How does it work? Why the two pans? Does it do one omelet at a time? Do you close it and turn it upside down for the other side?
156502
It cooks one omelet at a time. You start cooking your omelet in the bottom pan. When the omelet is almost set, you put the top pan on to close, then flip so that it cooks on the other side. The short handles on the pans fit together. The set closes and fits well and comes with instructions and a short recipe book. Each pan can also be used individually for something other than a frittata.
156503
I bought mine specifically for making Tortillas españolas (Spanish omelettes). It works perfectly for flipping the tortilla over to cook the other side! SO much easier and no risk of mess than trying to expertly flip in the same pan.
156504
It does one omelet at a time. You do close it and turn it around to do the other side. I hope this answers your questions.
1610470
I don't bough this some who use my account buy this but I google to help you and both are the same side so you can't put two pans at the same time ok just google the description item select pics and you will see but sorry I dong help you more cause I don't have it ok
1523575
yes, turn the nob to the LEFT for a longer period. I think it stays there so you will have to set a timer. I am just learning all this too. It is a great toaster/baking oven................especially for one or 2 people. I hardly ever use the conventional oven anymore, and that saves on electricity. This is convection too and that helps also. Hope this answers your question .
2133526
Each side is used to assemble one omelet: Eggs first...then add toppings.After heating to desired consistency, the scraper is used to "roll up" each omelette into a perfectly-presented creation.It's not what I expected either...but it works great.
1640435
There is a recipe book with it, with a couple of recipes for omelets. I have not tried any. Just pancakes (with my own recipe). Works great with my pancakes. It is mainly a hot plate with a thermostat that seems to work very well for pancakes (better than my ceramic top stove). It does not tell you when the pancakes are ready but since it is open when they cook, you can tell. The hinge is just to turn the pancakes over and start cooking a new batch. Perfect so far.
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!!
68710
Practice and oil. Do not expect stainless steel cookware cook easily like nonstick . I can make good omelette, maybe 80% of time only. Have not tried crepes yet.
1742390
No. it makes one large waffle at a time. You flip it over to cook both sides.
1457942
while I have not own mine very long, I know it has a timer option. Also, if you take the pan off, I think it shuts it off.
1931639
you do flip the burgers. when they are seared on one side they shrink enough to get a small spatula or off set spatula under them. it only take a few minutes on each side to cook the mini burgers.
1593716
There is no temperature knob, you simply plug it in and wait for the light to tell you it has reached the required temperature. The fish are about 4.5" long from head to tail. You can use standard waffle or pancake batter and they both work perfectly. I don't think it would work well with eggs for an omelette (perhaps too liquidy from what I tried with other things), but I have not tried them myself.
441200
Absolutely! I think it cooks two eggs better than one. I posted pictures of the pan with one egg and two eggs for reference.
1053668
I have this toaster oven and have used it to toast numerous times and both sides get toasted. I just put it right on the rack and not on a pan - not sure if that makes a difference.
467285
you have to prepare the pan, I don't scramble but I do cook eggs in it and I do make an occasional omelet. Even in a Teflon pan you have to prepare it with something. I love this cookware, I have quite a few products. Even the cookware that came with the Nuwave pic top stuck, that's why I bought this product and I am not at all dissatisfied. Plus it cleans up nicely without a problem. I don't use steel wool on it either, I use a plastic type sponge.
2133524
Each side is used to assemble one omelet: Eggs first...then add toppings. After heating to desired consistency, the scraper is used to "roll up" each omelette into a perfectly-presented creation. It's not what I expected either...but it works great.
815205
I've only used it for omelets. I mix 1 egg and a little egg beater (or 2 eggs) add 1 slice of cheese , and a little bacon or sausage. Add some salt and pepper. Cover and put in microwave for about 2 minutes. It makes a nice fluffy omelet that is delicious.....Stan
1446546
About 45 degrees. Not tried flipping on omlett except with a spatula and it works great -- no sticking. Stir frys are great and clean-up with soap and water. Used this pan probably 80-100 times and still looks like new.