Oh, my gosh! I am a kitchen gadget queen that is, according to my kids and I wear the title proudly...lol! This CookingPal Multo, blows my mind. Your meal demo makes my head turn. I will go back and watch your unboxing. Question; can the steamer baskets be used without cooking in bottom of unit? I'd like to see bread kneaded in it for baking. Most important question, will you also be creating a cook book for it or is the IPad sufficient to be used with ones own modifications? LOL, intelligent cooking machine! After noting the price...it might be beyond my reach. However, it's on my WISH list. Thanks for your time as I continue to enjoy and learn from your videos. Take care.
I do plan on doing a bread recipe in the near future, so stay tuned! (and I have had a couple of brief talks about doing a cookbook! :) ) But the recipes that are on the pad itself provide lots of options!
I'll tell you what... the more I use it, the more I actually think it's a total bargain for what it does! I'm glad you find it interesting! Tune in next week when I give my review of it! :)
@@lmcburney This is the second one. My previous video is the unboxing video (I just got it a few weeks ago!) I've been experimenting a lot - making lots of the guided recipes, as well as making my own. the more I use it, the more I see how very much it has to offer. (Right now, I'm making homemade ginger beer in it! Yum!)
Good evening Heather. Like all your videos I enjoyed it very much you are a terrific salesperson as well. I just do not see as being a big seller, way too complicated for fixing a meal.
Hey Jeff! Good to hear from you, as always. There's definitely a learning curve for sure, but I've gotta say that once I got the hang of it (took about 4-5 recipes), it actually really was easier for much of what I do in the kitchen. But I know it's not for everyone! Be sure to watch my review video (coming in a few days) becauase I address that exaxct topic! Have a good weekend!
I don't own a Thermomix but I did a lot of research and comparison between the two before I got my CookingPal. I believe they perform equally well, but there are a couple of functions the Thermomix has (but I wouldn't use those anyway). Give than the CookingPal is much less expensive, it was a no brainer for me to get it.
How did you cook the ham? Please stop believing out important parts of a recipe that you were making. I’m wondering if you were able to cook the ham on the cooking power or if you had to use one of the machine and if so, what machine is it that you used to cook the ham on? Thanks!
I Clan. Thanks for your comment. I believe I said in the video that I used a pre-cooked ham steak that I cut up (if that somehow got edited out, I apologize, but I did say that when I was filming... I'll have to look through it again to make sure I say that.) Sorry for the confusion. I definitely try hard to not leave out important parts.
What do you all want to see me make in the Multo? (And check out the unboxing video here: ruclips.net/video/ud4_RKvC8uU/видео.html)
I wonder how a risotto would be?
Oh, my gosh! I am a kitchen gadget queen that is, according to my kids and I wear the title proudly...lol! This CookingPal Multo, blows my mind. Your meal demo makes my head turn. I will go back and watch your unboxing. Question; can the steamer baskets be used without cooking in bottom of unit? I'd like to see bread kneaded in it for baking. Most important question, will you also be creating a cook book for it or is the IPad sufficient to be used with ones own modifications? LOL, intelligent cooking machine! After noting the price...it might be beyond my reach. However, it's on my WISH list. Thanks for your time as I continue to enjoy and learn from your videos. Take care.
I do plan on doing a bread recipe in the near future, so stay tuned! (and I have had a couple of brief talks about doing a cookbook! :) ) But the recipes that are on the pad itself provide lots of options!
Very interesting device. Pretty pricey but very interesting. I love gadgets.
I'll tell you what... the more I use it, the more I actually think it's a total bargain for what it does! I'm glad you find it interesting! Tune in next week when I give my review of it! :)
@@Thespicyapron I look forward to seeing your review. I am going to go back and pick up any other videos you put out using the Multo.
@@lmcburney This is the second one. My previous video is the unboxing video (I just got it a few weeks ago!) I've been experimenting a lot - making lots of the guided recipes, as well as making my own. the more I use it, the more I see how very much it has to offer. (Right now, I'm making homemade ginger beer in it! Yum!)
I know it has been awhile since you did this video, but could you double the recipe if you wanted to? (I have a teenage boy)
Good evening Heather. Like all your videos I enjoyed it very much you are a terrific salesperson as well. I just do not see as being a big seller, way too complicated for fixing a meal.
Hey Jeff! Good to hear from you, as always. There's definitely a learning curve for sure, but I've gotta say that once I got the hang of it (took about 4-5 recipes), it actually really was easier for much of what I do in the kitchen. But I know it's not for everyone! Be sure to watch my review video (coming in a few days) becauase I address that exaxct topic! Have a good weekend!
Jeff you could say the same about thermomix and they have such a cult following...
mis en place
I was SO close!! Thanks! :)
Yes!! Thanks!
Can you get it cheaper without the tablet
The tablet is part of the entire system so you can’t get one without the tablet. It’s how you control everything and all the features.
How does it compare with the Thermomix?
I don't own a Thermomix but I did a lot of research and comparison between the two before I got my CookingPal. I believe they perform equally well, but there are a couple of functions the Thermomix has (but I wouldn't use those anyway). Give than the CookingPal is much less expensive, it was a no brainer for me to get it.
Seems a little overkill to make Mac and cheese XD
How did you cook the ham? Please stop believing out important parts of a recipe that you were making. I’m wondering if you were able to cook the ham on the cooking power or if you had to use one of the machine and if so, what machine is it that you used to cook the ham on? Thanks!
I Clan. Thanks for your comment. I believe I said in the video that I used a pre-cooked ham steak that I cut up (if that somehow got edited out, I apologize, but I did say that when I was filming... I'll have to look through it again to make sure I say that.) Sorry for the confusion. I definitely try hard to not leave out important parts.