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Submitted by arumugam49 on March 19, 2010 - 7:36pm OTG quiryI am from India. I have a Morphy Richard 40 litre OTG. In that there is a "spice tray". I donot know why they provide this. In the manual also there is no explanation except how to remove & fix back the tray. From the name I persume that I can keep some spice in that to give flavour to baked stuff. I may not be correct. Can any one help me to use this tray & what spice has to be kept for what item.
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OTG Spice Tray
I have no idea actually but my guess would be that as these ovens appear to be popular in India (there have been other posters mention them) Morphy Richards have come up with a function specific to the market. When I make Indian dishes I heat the spices in a very small pot, which I keep for this purpose alone, using an element on top of my stove, before grinding them. Perhaps this is the purpose...?
If it were me I'd telephone/email the maker and ask them directly.
I'll be very interested to learn what the use really is.
Regards, Robyn
Could it be .....
Are you certain that what you're describing as a "sice grill" isn't a crumb tray? Oven/Toaster/Grills usually do have a removable crumb tray for ease of cleaning.
Spice aroma
I Googled the spice holder and found the following:
It appears that you can add spices to the holder and when you use the oven, the warmed spices will add aroma to your kitchen.
interested in buying
I am planning to buy the OTG RC-SS 40 litres.
I went to a small electronic shop and saw it. I loved the look and the functions.
The only thing I found peculiar inside is that the heating coil at the bottom wasn't horizontal. It was at an angle. Can you all please confirm whether it's the same in yours or if the shop was selling me a defected piece.
Are you all happy with your oven?