Users have nothing but praise for this premium, 110cm wide behemoth. They love the build quality, the ease of use and how easy it is to clean. They also love the fact it’s available in six kitchen-matching colours. Cookery series with Big Cook Ben and foot-high Little Cook Small. Ben and Small want to get a pet, but can't make up their minds. A customer rings the bell. It is Gupta the Goldfish and Ben and Small make him a fish tank quiche. Small whizzes off to get some broccoli for the recipe, and to say thank you for his meal, Gupta solves the pet problem. He leaves them a tank with two toy goldfish in it. Ben and Small decide to call their new pets Broccoli and Carrott.

Hob suitability: choose a set that’s suitable for your hob. Ideally choose one suitable for all hob types, so there’s no risk of the set becoming redundant if you move from gas or electric to induction.

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The controls are a little cluttered, but the illustrations make the Sage The Fast Slow Go easy to use and very clear. The lid his hinged, which we don't love, but it does mean the Sage The Fast Slow Go will transition easily between slow cooking and pressure cooking for a range of the cooking modes. When testing these slow cookers we were keen to try out each of their main cooking settings, so while a more simple manual slow cooker was used to make a stew or simple curry, we pressure cooked meat and steamed fish in the more complex slow cookers on the market. When slow cookers came with digital settings we attempted delay-start recipes and tested how easy they were to use.

It's the hottest day of the year but Small wants it to snow. Paddie the polar bear visits the cafe, Small flies off to see how chocolate buttons are made, and the two friends make chilly polar cones for their Arctic guest. The Ninja Foodi Multi-Cooker is certainly mighty, but if you like your gadgets it could be a great investment. You can of course just use this multi-cooker as a slow cooker, for which it has a generous 6 litre capacity, but you can also take advantage of the sear setting to brown meat and veggies before slow cooking for a more rich flavour. Key specs – Style: Freestanding dual-fuel cooker; Width: 60cm; Number of ovens: 2; Main oven capacity: 65l; Fan assisted: Yes; Grill: Integrated oven/grill; Storage drawer: No; Timer: Yes; Hob: 4 gas burners; Energy rating: ABen and Small are playing a game of cards. Small decides he'd like to be a king. The Queen of Hearts visits the café and the cooks make her some jam tarts. In return she leaves Small a crown, so now he can be a proper king. For those looking to update their kitchen setup, an oven from our built-in range might be just the thing. Our choices include both single and spacious double ovens, ideal for every home. Some of our ovens come with catalytic liners, making cleaning a tad bit easier. Recipes. Big Cook Ben and foot-high Little Cook Small run a café together for a varied fairytale clientele. Small wants to go for a ride on his scooter, but he's lost the key to the store cupboard. Marco the Mole enters the café and the chefs make him some mince pie moles. In exchange, he gives them something he found under the floorboards - the key to the cupboard. The 600DF, from British brand Stoves, is a 60cm dual-fuel cooker with a large 65-litre fan-assisted oven below and smaller 37-litre static oven and grill. The grill is of the open-door variety, which is said to allow air to circulate so the food is grilled rather than baked. Aside from having the usual temperature range (100˚C to 250˚C), the main oven also features a defrost function. Both ovens have very accurate temperature regulators, which is a big bonus if you’re a baker. They also heat up to full temperature within a few minutes. Another bonus. Ben and Small are trying to sail a paper boat, but it keeps sinking. Sam the Sailor comes into the café. They make him jelly boats and, in return, he gives them a new toy.

Ben's family decide to come and stay and Ben is worried he does not have enough beds for them all to sleep. But, a princess visits the café for a meal and they cook her princess pie; in return, she leaves them a present of some duvets and mattresses for Ben's guests.And at the end, as you can see in this photo, this Sim has a large golden Eiffel Tower that glows with twinkling lights ;)) It is SO! awesome!!! :))

Cookery series with Big Cook Ben and foot-high Little Cook Small. Ben and Small are getting ready for the Cooks' Fun Day. Small is upset as he's too small to enter most of the races, and he'll never win. A Gingerbread man then enters the café and Ben and Small make him some gingerbread people. To thank Ben and Small for his meal, the Gingerbread man leaves a small egg - now Small can enter the egg and spoon race. He should be able to win now - he has a special spoon. Ben receives a woolly jumper from his aunt Betty, but he accidentally unravels it. Ben and Small cook Little Bo Peep a potato sheep and in return she leaves them a lovely new jumper, just like the one aunt Betty made.

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Hob-wise, it comes with four burners: a small 1kW burner for simmering duties, two 1.9kW burners for general cooking, and a large double-ring 3kW wok burner for frying pans and, er, woks. This model also comes with a glass lid to keep things tidy. However, this nice touch only comes into its own if the hob itself is kept sparkling clean – a difficult task, it must be said, given the amount of stainless steel used in the construction. Also be mindful that its electricity load rating is a rather high 5.3kW, so you may need to have a suitable ring main fitted before installation. The Russell Hobbs Good to Go Multicooker is a true multi-tasker. Armed with a variety of capabilities, you can make sure that your meat is cooked just right before you cut it open, or fill up a water bath for succulent sous vide fish or veggies. This digital slow cooker comes with a removable control dial on its front control panel, which has pre-set modes for steaming and stewing as well as high and low manual temperature levels. There is also a keep warm mode. Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. The cafe is very noisy because all of the cupboards are creaking and Small's scooter is squeaking. Today’s recipe is crispy tools for Maisie the Mechanic, who may be able to help with their noisy problems. Let’s start with the tall three-layer fan oven on the right, which is the one you’re likely to use most. At a massive 91 litres, it’s a brilliant size for a full family roast, including potatoes, Yorkshire puds and a tray of roasted carrots and parsnips. Fancy whipping up a lemon meringue pie at the same time. No problem: just bung it in the 62-litre fanned cavity on the bottom left. That’s dinner basically done, and you haven’t even touched the top left conventional 35-litre oven/grill or the hob area.