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I use a Remoska Electric Pan,its brilliant, its a bit like a mini oven pan

It roast a lovely chicken with pototos around it, does brilliant Baked Potatoes.

Toasted cheeds sandwiches, Casseroles, anything really and is suppose to be cheaper to run than a light bulb!

It keeps all the smells in while cooking

The Cook's Candles worked for me when I rented a small cottage, so perhaps they'd work in your camper.

Fiftysomething

What are cooks candles? they sound interesting

Quote: Originally posted by cath1414 on 20/9/2010

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I use a Remoska Electric Pan,its brilliant, its a bit like a mini oven pan

It roast a lovely chicken with pototos around it, does brilliant Baked Potatoes.

Toasted cheeds sandwiches, Casseroles, anything really and is suppose to be cheaper to run than a light bulb!

It keeps all the smells in while cooking

 

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Sorry Cath, I haven't been back on here recently.

The Cook's Candles are about twice the size of a tea light and they come in pale green tins and they absorb cooking smells. Waitrose (amongst other places) sells them.  I think there are various other types too, to absorb cigarette smoke etc but I haven't tried them.

That's probably not much help really is it?  I'll check on the tin when I get home!

Cooks Candles are made by Price and cost £3.75.  They last for ages though.

We like the idea of the Halogen Oven  definitely worth a go with this.

Dave and Jean