- B&D Infrawave Oven With Broil Function
APPLICA - B&D INFRAWAVE Oven Grilling (FC300)
Posted by : Longdoo | Tuesday, January 4, 2011 | Published in Applica, FC300, Grilling, Infrawave
Black & Decker Infrawave Oven
Posted by : Longdoo | Monday, November 22, 2010 | Published in Decker, Infrawave
- The Infrawave Quick Cooking Oven from Black & Decker lets you leave your traditional toaster-oven p
- This Cooking oven uses specific wavelengths of light that are emitted from high-power light bulbs,
- You don't even have to worry about what temperature to cook at since the intelligent profiling sys
- OvenStuff Non-Stick 6-Piece Toaster Oven Baking Pan Set
- Black & Decker FC150BR InfraWave Speed-Cooking Countertop Oven, Black
- RiteAV - Cat6 Network Ethernet Cable - Blue - 15 ft.
- Hodgson Mill 9 Grain Bread Mix, 16-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
- Hodgson Mill European Cheese & Herb Bread Mix, 16-Ounce Units (Pack of 6)
B+D INFRAWAVE OVEN S.S. INFRARED COOKING BROIL PAN
Posted by : Longdoo | Thursday, October 28, 2010 | Published in Cooking, Eclipse, Edition, INFRARED, Infrawave, SingleDisc, Twilight
- The Infrawave Quick Cooking Oven from Black & Decker lets you leave your traditional toaster-oven p
- This Cooking oven uses specific wavelengths of light that are emitted from high-power light bulbs,
- You don't even have to worry about what temperature to cook at since the intelligent profiling sys
InfraWave Speed Cooking Countertop Oven
Posted by : Longdoo | Saturday, October 23, 2010 | Published in Cooking, Countertop, Infrawave
- The Infrawave Quick Cooking Oven from Black & Decker lets you leave your traditional toaster-oven p
- This Cooking oven uses specific wavelengths of light that are emitted from high-power light bulbs,
- You don't even have to worry about what temperature to cook at since the intelligent profiling sys
Black & Decker FC150BR InfraWave Speed-Cooking Countertop Oven, Black
Posted by : Longdoo | Monday, October 18, 2010 | Published in 2600n, 2605dn, Black, Cartridge, Countertop, Decker, Designed, FC150BR, Genuine, Hewlett, Humidifier, Infrawave, LaserJet, Packard, Portable, Q6000A, SpeedCooking, Sunpentown
- Countertop oven uses infrared-light technology for fast, even cooking
- Cooks up to 50-percent faster than a conventional oven; no pre-heating necessary
- Spacious interior; 52 pre-programmed functions for 1-touch ease of use
- Includes broil rack, bake pan, removable crumb tray, and user manual
- Measures approximately 14 by 13-3/4 by 10 inches; 1-year limited warranty
Black & Decker FC150 InfraWave Speed-Cooking Countertop Oven, Stainless
Posted by : Longdoo | Monday, September 27, 2010 | Published in 8Cell, Battery, Countertop, Decker, IBMLenovo, Infrawave, Laptop, SpeedCooking, Stainless, Tablet, ThinkPad
Not quite a microwave, Not quite a toaster - G. Pulaski - New Jersey
Nice little piece of equipment, though it takes a while to get used to. We've cooked everything from waffles to chicken nuggets to pizza and I have to say it does a fine job. Cooks about twice as fast as a conventional toaster oven but it takes a little getting used to. There are no temperature settings just an interface to choose the type of food you are cooking. We have burnt a few things along the way but now have it pretty much figured out. The only complaint I might have is that it cooks much faster on the top than on the bottom so the food needs to flipped halfway thru.
Black & Decker Infrared Oven - Love it! - Margo J. Normoyle - Mt. Laurel, NJ
I used to have a Panasonic Infrared that was just terrific, it lasted about 8 years. So I just couldn't bring myself to get a regular toaster oven. When I found this Black & Decker, I tried to research it as best as possible prior to ordering it.
It is even better than the Panasonic. It has so many different features to choose from. You must at least read the manual as much as you can stand! It's important. I do think this is just wonderful and cooks chicken breasts juicy and tender in less time than an oven!
