Whirlpool Crisp N Grill Microwave recipes

Hi Everyone I totally agree with everyone, FRUSTRATION! I was given one for xmax 2010 but the pathetic bits of infomation they include are hopeless. I too, rang Whirlpool Aus they promised me a full book as well but of course it never arrived. I downloaded the manual but totally agree with one of you I couldnt get my head around it either. The MW sat in my office for 14 months not used. This was until I was told by someone on internet about the fabulous Joy Peel cook book. (She is a NZr I am not sure if everyone knows that and she demonstrates them). From the moment I bought the book I was away It was like I had seen the Light ha ha. From Kaye Dunedin

I bought one on the Gold Coast (Qld), they gave me a basic printed set of recipes at the store, but I also can go to a free cooking class, have booked to go on the 13th.July, will let you know how it all goes.

Hi What function do you use to cook cakes and for how long?
I have just moved into a villa and the stove doesn't work so the crisp and grill is all I have.
All the posts have been very helpful, thank you

Just checking
I have just bought my new whirlpool.. do you just heat the grill pan for 3 minutes on its own? I find the instructions sketchy
Please post reply on site Thanks : )

We have our whirlpool for less than a year and not a day goes past without us using it. We usually buy extra bananas and make 4-5 banana and then freeze them and take out when we need them. The cakes only take a bout 7 -8 monutes but then that depends on the size you are making of course.We did 3 Xmas meats in it on Xmas day for the family and boy did it save a lot of time and the meat was juicy.Frozen pies are done in 5- 6 minutes from freezer, pork chops we pre-heat for 3 minutes then usually 5 minutes average to cook depending on how you like it of course. This would be the best purchase we have ever made and there is usually baking done here now once a week cos it is so damn fast and convenient. The only down side is the follow up service as I rung the call centre about something and it went to the Philipines and still 2 months later have not heard anything but the product itself is awesome. Yes we have a Joy Peel cookbook and found it helpful and were lucky enough to meet her and her husband at a instore demo and they showed us heaps.

Buy Joy Peel;s book, it is great and I am no cook. Cooks great choc chip biscuits in 31/2 mins, and don't have to watch them like the oven, just don't put one in the centre. Banana cake in silicon tin 7 mins, and I just used my normal cakes and biscuit receipes. And I'm not a cook, don't like cooking but have enjoyed microwave as it so easy. Roast veges on Crisp tray brilliant. I have a roast pork out tonight and just trying to decide whether to give it a go, and if I could use an oven bag to prevent splattering of fat.

We have also bought a Whirlpool from Harvey Nomans in Christchurch. We dont know how to use it, totally agree with everyone when they say the instructions are hopeless to say the least. What is the point of having all the functions when nothing is explained. As of today, think it was a complete waste of money but will try and get my hands on the Joy Peel cookbook. If cant get the book its either going to be a microwave or goes back in the box.

Hi Ladies. I am Joy Peel wanting to agree with you all re the instructions and user guide of this wonderful, amazing crisp n grill machine. I have been cooking baking roasting etc in mine for 12 odd years and it was't long after the start that I realised a recipe book was necessary.
The book has proved to be very helpful and if you would like to purchase a book our email is bradfordway@ihug.co.nz. We would love to hear from you if you need any help.

I want a joy peel cook book, any one know how I can get one.Ive only just got mine and I love it but not sure on times etc.the booklet they give you with it is useless my email is toobootz@slingshot.co.nz thanks Jan

Hi just wondering whether I can use metal cake tins using th crisp function or do I have to use silicone?

I am on my second Whirpool combi and shocked to find they still dont listen to the consumers about the user manual (pathetic) amount of instructions. Also NO preheat function (fan bake) on the JT369 SHAME as that was the best feature on my old one.I have just got the crisp cake plate but can find no recipes :-(

so how about we start a website/wiki with recipes for the crisp/steam/etc functions of these wonderful machines? Anyone interested?

Whirlpool have recently put out a nicely organized cook book for the Crisp n Grill microwave which is free to download. It includes lots of information on how to use your Crisp n Grill microwave as well as lots of recipes that don't cost a lot to make. In the Google Search type: whirlpool crisp n grill recipes.

The following link should take you to the list of crisp n grill microwave recipes by Whirlpool

http://www.whirlpool.co.nz/support/instructions-for-use-ifu/microwaves/free-standing

I have the free copy of the Crisp n Grill cookbook. It's fantastic! There's even a section on how to adapt your own recipes. There are several ways to get it but this works for me: In the Google Search type: Whirlpool (I FU) - Australia then click on INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE (I FU) Australia.
In the left hand list click "microwaves" then then "Free Standing". Find the Cookbook that relates to your microwave and click to download. Be sure you have Adobe Acrobat Reader as this is a PDF file.

Hi All,
Just purchased the JT369 today to use while we renovate our kitchen (yeeha finally!!)
I am a complete novice so finding this site was a nice surprise.
We tested heating 2 frozen meat pies. I sort of followed the tips in an earlier post on here, Thanx :-)
This is what I did....
Pre-heated crisp tray for 2 mins
Placed pies upside down on tray and heated with crisp function for 3 minutes. Then turned pies right way up and heated for a further 3.5 mins. (was worried I might over cook so little steps).
When we tested, pies were still frozen in the centre.
So then we placed pies upside down again and heated on crisp for a further 3 mins, then turned right way up for a further 2 mins.
This worked okay, although probably could have had another min or two?? They were warm enough to eat comfortably although a little unevenly heated through?
Does anyone know if these times sound close to correct? I have nothing to guage times on yet and hope that my Chef is heating at correct temp
Or did I do something wrong?? :-)

Hi All,

Just to let you know the Facebook page "I Love My Whirlpool Crisp and Grill Microwave" is now up and running. Lot of helpful hints, recipes and a place to ask questions of the experts. Just click the link below and like the page :-)

https://www.facebook.com/pages/I-Love-My-Whirlpool-Crisp-Grill-Microwave/289925554376153

Also the Whirlpool Crisp and Grill Microwave Cookbook is now available on E-bay.

Oven results in Microwave time. The amazing Whirlpool microwave can crisp, grill and fry and there is now a recipe book available to help you create wonderful meals, cakes, deserts and so much more. There are over 100 recipes, full colour with pictures and gloss pages. A must have for anyone that owns a Whirlpool Crisp and Grill Microwave. Written by Angela Gurrin who has worked with Whirlpool for over 20 years and runs cooking classes for the microwave.

Just click the link below:

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http://www.whirlpool.com.au/products/microwaves/microwave/crisp-n-grill-convection-fan-forced-30l-microwave-jt369wh

Download files

2 x cookbooks,1 instruction & 1 quick reference guide

Going to put this arictle to good use now.

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Hardly use mine as a microwave. Sold the oven and only use the crisp n grill. Brilliant