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This thread explores various recipes that participants consider ideal for demonstrating the DCB (Deep Covered Baker) during shows. Participants share their personal experiences with different dishes and their effectiveness in engaging audiences and driving sales.
Views differ on the best recipes for demos, with a strong emphasis on Fast Fajitas among many participants. However, there is no clear consensus on a single best dish, as several options are discussed.
Participants share their personal experiences and preferences regarding the DCB and its recipes, reflecting a variety of cooking styles and audience engagement strategies.
This discussion may be useful for Pampered Chef consultants looking for recipe ideas to enhance their demonstrations and engage their audiences effectively.
iteachncook said:Where would I find the recipe for the fajitas?
chefsteph07 said:Becky, do you do a second recipe w/ the 30 min chicken? I usually do the garlic bites, but it just doesn't seem like enough.
For me, I have never had more sales OR bookings than with the fajitas. It's my "go to" demo and do it for just about EVERY new host I have.
iteachncook said:I found the recipe for Keith's Ultimate Fajitas. I hope this is the one that everyone's referring to. thanks everyone!
ChefBeckyD said:Some of us were doing the Fajitas way before they were named after Keith.![]()
ChefBeckyD said:I do the chicken, garlic parm bites and strawberry spinach salad - a complete, healthy meal done in 30 minutes.
iteachncook said:Becky, do you have the recipes for both the garlic parm bites and strawberry spinach salad? I have a show on Sept 25 and would like to use my new DCB!
The best DCB dish to demo is often the Chicken and Broccoli dish. It's simple, quick, and showcases the versatility of the DCB while highlighting how it can steam and cook ingredients evenly.
The DCB allows for quick cooking times, even heating, and the ability to create healthy meals without added fats. Demonstrating these benefits can show potential customers how it can simplify their cooking process.
A great vegetarian option to demo is the Vegetable Lasagna. It’s a crowd-pleaser and demonstrates how the DCB can be used for layered dishes, making it appealing to those looking for meatless meal ideas.
Most dishes take between 20 to 30 minutes to cook in the DCB, depending on the recipe. This quick cooking time is a key selling point during demos, as it shows how easy it is to prepare meals in a short amount of time.
To make a DCB demo engaging, involve the audience by asking for their input on ingredients, share personal stories about the recipes, and offer samples of the finished dish. This interaction helps create a memorable experience and encourages sales.