Quit working after about 10 uses. - catmom - Richland, WA USA
The oven arrived quickly and worked just great at first -- I was very happy with it; however, it just stopped working after about 10 uses. Nothing I can figure out to do has made it work again. I'm ready to pitch it in the garbage. A waste of money!
Black & Decker FC350 InfraWave Speed-Cooking Countertop Oven with Rotisserie
Posted by : Longdoo | Sunday, September 5, 2010 | Published in Countertop, Decker, Infrawave, Rotisserie, SpeedCooking
I like the idea that I don't have to pre-heat my oven since I generally only make quick meals for 1. I would definitely recommend this product.
great oven - Anita Edwards - BON WIER, TX, US
This is the best little oven to own. I work late and can come home and throw together a meal and cook it in half the time it takes in my regular oven, giving me time to do other things around the house. Just love it
It looks nice & makes good toast if you turn the bread over. - eXponent - Neither here nor there, yet everywhere...
The unit has a nice look & I've figured out how to make good toast with it, but whenever I've tried cooking a piece of chicken in it it fills the kitchen up with smoke. It's not the unit itself or the chicken that is smoking, I believe it's probably the fat/oil drippings vaporizing on the included baking tray. As I've only used boneless/skinless in it, I can only imagine how bad it might be with a regular piece of chicken. The fact that the door doesn't seal allows all of the smoke to escape into the kitchen as the food is cooking, however, I don't recall there ever being any smoke in my regular convection oven when cooking anything, including chicken. The toasting function doesn't work very well if you just try to toast something with a single toast cycle because it toasts much more on the top than the bottom. To combat this I've discovered that the way to go is to turn the toast value down (I use 1) & complete one cycle, then turn the bread over & do a second cycle, that way both sides of the bread get the intense heat from the top element. The bottom elements just don't do the same thing as the top & there doesn't seem to be a way to make the bottom elements run a little longer on a single cycle. I've also tried cooking frozen hamburger patties in it. It works, but it takes longer than my foreman grill & doesn't leave the meat in a very good condition. The foreman grill cooks a frozen hamburger in about 4-5 minutes well done & in excellent condition. I suppose the foreman grill might also cook a frozen piece of chicken but I've never tried it. Basically for me it is just an expensive toaster that requires input halfway through (turning it over & running a second cycle). Unfortunately anything else that it can do seems to be better done by my oven, foreman grill or microwave. Might be good for quickly reheating something that you want more crispy, but my convection microwave oven also has a browning feature, though I've never needed to use it.
Not a bad multifunction unit - NJ Medic - Red Bank, NJ
Overall, I'm very happy with this toaster oven. I like the speed with which it cooks, the way the food comes out, & "quick foods" list. On the downside, I wish there was a way to program it for foods not in the conversion list - to input 350 degrees for 15 minutes and have it convert it to Infrawave cooking time. The rotisserie is so-so - about the only thing you can do is kabobs.
Black & Decker Infrawave Oven - NEW
Posted by : Longdoo | Tuesday, August 31, 2010 | Published in Decker, Infrawave
Challenging to learn a new cooking technique - J. Busl - Florida
I bought this oven with a gift certificate from my brother and sister-in-law, having done a lot of research on toaster ovens. The info-mericals made it look like the oven was perfect, but that hasn't been my experience. I tried to cook some frozen tostinos and couldn't find a setting for them, so I selected "frozen pizza rolls". Unfortunately, the oven cooked (burned) the ends of the rolls before the middle got hot. I found by moving them around in the oven, I could minimize the burning, but never completely eliminate it. I didn't really find that it cooked things much faster then the old toaster oven we had.
My husband won't use it for several reasons: he can't read the electronic read-out or the labels on the buttons; he's too used to the old toaster oven with the temperature setting and timer; he's not into learning new things at his age!
I think this oven would be great for a family or single who cooks a lot of fast foods. There are multiple settings for fast and convenience foods. Unfortunately, (or maybe fortunately, now that I think about it!), we don't eat a lot of those foods.
Complex toaster oven - Norman E. Mcroberts - Danville, IN United States
Sophisticated for a toaster oven, but very efficient once you learn how to program to accomplish the job at hand.
