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Old Jul 26, 2007, 10:52 PM
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Cooking without an oven

Your oven has died, but you have four burners on the stovetop and a microwave oven. What meat dish would you cook and how?

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Old Jul 26, 2007, 10:55 PM   #2  
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Fried chicken baby! I'd soak the chicken overnight in buttermilk, dip it in seasoned flour, and plop it in a cast iron filled a little less than half way with peanut oil. Yummers!
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roasts can be boiled, chicken can be cooked in a pot with liquid or soup or beer. um...stews are good too. Steaks can be cooked in a frying pan on low heat or boiled. Get a toaster oven. You can also get a little countertop convection oven. Ovens are nice but I've lived without one for about 3 years now. one of these days that will change though lol.
If you want recipes let me know. Chicken is tasty when cooked for a long time in a pot with mushroom soup covering it. Simple and tasty. Use another pot for some rice and you have chicken and sauce ready to go.
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Country Fried Steak - sprinkle with salt and pepper, coat in flour, and fry!
Pinto Beans - in the crock pot with some bacon
Mashed Potatoes - Most people know how to make mashed taters..lol
Country Gravy - use drippings from the steak and add 4 tbs. flour, 2 c. milk, and salt and pepper
Cole Slaw - no directions needed, i dont think..lol
and some Fried Apples - 1/4 lb. butter, 1/2 c. sugar, 8 Golden Delicious apples, cut up, unpeeled - add everything to a covered frying pan, cook for 15 minutes, add cinnamon and nutmeg to taste. Some people like them over ice cream


Oh crud I forgot to put how...lol ok i'll fix it...

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Wondergirl agrees: Dredge the steak in seasoned flour and fry in a little oil? Last time I had that was in a little cafe near Butte, Montana.
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Wondergirl agrees: Dredge the steak in seasoned flour and fry in a little oil? Last time I had that was in a little cafe near Butte, Montana.
This meal is awesome! I love country fried steak with country gravy!
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Welcome to my club hunny ive just had the kitchen done no oven for 7 days its was um how can i put it annoying to say the least but get that bbq warmed up and enjoy cooking outside
After all you can cook everything from your veg to the meat on it. hugs hope it gets sorted soon.

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Wondergirl agrees: In the rain? (Hope you are staying safe and dry!) Invite me over for bbq-ing.
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hehehehehe gazeebos are wonderfull things
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Walgreens sells toaster ovens for $9.99,if you really miss your oven.These also keep your house from heating up so much,the temp is 93 in my city with 100% humidity.Fried bacon ,sausage,and pork chops are good also.At least you still have a stove top,we have been without everything after a hurricane for more than a month.Happy cooking.

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Wondergirl agrees: It's not me, but thanks for the suggestion.
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Your oven has died, but you have four burners on the stovetop and a microwave oven. What meat dish would you cook and how?
Try a stove-top pot roast. Cook covered on very low heat, in as heavy a pot/pan as you own (such as cast iron).

But my favorite oven alternative is the new-style pressure cookers! they come with a recipe book.

good luck!
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I'd make stir fry chicken with veggies and rice. Fast and easy.
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