The Dishwasher Chef.

[inksplotter]

Would you eat a meal that had been cooked in a dishwasher?

[inksplotter]

Keep forgetting links: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/chef-cooks-chicken-curry---3741682

[Mosaic]

Theoretically it is possible for the heat reached in a dishwasher to cook certain foods, and I can remember this being done on TV back in the 70s. However, it's a question of tools and jobs. Like, you can unscrew things with a sharp chisel. But screwdrivers are better. So you can cook some things in a dishwasher, but probably end up clarting up the outflow with food residue.

And no, I don't fancy trout a la indesit.

[anneasquith]

no.

[DTCwordfan]

Well, I am presuming that you 'Finish'ed it......

[Cloverjo]

No. I saw a salmon dish cooked in a dishwasher on TV years ago. Can't see the point. I'd rather do it in the oven.

[DTCwordfan]

How many plaice settings can you get in your dishwasher, inky....?

[Mosaic]

Oh grumble groan DT!

[DTCwordfan]

But you like it, mosaic!

[lozzer50]

no way !! i couldnt anyway as the only dishwasher I have in the house is Mr Lozzer ;) ha ha ha

[237SJ]

I wouldn`t like the idea of it and there is no way of regulating the cooking temperature.

[kvalidir]

I cant see a reason why not actually, but I wouldn't go out of my way to do it if I had a perfectly good cooker.

[kvalidir]

How long did you cook a whole Salmon for please ColinandJess?

[kvalidir]

Cool thank you:)

[inksplotter]

Chicken is harder to cook than fish (unless it's puffer fish)