take out the inner pot fr. outer pot?If buy the big one,wonder if is it tough(handle looks small) n heavy to take in n out fr. outer pot

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                    vinegar
                    last edited by

                    any promotion going on recently?

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                    • V Offline
                      vinegar
                      last edited by

                      if hv both shallow n deep pots,possible to cook both soup+rice together b4 turning rice mushy?


                      for e.g. heat deep pot wf soup for 20min,then put it into outer pot;heat the shallow pot wf rice 20min,then put the rice together wf deep pot??

                      what is the best way to cook soup+rice together?

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                        vinegar
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                        Shoe:
                        For one-pot dishes, Thermos and Tiger both make stainless steel wide mouthed food jars. Cost quite a bit but they retain heat quite well and fairly easy to clean

                        do these twi brands come wf shallow n deep pots? sorry for asking too many Qs

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