Sure, you can cook a squirrel in a popcorn popper, but those really aren't that common since the advent of microwave popcorn. Max Eddy of Geekosystem has a more practical guide for you: how to cook food in a coffee pot. He has links to instructions and recipes including lemon pepper chicken, chicken pesto pasta, and fish steaks. Inspired by his post, right now I'm cooking eggs in my coffee pot. I'll let you know how they turn out.
What foods have you cooked in a coffee maker?
Link | Previously: How to Brew Beer in a Coffee Maker
What foods have you cooked in a coffee maker?
Link | Previously: How to Brew Beer in a Coffee Maker
I totally used to make ramen in my coffee maker back in my single days!
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ah, makes me think of my undergrad days... only for me it wasn't a coffee maker, it was a rice cooker. I did EVERYTHING with my rice cooker!
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I used to travel a lot for work, and I have cooked a lot of ramen noodles in hotel coffee pots over the years. Not exactly haute cuisine, but it's cheap, and it works.
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The eggs didn't work at all. I finally stopped after two hours of cooking and went to bed. They were still nearly raw.
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Isn't this where coffee cake comes from?
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whitecastle cheeseburgers reheated on the heating element of a hotel coffee maker.
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Ha! My first week in college we cooked ramen noodles...in a coffeemaker made for a travel mug instead of full pot. It was so much fun! I was also excited to use an iron to make grilled cheese, but never got around to that one...
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