How quick do dogs cook if fully loaded
763334
Very slowly. This is definitely something you "set it and forget it" in the morning if you fill it all the way up.
763335
I put the dogs in once I see steam (30 min.) on the windows, Then I cook them for about 45 min. to an an hour. You can leave them in on medium heat for about 5-6 hours.
763336
Your best bet is to bring them to a boil first and then put them in the machine and use it as a warmer. I believe if you do this 48 is a reasonable count for dogs and buns. To just throw them in and walk away is just going to give you a problem. They wont be ready when you want them.
763337
I can not say. When it first arrived, the glass was shattered and had to return it. I went w/ "Paragon International Classic Dog Steamer and Merchandiser". Made in the USA. No glass, plexiglass instead.
763338
The most we've loaded is 40 dogs and we start heating up water 2 hours before dogs go in ,,, then another 2 1/2 - 3 hours with dogs in.
261064
It only cooks 6 dogs at time and takes about 15 minutes on high. There is not a warm setting to keep them warm.. so if your party has more than 6 I would NOT recommend for party. I own a bar and grill and stopped using it due to no way to keep dogs warm after they were cooked. They do cook dogs good and even. Capacity will be your concern. . Fire up the grill or just buy a steamer.Hope this helps
2172541
Addendum to my first answer =- Frozen Dogs take longer than 10 minutes, as suggested by other respondents.- Do not use any oils or lubricant on the rollers; totally unnecessary. In fact, the only time we used olive oil as an additive, the dogs would not turn, and we had to remove the dogs, turn off the temperature selectors, and completely wipe down and clean all the rollers before we could proceed with cooking the dogs.This has been the only time we have encountered any problems with cooking dogs or sausage on this machine.Once again, HIGHLY RECOMMEND !! Addendum to my first answer =- Frozen Dogs take longer than 10 minutes, as suggested by other respondents.- Do not use any oils or lubricant on the rollers; totally unnecessary. In fact, the only time we used olive oil as an additive, the dogs would not turn, and we had to remove the dogs, turn off the temperature selectors, and completely wipe down and clean all the rollers before we could proceed with cooking the dogs.This has been the only time we have encountered any problems with cooking dogs or sausage on this machine.Once again, HIGHLY... » Read More Addendum to my first answer =- Frozen Dogs take longer than 10 minutes, as suggested by other respondents.- Do not use any oils or lubricant on the rollers; totally unnecessary. In fact, the only time we used olive oil as an additive, the dogs would not turn, and we had to remove the dogs, turn off the temperature selectors, and completely wipe down and clean all the rollers before we could proceed with cooking the dogs.This has been the only time we have encountered any problems with cooking dogs or sausage on this machine.Once again, HIGHLY RECOMMEND !! « Show Less
1196885
The faster? The faster speed?? Of course but make sure you secure the animal prior to using the dryer on it :)
2261840
It does take a noticeable amount of time: 5-10 minutes. It has a very heavy top for a home use unit. This makes for very even browning and consistent cooking but it does come at a small price. Think of it as preheating your oven. We love ours. It gets a workout weekly, crepes, superb pancakes, quesadilla. The only down side is not the pre-heating time. It is the size and weight. It is heavy enough that you will not move it and big enough that you'll notice the loss in counter space. We stuck ours in an otherwise underused corner. We would absolutely buy this again.
974929
I use 350 and stay right in the room with the oven light on. They finish quickly - about 5 to 7 minutes
1745123
The oven heats slowly and evenly to reduce stress on the ball. A "quick" cycle is about 30 minutes, and removes just a little oil and dirt. A full cycle is 60-90 minutes, and provides much more thorough cleaning.
1614371
No, just how long typical foods take to cook. It's a wonderful pressure cooker; I use it at least once a week. :-)
2172544
With the temp turned all the way up... from frozen stage, it took 15-20 mins. Love this machine... quick and easy clean up! It cooks faster and way more than the one we had before... I highly recommend this!
2220249
It depends on how thick the cut of meat is as well as how dry you want the jerky. Thin cuts take less time and get "crispier." We make dog treats all the time & do different chicken thickness but 1/4 thick is good. It dehydrates at 160 degrees for about 4-55 hrs. Then you cook it in the oven for 10 min to make sure the bacteria is killed.
522379
It takes about 5 minutes for the grill to heat up. After it's ready, I would say it takes around 15-20 minutes for 8 hot dogs.
2180354
Of course it depends on the quantity and size. Twenty minutes to cook wings.
525249
There is not so quickly have to adjust cooking times as needed. I've found you can reduce the average time by 40%
261065
it takes at least 1 hour to grill hot dogs that are edible,i only bought it because of the cheap price,but don't expect the promise of 10 to 15 minutes cooking time
1994272
our mini poodles have two meals a day > dry kibble and "The honest kitchen" which is Delv. dehydrated and must be mixed with warm water. On each dish I place two tbl. spoons of mixed Honest Kitchen with dbl the amount of PlaqueOff thats recomended, add dry kibble on top.
241437
Whenever I've transitioned my dogs to a different food I try to do it over a week (or two). I'll typically start by 1/4 of the new food and 3/4 of the old, then 1/2 and 1/2, then 1/4 old and 3/4 new and ultimately 100% new. You should gradually move along that scale. Hope this helps!
1137383
about 5 minutes. I had mine cook the dogs first, then turned it down to hold them for my customers for lunch. It ran for about 4 hours per day.....all 3 machines (2 replaced) died within 2 weeks (rotation motor). If this is for home use, you will be fine... if for commercial use, spend more money on a better product.