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Usually they are demonstrated at every motorhome show but I do not see them at Shepton Mallet this year.

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Hi

Just caught up with these posts and was wondering if you can cook pasta or rice in one half of the double skillet while chilli / bolognese sauce etc cooks in the other half - we don't do meat and veg dishes very often?

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what will hold a lot will also hold a little.
what will hold a little will never hold a lot.
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CandA wrote:

snipped... wondering if you can cook pasta or rice in one half of the double skillet while chilli / bolognese sauce etc cooks in the other half

We bought a double skillet just before going away to France for three weeks in Aug / Sept. I had wondered about pasta too so I gave it a try. It just about worked for the quantity I wanted to cook (for two of us) but I had to be careful not to let it boil over.

The advertising suggests that all you need in addition to the double skillet is a milk pan. This isn't exactly true, it all depends what you want to cook. When I put the double skillet in the motorhome I removed a frying pan a large saucepan and one of the tiers of a stainless steel steamer. This left us with a small saucepan and the intermediate sized steamer with 1 tier on top (useful as a colander). I'm now considering putting the large saucepan back in the motorhome. and I'd definitely do this if we were cooking for more than two.

Chris

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