Comments on: Teatime treats http://mumsgather.com/2008/08/21/teatime-breaks/ My very own mini, personalised, parenting resource. A cyber filing cabinet of parenting articles and links. I love sharing my children's favourite sites, online games, crafts and exchanging childcare stories and parenting issues faced with other parents. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 07:47:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: lia http://mumsgather.com/2008/08/21/teatime-breaks/#comment-311848 lia Tue, 26 Aug 2008 03:42:56 +0000 http://mumsgather.com/2008/08/21/teatime-breaks/#comment-311848 I got an all in one jobthe Samsung convection oven. Microwave/oven/sgrille etc all in one. It was such a blessing. It's a bit expensive ()it was around RM1k) but its heavily used :) And it has an auto menu where you can key in weight of the chicken wings or roast or something and it works out the time etc and temp and masak for you. I love mine :) <strong>Well, I have a convection oven too. I tried to grill chicken wings with it but it turned out undercooked and not very nice at all. Now, I just use it for defrosting and ever since I attended a talk about how unhealthy microwave oven cooking is and how one shouldn't even have one in the house, I lagi takut to use adi! Haha.</strong> I got an all in one jobthe Samsung convection oven. Microwave/oven/sgrille etc all in one.

It was such a blessing. It’s a bit expensive ()it was around RM1k) but its heavily used :) And it has an auto menu where you can key in weight of the chicken wings or roast or something and it works out the time etc and temp and masak for you.

I love mine :)

Well, I have a convection oven too. I tried to grill chicken wings with it but it turned out undercooked and not very nice at all. Now, I just use it for defrosting and ever since I attended a talk about how unhealthy microwave oven cooking is and how one shouldn’t even have one in the house, I lagi takut to use adi! Haha.

]]> By: henny http://mumsgather.com/2008/08/21/teatime-breaks/#comment-310514 henny Fri, 22 Aug 2008 02:07:50 +0000 http://mumsgather.com/2008/08/21/teatime-breaks/#comment-310514 Mg, sometimes to make cookies/cakes (if you REALLY want)we don't need oven, my dear.. I have a no need baking recipe for cookies and cheese cake. Do you want it? I'll send by your email if you wish :) <strong>Oh, would you? That would be nice. :)</strong> Mg,
sometimes to make cookies/cakes (if you REALLY want)we don’t need oven, my dear..
I have a no need baking recipe for cookies and cheese cake. Do you want it? I’ll send by your email if you wish :)

Oh, would you? That would be nice. :)

]]> By: wen http://mumsgather.com/2008/08/21/teatime-breaks/#comment-310011 wen Thu, 21 Aug 2008 14:10:30 +0000 http://mumsgather.com/2008/08/21/teatime-breaks/#comment-310011 there are many good ovens out there with well known brands. but it also depends on ur budget... <strong>I talk oni. At the end of the day, I'd probably run to the store to buy a cake instead of an oven. Hahaha.</strong> there are many good ovens out there with well known brands. but it also depends on ur budget…

I talk oni. At the end of the day, I’d probably run to the store to buy a cake instead of an oven. Hahaha.

]]> By: blurqueen http://mumsgather.com/2008/08/21/teatime-breaks/#comment-309789 blurqueen Thu, 21 Aug 2008 05:31:51 +0000 http://mumsgather.com/2008/08/21/teatime-breaks/#comment-309789 I think cooking/baking is a great way to bond with people. Why don't you consider getting a standard size oven? There are a lot more that you can do with a standard size oven. Aside from bonding with your children, you can also impress your spouse's co-workers or relatives with your culinary skill. What I can see from my part of the world, Fagor Electrolux manufacture decent ovens and if there is anything wrong, the support is there. I prefer convection oven to microwave oven. Imagine making your kids' own birthday cakes or muffins for their afternoon tea party....It will be so much fun! <strong>Yes, it'll be so much fun. But I really don't know where to begin. Its seems like a big task to me. I don't have any stirrer or whatever it is you call it etc and other tools. Hehe.</strong> I think cooking/baking is a great way to bond with people. Why don’t you consider getting a standard size oven? There are a lot more that you can do with a standard size oven. Aside from bonding with your children, you can also impress your spouse’s co-workers or relatives with your culinary skill.

What I can see from my part of the world, Fagor Electrolux manufacture decent ovens and if there is anything wrong, the support is there. I prefer convection oven to microwave oven.

Imagine making your kids’ own birthday cakes or muffins for their afternoon tea party….It will be so much fun!

Yes, it’ll be so much fun. But I really don’t know where to begin. Its seems like a big task to me. I don’t have any stirrer or whatever it is you call it etc and other tools. Hehe.

]]> By: Kopi Soh http://mumsgather.com/2008/08/21/teatime-breaks/#comment-309779 Kopi Soh Thu, 21 Aug 2008 05:12:08 +0000 http://mumsgather.com/2008/08/21/teatime-breaks/#comment-309779 If someone lehkomen a good lil oven, dun forget to bake my overdue buffday cake ya :P <strong>OMG! I FORGOT YOUR BIRTHDAY!!!!!!!!!! Since I'm already late hor, I just wish you Happy Birthday here and won't bother to send you one of em silly e-cards can anot? Muahahahaha.</strong> If someone lehkomen a good lil oven, dun forget to bake my overdue buffday cake ya :P

OMG! I FORGOT YOUR BIRTHDAY!!!!!!!!!! Since I’m already late hor, I just wish you Happy Birthday here and won’t bother to send you one of em silly e-cards can anot? Muahahahaha.

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