Anyone access new Sharp Convection Microwave Drawer with Air Fryer
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Comments (25)Well, it was this, I was talking about: The biggest difference is the speed feature. That uses a combination of heated air convection, halogen, and microwaves to cook things fast, and still have them be "normally" cooked. That is, browned, heated from the outside, etc. To do toast, I do not use the Speed Function, instead I select the grill function, I wait for the speed oven to preheat, then pop the bread slices in, set for about 2 minutes, as I recall, flip the bread after about 1 min. It comes out pretty good, albeit not as fast as a regular toaster but we just don't eat enough toast to buy a regular toaster. One would think the Advantium could be used the same way for toast and perhaps even the Miele, just don't try to "Speed cook it" per say. Gary...See MoreNew deeper Sharp microwave drawer
Comments (28)I wouldn't worry -- get what you want. You might need to find another vendor who has it. I was looking at something on Amazon today -- I can get it now elsewhere, but Amazon is saying ships in 1-2 months. Worst case -- the microwave is the one appliance that you don't have to sweat over if you have to wait. You can generally make do or use a small countertop one until you get it in. We had put a countertop model into the built-in space in our old kitchen and kept it through the remodel. If ours hadn't been here when everything else was ready, I would have slid it into the cabinet for the drawer and used it as a temp. Won't you have one somewhere for your temp kitchen?...See MoreMiele 24" microwave on top of a 30" convection oven looking?
Comments (12)In our case the microwave location improved ergonomics and function over the appliance arrangement prior to the update. As you can see from the photo above, the bottom of the microwave is a few inches above the counter height. Perhaps a bit higher than optimal but lower than the previous hood / microwave combo. The door opens down which means you have to reach across but it has not proven to be a problem other than it is a little less convenient to clean especially the back of the cavity. Our previous arrangement was 36" cooktop with microwave / vent combo over, and a double oven stack. We replaced the cooktop with a gas range, then the oven stack was replaced with the single wall oven and microwave. This gave us a larger gas oven in the range, the microwave went to the old location of the upper oven with the new oven below. The combined height of the microwave + oven is less than the old dual oven which allowed for a larger storage drawer beneath. Plus a proper vent hood instead of the previous recirculating "vent" (ugh). I would definitely think that a microwave above a double oven stack would be too high. But we've been satisfied with it over the single wall oven and we use the microwave daily....See MoreDo you have an air fryer?
Comments (54)Murraysmom, I feel the same way about the book. I didn't expect the recipes to be quite so elaborate, but the book has lots of good information. Plus it's beautiful! My DIL made the Cheeseburger Slider Pockets last night. She's a vegetarian, but she said my son and grandson said they were great. She substituted ground turkey because that's what she had. I may try the sweet potato fries tonight. PS: I did try the sweet potato fries, and they were great! I gave up on the mandoline (that's my usual response to it), and cut them by hand. Tried to make them a uniform 1/4" but I'm sure the size varied a bit. Gave them only a slight spray of oil, which didn't get all the pieces, but that was okay. I cooked them a little longer in the second stage (400º) than the 10 minutes stated in the recipe. Really enjoyed them. I'll make the rest tomorrow....See MoreHU-120794775
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