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09-15-2008, 10:41 AM
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Rep Power: 10 | New Kitchen Timer for Holiday Cooking Released
New Kitchen Timer for Holiday Cooking Released by Food Network Store and RachaelRayShow.com Just in time for the holidays, the new 5 in 1 DoneRight Timer™ is now available through the FoodNetworkStore.com, RachaelRayShow.com, and Cooking.com.
Chicago, IL ( PRWEB) September 15, 2008 -- The Food Network Store has just released a new kind of kitchen timer to handle those large holiday and Sunday dinners.
Have you ever had a Thanksgiving turkey in the oven with potatoes boiling on one burner and corn cooking on another? Were you afraid something would burn if you left the stove to work on the cranberries? No problem. This timer has everything covered with two more timers to spare. MORE HERE | 
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09-15-2008, 11:17 AM
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Rep Power: 10 | Timing food has never been an issue with me. I have it down like a finely tuned symphony. 
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09-15-2008, 11:24 AM
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Rep Power: 10 | My microwave has a timer and I usually use it. I use the timer more than I use the microwave.  | |
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09-15-2008, 11:25 AM
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Rep Power: 10 | I'd have to agree with you. At least they are good for something. 
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09-15-2008, 11:26 AM
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Rep Power: 1 | LOL! I do the same thing...the timer on my microwave is great! :P
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09-15-2008, 04:53 PM
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Rep Power: 3 | I use the timer on my MW too, plus my range has several timers (each with their own different "beep"), but timing has never been a problem for me.
This timer would tho make a great gift for that new cook who just learning. The range design is kind of nifty.
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09-15-2008, 05:05 PM
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Rep Power: 2 | I use the timer on my prode thermometer most of the time.
But I recently found a retro style stainless steel timer (you crack it around and set the time, its cool) that I love and now use more than my probe thermometer's timer. | |
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09-15-2008, 05:09 PM
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Rep Power: 3 | I've got one of those wireless probe thermometer that I use with my smoker. That way I don't have to keep running outside to check the temp.
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09-15-2008, 05:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Food Network Fan  My microwave has a timer and I usually use it. I use the timer more than I use the microwave. |
My microwave has one also (just looked for it), but I still have yet to use it.
I never knew that there was such a thing on microwaves. Until now! I've always used my Pilsbury Dough Boy timer.
That time is in the shape of a stove. First time seeing one like that!  | |
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09-15-2008, 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted by MiseEnPlace I use the timer on my prode thermometer most of the time.
But I recently found a retro style stainless steel timer (you crack it around and set the time, its cool) that I love and now use more than my probe thermometer's timer. | Oooh where did you get it? I love retro simple tools!
I usually time pasta and cakes, things that are in the oven for a long time get timed so I don't forget them.
When making a big meal, I have worked out the timing thing without having to set a timer, friends like to watch because all of a sudden everything comes together at once!
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