Perfect Oven For Roasting the Holiday Bird

[Orangutan]

Over the last few months I've been looking at different options to bake, broil and roast various foods that I like to eat. I looked at convention ovens ranging in price from 8000-25,000 baht. They were on the small size, and the top end lines required them to be built-in. After doing some digging around I found the Sanyo Gas Range GR-992. It has both bottom and top burners, an on the door thermometer, and simple set up. I paid 6,300 baht from an independent appliance shop Phra Khanong. This included delivery.

 

Lat night I roasted a leg of lamb, making several slits stuffed with garlic, fresh rosemary, oregano, sea salt, and pepper. It was delicious! For anyone living in LOS wanting to do some home cooking I highly recommend the Sanyo Range.

 

The shop is called Lee United Electronic Co.; it is located on the opposite side of the Phra Khanong Post Office. PM me for phone number, and the owners name.

 

-Orang

[Nervous_Dog]

Good deal, we paid 7200 for ours, plus something for the gas bottle

[Julian2]

When I lived in Oz I never roasted anything in the house, used a Weber BBQ kettle for about twenty years. Wouldn't mind picking one up here if they were available.

[waerth]

Your appartment building allows you to have gas in your appartment? In my appartment this is forbidden.

 

Waerth

[Orangutan]

The gas tanks in my apartment are located on back porch, just off the kitchen. I've also seen Weber's at the big department stores in Bangkok.

 

-Orang

[Nervous_Dog]

I dont live in an apartment building