In a power grid failure could you also bake breads?
85494
Yes, there are folks that do it.. go to the "Virtual Weber Bullet" site (very good community reference on using these things, easily found in a web search), pick cooking topics, and scroll way down. Under guest features there's an article on baking with the bullet. They do pizza and bread, with suggested equipment setups to make it possible.
85495
I'm not much of a baker, but when I left it unattended last weekend, the internal temp at grill level rose to well over 300 degrees. I usually keep it at 225 or so. I'm sure you could do it, but I would suggest moving the charcoal grate to the lower cooking grill to get a more direct/even heat.
85496
it's possible but the bread would be smokey. You can maintain a constant temperature for baking but it is designed for low temp (200-300) . For bread (350 & up) you would use a lot of charcoal .
85497
I have not even tried to bake anything but I am sure you could. Check out http://www.virtualweberbullet.com/ for some really good info.
85498
You could probably bake bread in it when there is not a power grid failure. Not dependent on a failure
85499
The smoker is capable of maintaining a constant temperature for hours, so yes you cook bread but I would not refer to it is baking.
111775
Mine broke after about 8 uses. I would send it bake while you have yet chance!!!
1250500
Yes, you can. It's not safe unless you have it plugged into a UPS though, keep that in mind. If power cuts or dips you'll have to start over.
253254
Hi Eddie. Unfortunately, You will need to turn it back on yourself after a power outage. Have a great day!Vermin
1321356
I don't think it should have exploded . The only logical way might be if the wire shelf in the oven was very hot and loaf pan and it's contents were cold possibly.
1990973
If you want to bake rolls or something it's nice for that. Also when the power was out after hurricane Wilma I used it a lot because I could not get propane for the BBQ or build a fire in my back yard.
1514539
You can try. The temp control is very unstable and ended up baking or under heating 2 batches before we have up on this unit. Total waste of $$$!
113173
I really do not know because I bought a Bread Maker for that. I do know that it has a lot of power. Professionals use this machine. You can 'googol' this question. That is what my husband does before we buy anything. He looks at the reviews.
1961436
I wouldn't use it to heat my house for sure but as long as you have a window or door cracked a couple inches for ventilation it would be okay to cook a meal or make some coffee in an emergency power outage. Just keep it on low heat to reduce emissions and don't leave unattended or take a nap with it left on, you may not wake up. ;-)
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I'm sure that if the dutch oven is large enough to hold the pan, then you could set the pan inside the dutch oven and bake the bread in it. Preheat the oven first. This will make the crust very crispy, also.
2230969
No. I'm unaware of any safety issues. Almost all such appliances have built in power.
525247
Not in this model. you could "toast" and set to a temp, but bake always is convection.
384754
I have found that toasting the bread in a dry frying pan over medium low heat works very well. I "toast" each side until I see steam rising from the bread, then transfer it to a wire rack and proceed with whatever I'm making. Hope this helps.
1050249
One of those won't work when things hit the fan and the power grid goes down. Scout motto, always be prepared.
1768769
Yes, It need grid potential to operate. During utility power outages you solar system is nonoperational.
995340
yes you can. I make a black bread and line the pan with parchment paper and it works
407646
no, because it requires a wifi signal. If you want something when the power goes out, I would recomend a mifi from your wireless company.