Would this (8 quart) work well for crab legs?
382888
I have the 12 quart and that would work very well for crab legs. I couldn't say specifically for the 8 quart. I do LOVE this pot in general. I just made a full pot of beef barley vegetable soup and had no issue with anything sticking to the bottom.
382889
Yes it would. However...if you plan to cook a large amount...go with the 12 quart pot. Very nice product
382890
I have not tried Crab Legs in the pot, but I would expect it would do the job . The pot is better quality than my last one and does not burn or scorch the foods I'm preparing in it. It is deep/tall enough that Crab legs should not be a problem. I hope this helps your decision.
382891
Not familiar with crab legs. Interior is 8" deep (to the rim) and 8 1/2" wide.
1358487
if it's low pile carpeting then yes but something like shag i would say no. the thing about the crab is that its movements are a little slow compared to say the scarab or spider and it's body clearance would get caught on thicker carpeting.
830434
Should be no problem. This is a strong stand. Product specifications say it handles a pot up to 36 quarts at the lowest height. In the high leg position the max is 12 quarts. The liquid weight (assuming half full) is 32 lbs and 12 lbs. So the manufacturers recommended limits are at least 32 lbs in the low height and 12 lbs in the high height. I personally use it for a 22" steel discada with several pounds of food in the high height with no problem. I recommend testing your setup when cold and make sure everything is stable.
413553
Yes your recipe will work, but remember that is a removeable bottom so the recipe cannot be liquid intense. Needs to have a crust of some type or will leak
1085600
I'm not really sure as this is really meant for things like dock, burdock, dandelions. I also use it to dig a hole for bulbs. I love the tool. I just think it might take up too much soil to dig around the clump of crabgrass. But it might work great.
1669386
I've never been that lucky to ever have that many crab in one pot, but it has worked great for me pulling hoopers with maybe one or two lobsters or up to five rock crab in them. I don't know what weight it is rated for. The limiting factor I believe would be the base attachment, would need to have good solid metal to attach the base two. Mine is attached to an aluminum gunnel, with a backing plate under the gunnel, and I've got the arm resting on/over, a side rail.
1265928
they work well with the Alaskan King Crab legs; you just need to make the incision along the inferior side which is softer and it should pose no problem!
1392881
No, it will only fit in the 3 and 1.5 quart saucepans. It is not meant to be used with the 8 quart stockpot. It is excellent at steaming vegetables!
486735
I doubt it. I have fished for crabs in Vemtura. Maybe a few, but I would convert an ice chest. Cheap and much bigger. Chef Mo
656347
I KNOW this works with string grass and if your crab grass is like our string grass with long skinny vines that have deep roots , it should work!
1222398
It has been some time since I ordered or used this sand, but it is very fine and should work fine for hermit crabs. Not sure if they need a fine sand, but I used it for a toad and it worked great.
249575
Assuming they're 8-10" across prob could get 12 if your planning on adding potatoes and corn. I did 5lbs of 15-20 ct shrimp plus 3lbs small red potatoes and 15 ears of corn cut in half and 10 big sausages That fit with room for more. I was only 1/2 way full! But dungenous crabs are bulky not sure what else your adding but may want to cook corn separately if your adding them
537127
No, I have one and does not provide the 80 percent that hermit crabs require. I'd need at least 3 of these in my 100 gallon tank to make a dent in the humidity. I have to hand spray every couple hours. Spend the money and get something that works :/
351876
Since I don't have a Dutch Oven (cast iron? ) with legs, I'm afraid I can't help you. Would imagine it would depend on size of pot and where legs are positioned in reference to stoves handles. Might be unstable due to weigh and configuration. I prefer a flat bottom pot. Sorry I can't be of more help.
860908
No problem. I am using its bigger brother 1214GS 14 quart exactly for this purpose.
939517
I used it for my boat which is 17 feet long by about 9 feet wide, but many edges and little valleys. I did need an additional quart but I would think 160 square feet would be safe for one quart. Mine still looks great and my boat is on a mooring so it takes a beating.
2067974
I would say yes because I have used them in a 6 quart and had a lot of excess over so I am sure they would work great and I love mine I cooked a large Pork lion had to cut it in two pieces and when it finished Just picked the bag up with all the juice inside and crock pot was clean just cleaned up so easy.