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Well ive done it!!!   Just ordered a Eazi Chef.  All the reviews seem they are a great product.  I cant wait to receive it. 

Have ordered the non-deluxe model for a great price of £57.

I need your opinion, should i buy the paella pan or will the things i get be sufficient???  not much mention of them.

Thanks

I'm wondering about that, too but I went for the all singing all dancing Carri Chef Deluxe - found it last night for £99.99!!

It comes with a stir fry dish thing so I'm hoping it might be deep enough for paella type dishes but if not...

Don't know why I'm excited about it though - OH will do the usual man thing and insist on cooking.  What am I saying? - I can't wait!!!!

Right, got the eazi chef came with loads of bits, looks great cant wait to try it out :)

Pan Support, Deflector, Griddle, BBQ rack

Question - do i use the deflector for everything apart from the pan support? im not sure?

Thanks

Yeah the instructions are not that clear.  Im unsure which piece to use for each thing.

I think the skottle looks like its only for stir frys ??

I think the paella pan looks much more substantial and would do for stir frys amongst most other things.

hi all you have brought a nice bit of kit.had my eazi for 2 years and to be honest have used paella pan once to warm up curries,and by doing it that way oh could make his hotter with extra chillies,deflecter pan we always use that but the best thing to buy is the cleaner,cook spray walk away.wipe when using next timeblooming great we even use ours when caravaning,instead of cooker.also dont forget its an oven aswell

I looked at loads of places on the internet.

The cheapest I found was the same price, but i didnt buy from ebay, bought from Riversway Leisure website.   Ordered over the phone and delivered in 2 days.

Quote: Originally posted by Donna122 on 02/6/2009

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Yeah the instructions are not that clear.  Im unsure which piece to use for each thing.

I think the skottle looks like its only for stir frys ??

I think the paella pan looks much more substantial and would do for stir frys amongst most other things.

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Thanks ad210358 thats exactly what i need to see.

I tried the bbq out last night, gave up on the bbq rack, not quick enough for me, ( need my tea straight away when i get in from work lol) so i tried the griddle which was superb.

I am needing to buy some form of cooker etc for camping and wondered how much does this way? Is it difficult to pack it in the car due to size?

Just how good are they?

We got the Easi Chef Deluxe which has everything except the paella pan and the roasting dish (going to get one of these, though).  It is quite a heavy piece of kit if you have everything but most parts have their own soft bags to pack them in to stop them being damaged in transit then there's a larger bag that holds it all together.  The long legs have a bag of their own but we think it can be attached to the main bag.

We haven't used it yet - 8 days and counting until we go away again!! - but are really looking forward to doing so.  We're going to have a trial run with it at home, just to make sure it works OK.  We're also going to swap the Calor 15kg cylinder we use on the BBQ at home for one of Calor's lighter weight and smaller BBQ gas cylinder.

We bought the paella pan for our carri chef and use it all the time! It stops the fat from the food going into the base of the carri chef and is easy to clean. We use it for fried breakfasts, curries, stir frys and pancakes to mention a few. We would not be without it! It does take up a bit of space but we leave the skottle behind as the paella pan does it's job.

Quote: Originally posted by Donna122 on 04/6/2009

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Thanks ad210358 thats exactly what i need to see.

I tried the bbq out last night, gave up on the bbq rack, not quick enough for me, ( need my tea straight away when i get in from work lol) so i tried the griddle which was superb.

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