I dug out an old Kenwood slow cooker, but the lid has disappeared over the years. The sc hasn't been used much so I'd like to get it back into service, but need to find a lid for it. Iirc it came with a crockery lid, but a glass one will do. All I need is a nine-inch dia lid, with handle or knob. Anyone know a UK stockist of Pyrex or similar suppliers, along the lines of this US stockist?...
Ikea do a flat glass lid with a metal lift up handle in the middle in=20 various sizes
it's called Stabil costs =A34.69 and is 24cm diameter, which might just d= o=20 you.
they used to do a 26cm one which would exactly fit the bill but it's not =
on the catalogue now. They might still have one in the shops I suppose.
dedics
Any reason[1] why you can't just put a plate on top of it - with a bit of kitchen foil underneath if you want a better seal?
[1] other than aesthetics which given my DIY abilities I tend to deprecate ;)We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember "Robin" saying something like:
It would work well enough, but if a lid can be got cheaply, I'd prefer that. Istr the last time it was used the top was actually a plate, so the original lid must've been lost or broken before that (some eighteen years ago).
Function rules :)
We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember Ian & Hilda Dedic saying something like:
If the dia of the lip/lip was 23cm it would be perfect.
Angle grinder !
Nick
Because plates tend not to have knobs on .
I suppose a plate could be drilled and a knob affixed with a bolt.
Owain
The advantage of the plate method is that you also end up with a warm plate or two to serve the contents of the slow cooker on.
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