Installation of Oven?

[ken.p]

Hi guys,
In a couple of months, we shall have a house to rent out, looking for long-term rentals.
My questions, should we have an oven installed, also do I need to pay to advertise here for a 1 off property? If so details please.
Thanks

Ken.

[jingjoe]

After buying one of those turbo ovens for about 900bht,i would never go back to an oven again icook roast chickens,cook pizzas and cakes,etcetc,i would suggest just having two gas burners for stir frying and pan cooking,

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/artic ... -hour.aspx

[Big Boy]

do I need to pay to advertise here for a 1 off property? If so details please.

Yes, you will. I don't think the fee is very much, but you do need to contact Admin.

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[Nereus]

After buying one of those turbo ovens for about 900bht,i would never go back to an oven again icook roast chickens,cook pizzas and cakes,etcetc,i would suggest just having two gas burners for stir frying and pan cooking,

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/artic ... -hour.aspx

Yes, I agree. They cook better, cheaper to run and easy to clean. I have a built in oven, both in a Condo and in a house, and I never use either of them.
For rental property I would be inclined to wait and see. Firstly, if you can find a long term renter, and then, if so offer to put one in if they want it.

[Dannie Boy]

After buying one of those turbo ovens for about 900bht,i would never go back to an oven again icook roast chickens,cook pizzas and cakes,etcetc,i would suggest just having two gas burners for stir frying and pan cooking,

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/artic ... -hour.aspx

Not deliberately nitpicking but assume you meant 9000 baht which is still a lot less than a conventional oven and having opened up your link, it looks to be a very versatile piece of equipment. Having never considered one before I have never looked for them, but are they available at all of the normal electrical hardware stores in and around HH?

[Nereus]

After buying one of those turbo ovens for about 900bht,i would never go back to an oven again icook roast chickens,cook pizzas and cakes,etcetc,i would suggest just having two gas burners for stir frying and pan cooking,

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/artic ... -hour.aspx

Not deliberately nitpicking but assume you meant 9000 baht which is still a lot less than a conventional oven and having opened up your link, it looks to be a very versatile piece of equipment. Having never considered one before I have never looked for them, but are they available at all of the normal electrical hardware stores in and around HH?

No, they ARE around 900 Baht, 990 in Makro, 1,500 in Tesco. There are a couple of different sizes and brands. Mine is "Otto".

[Dannie Boy]

After buying one of those turbo ovens for about 900bht,i would never go back to an oven again icook roast chickens,cook pizzas and cakes,etcetc,i would suggest just having two gas burners for stir frying and pan cooking,

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/artic ... -hour.aspx

Not deliberately nitpicking but assume you meant 9000 baht which is still a lot less than a conventional oven and having opened up your link, it looks to be a very versatile piece of equipment. Having never considered one before I have never looked for them, but are they available at all of the normal electrical hardware stores in and around HH?

No, they ARE around 900 Baht, 990 in Makro, 1,500 in Tesco. There are a couple of different sizes and brands. Mine is "Otto".

Wow!! At that price you can't go wrong, I'm gonna buy one next visit to Makro.

[jingjoe]

mine is a "myhome" brand it was 890bht on special at tescos about 3months ago,they all look and work pretty much the same

[barrys]

Wow!! At that price you can't go wrong, I'm gonna buy one next visit to Makro.

Me too, thanks for the tip, jingjoe

[Takiap]

I've just bought one of these turbo ovens (Otto) at Makro but I couldn't find any oven proof dishes or baking trays. Anyone know where I could find some? Also want to try making bread so need a suitable bread pan/tray that is small enough to fit in the oven.

[splitlid]

index has a selection of cookware

[Takiap]

Thanks. I checked the Chinese shop near to the wet market, and bought some kit there. That shop is really great and they appear to sell good quality stuff as well.

Will be trying to bake some bread and cookies tomorrow with the kids.

[Dannie Boy]

Thanks. I checked the Chinese shop near to the wet market, and bought some kit there. That shop is really great and they appear to sell good quality stuff as well.

Will be trying to bake some bread and cookies tomorrow with the kids.

I'll be very interested to see how the bread turns out as the ovens are quite compact and the top of the loaf might be a bit too close to the top of the machine?

[Takiap]

Yes, it might be a matter of trial and error, but can't see space being a problem if I use the low rack and aim for smallish loaves. The biggest challenge for me will be getting the dough mix right because I have never even attempted making bread before.

[Dannie Boy]

Yes, it might be a matter of trial and error, but can't see space being a problem if I use the low rack and aim for smallish loaves. The biggest challenge for me will be getting the dough mix right because I have never even attempted making bread before.

That's quite a challenge then, but hopefully you'll enjoy it, I make my own bread all the time but bake it in a conventional oven so interested to see how you get on - good luck.