What's for dinner?

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doug rr wrote:easy off it is...my wife does that part and i tackle the burners...speaking of burners the Wolf guy comes today because after 3 years we still get clicking in various burners..so annoying..its still under warranty so i hope they can finally fix it today..do you have this problem, chris?
we don't have that problem. we do, however, have a problem with two of our burner knobs that don't hold but move to the lowest position on their own. it takes a lot of patience to keep trying to get them back in the position.
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spike wrote:If you guys overboil something on the stove, do you clean it up right away, or wait til regularly scheduled stovetop/oven cleaning?
definitely latter. i will, however, clean splatters up.
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doug rr wrote:
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doug rr wrote:easy off it is...my wife does that part and i tackle the burners...speaking of burners the Wolf guy comes today because after 3 years we still get clicking in various burners..so annoying..its still under warranty so i hope they can finally fix it today..do you have this problem, chris?
Is it clicking after the burner is on?
yes..the guy just left..its not a burner problem but electrical..could have been from a overspill..anyway, he's coming back this week and since its still under warranty he is going to replace the burners for free and just charge for the electrical replacement which is only around 200 plus the labor..i'll take it
We were having the same problem. Our guy told me it was just carbon build up around the burner and showed me how to put my palm on it and while putting pressure on the little cover piece, rotating it back and forth to knock the carbon loose. Worked like a charm.
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That 2 out of 2 Wolf stoves on RM that have had weird issues. Seems like my $200 dinky electric stove with zero issues reigns supreme.
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i'm going to induction stoves next time
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Me too.

And I’ll never do a gas stove again. It burns too unevenly and can take forever to fully heat up. I made a big mistake by not doing a dual range.
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have the RM wolf stove owners ever cooked wolf brand chili on the stovetop or is that too lowbrow and on the nose?
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dad wrote:have the RM wolf stove owners ever cooked wolf brand chili on the stovetop or is that too lowbrow and on the nose?
What do you know about eating wolf meat?
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dad wrote:have the RM wolf stove owners ever cooked wolf brand chili on the stovetop or is that too lowbrow and on the nose?
i'm a no beans hormel guy
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I’ve known that about you for years, and I’m still taken aback every time I read it
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why is that?
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bodysnatcher wrote:
dad wrote:have the RM wolf stove owners ever cooked wolf brand chili on the stovetop or is that too lowbrow and on the nose?
What do you know about eating wolf meat?
what do you think you know about knowing what i know about wolf meat?
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didn't lms name his kid wolf?
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a walking wounded taco
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doug rr wrote:a walking wounded taco
that's what was a result of googling, "thinking about those beans."
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dad wrote:
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dad wrote:have the RM wolf stove owners ever cooked wolf brand chili on the stovetop or is that too lowbrow and on the nose?
What do you know about eating wolf meat?
what do you think you know about knowing what i know about wolf meat?
I know we’ll enough not to eat it !
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sushi
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doug rr wrote:why is that?
You just seem like someone who would have an amazing homemade chili recipe
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bodysnatcher wrote:
doug rr wrote:why is that?
You just seem like someone who would have an amazing homemade chili recipe
my wife is actually the chili maker around here..i only do the hormel when its chili dog night..nothing compares
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