can it cook corndogs and it easy to clean and what type drian for the oil .
1753260
yes corn dogs would be easy. i cooked chicken breasts, yummy. the heating element removes and then you can strain and store oil in the removable oil pan. oil pan and basket are easy clean and dishwasher ok by me. so you have to decant oil into a container funnel nice to have i strain with cheesecloth when i decant.
1753261
Ive never tried corndogs but dont see why not. No drain, the inner container that holds the oil is removeable. Fairly easy to clean, but grease is grease & is messy.
1753262
Yes it can cook corn dogs, but only 1 or 2 at a time. The basket in the cooker is small. There is no drain for the oil. You just lift the inner pan out and remove the oil. Everything comes out. I like the deep fryer, but it is small.
1753263
Yes it can cook corn dogs and you can Re-use the oil a few times before you drain the oil. I usually use a funnel and a strainer to drain the oil when it cools.
22692
Thank you so much for your response. Would barkeepers frend work on cooked on grease?
21657
I used it to cook fish and it worked great! It was really easy to clean up.
128825
it works great , easy to clean i would recommend for up to medium size dogs not bigger , i hope i answered your question
2261268
NO! It needs no oil at all, just put the ,ixture into both sides, cook according to directions. Makes nice fluffy omelets and they slide right out, and you just have to take a damp paper towel and wipe it clean!!
880969
It is very easy to clean if you never get it wet. It is meant to dry grind grain and afterwards I just blow the dust off of mine for use the next time. The cracked corn for the chickens doesn't matter and the grain I grind for meal gets cooked. After use I store it in a plastic bag so it doesn't get dusty and use a dry paint brush to brush off any other debri
2202112
It's great for donuts and any type of deep frying. Just make sure you have a thermometer to clip to the side such as a candy thermometer to keep the oil at the right temp.
1297691
I have the unit with 2 burners. I'm sure the larger burner on this unit would do the job. Ever tried microwaving corn on the husk for 5 or 6 min. Works great.
1740855
Yes. Definitely. It's good for cooking, it's not my favorite for frying food, it's slow and not hot enough.
2011118
Never used it on cornbread, but used it on several pans of hot brownies and cakes. I have no doubts it would do just fine.
269832
I wouldn't. They are not too oily tasting and you want them moist. There is a lot of dried corn pieces in the mix and they would be gritty without the oil. In fact, they taste better sometimes after sitting a bit to absorb the oil and moisture..
394262
OK best oil to use on this is brand name: Mazola which is a Mexican brand for corn-oil. I've used it for mexican flour chips, fish, poultry, deep-fried tacos/burritos and has worked awesome. Highly recommend it. I use a gallon size contianer.
1154205
I would think so for Corning Ware if it's oven/burner safe. Personaly I think this thing has become a waste of money as it defeats the purpose of an induction burner and limits your use of whatever pot or pan isn't magnectic. It loses true heat and takes just as long on a regular burner.
1151198
As long as you use plenty of oil or whatever you are using, it works fine. If not enough oil then whatever you are cooking will stick to the griddle. You must not turn the heat too high. A medium or low heat works best.
694680
It should work ... just be aware that the bacon flavor could linger in the non-stick lining, and could affect the taste of future batches, even if you use vegetable oil.. If you are popping corn for caramel corn, the flavor might be not what you expect.
1358267
Yes it can, but the instructions prefers that vegetable oil be used. There are other recipes included in the manual like parmesan popcorn and kettle popcorn which I have not yet tried.
745097
This is to shallow for deep fry--I suggest Presto Deep Fryer for fish and bone in chicken. This is great for boneless chicken and pork chops etc.