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godwin · 06-02-2013, 10:48 PM

I would suggest you get a bigger one.. Remember the volume should be the amount your ingredients when you start off with.. with the cooking, final skimming etc.. you won't have a lot left... especially if you want to save money and time to have several meals in one go.

Also for considering $ and environment; I prefer the ones with simplest knobs. If I want the cooker to be timed, I use one of those old school mechanical timer plugs. I avoid anything with soft touch PCBs, they last only for a few years, then the controller breaks. It took me forever to find a dishwasher that has a stainless steel tub and a mechanical timer

06-02-2013, 10:48 PM	#2
godwin 2x Variable Nockenwellen Steuerung Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: N49.2 W122.1 Posts: 6,176 Thanked 1,174 Times in 704 Posts Failed 67 Times in 51 Posts	I would suggest you get a bigger one.. Remember the volume should be the amount your ingredients when you start off with.. with the cooking, final skimming etc.. you won't have a lot left... especially if you want to save money and time to have several meals in one go. Also for considering $ and environment; I prefer the ones with simplest knobs. If I want the cooker to be timed, I use one of those old school mechanical timer plugs. I avoid anything with soft touch PCBs, they last only for a few years, then the controller breaks. It took me forever to find a dishwasher that has a stainless steel tub and a mechanical timer Last edited by godwin; 06-02-2013 at 11:04 PM.