/ Sausages other than frankfurters - some continental sausages (Boudin Blanc, Mortadella?) are boiled, and are bigger than most normal pans. People use them for allsorts, from sous vide cooking to beer brewing. Put 12 pound (230 g) of wax into your double boiler. 4 For safety, always use an electric stovenever gas. Afterwards, place a smaller pouring pot into the large pot with water.
It doesn't actually make jam, but is intended for preserving bottled fruit. Fill it up with about 2 inches (5.1 cm) of water. There are easier ways of heating normal quantities of frankfurters!įrom time to time Lidl sell a "Jam maker" that is suspiciously similar to the basic Kochstar (though a fraction of its price). Some of the frames I need to boil in an old tea urn, with washing soda, but again bung them in and leave five mins, rinse them off and let dry and ready for re-use. If you are using it as a heated waterbath, with the wax in a bowl/bucket (Kochstar offer a suitable, and expensive, stainless item) - then you might think of using it, as you might a tea urn, for other tasks like pasteurising bottles of apple juice or bulk quantities of mulled wine. The other one I know of is basically a tea-urn, though possibly with a better thermostat). Having put wax directly into the thing (to be tapped out at the upper tap), clearly you wouldn't be thinking of using it for food. Heating wax over water is the best for the product and the safest for the user.There are (at least) two different products.
We recommend no matter how you heat your wax, to use a thermometer to ensure the correct temperature of the wax. The wax melt burner becomes very hot during use, do not touch or move whilst alight or whilst wax remains molten. **The dial is numbered 1-10 which heats the water in the unit, that the wax insert sits in. I have an old tea/coffee urn which Ive used to melt larger quantities of wax (paraffin not soy). **NB there is no tap on this melter, you need to use a small pouring pot to decant.Ĭhoosing a thermometer to sit in the wax, you can learn what setting you prefer as your pour temperature. This forms your double saucepan, keeping you safe, your wax can never go beyond the boiling temperature of water, 100C. Working on multiple batches? You can purchase additional melt pot inserts here. **Great for all waxes melting under 100C, but not gel (needs 140C) (add enough water so the pot just begins to float with wax) This melting pot has a capacity of 7kg wax (though is rated as a volume 10L).ġ000ml water is added to the outer pot, then the included stainless steel wax melter insert sits in that. This item: Cup Warmer and Wax Warmer for Desk or Home - Mug Warmer - Wax Melt Warmer - Coffee and Tea Warmer.
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