Do You Own A Nuwave Oven
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Do You Own A Nuwave Oven
DH bought me a Nuwave oven. Do You own one? If you do, what do you like best and/or least about it? What is your favorite things to cook in it? Do you think it was a good investment?
Thanks in advance for your responses.
Thanks in advance for your responses.
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Check out the reviews of it on Amazon to get an idea of how it works for different people.
My problem is lack of counter space to leave something like this out, plus inconvenient cabinet space to store it. I'm also thinking it's really limited in its uses.
My problem is lack of counter space to leave something like this out, plus inconvenient cabinet space to store it. I'm also thinking it's really limited in its uses.
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It uses conduction, convection and infrared to cook food. The meats don't have to be thawed to cook. It is suppose to be healthier than regular cooking. It broils, roasts, grills, bakes, barbeques, steams, dehydrates and air-fries. I just got it yesterday and haven't gotten to use it yet. DH and I went out to eat tonight with DS, his girlfriend, DD and her boyfriend for DS and my birthdays.
#8
I got one just before Thanksgving and used it for the turkey. I have the extender ring so the turkey would fit. I did a partially thawed 9 pound turkey breast in under three hours. Had very crisp and browned skin (my favorite part). I cooked another turkey breast after the first and had two great turkeys in less time than doing both the same time in the conventional oven. This way I was able to use the over for all the other things. Everyone said the turkey was great. I had been skeptical about the hype, but I am happy with it. I have done other things and am OK with the results. I don't have to pre-heat an oven this way.
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Not sure what it was...looked it up...can you use your own pots/pans or do you have to buy special? I once had something similar (I think), but it was domed......got rid do it...way to bulky to use on a regular basis...I guess I am just from old school.....stovetop, oven for cooking.......but I will read answers with interest......
#10
I have friends that love them esp for steaks, pork chops and chicken. I have one still in the box, a regift but space is my problem cause if I get it out I am sure it will stay out and I use my island counter as a cutting table when I quilt
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