Will this work as meat rack in round crock pot?
191186
I would think it would work if the diameter is right. I would prefer that it would have a little more height. I haven't used mine because it wouldn't work with what I was trying to do. If you want to send me your name and address I'll mail you mine free. My email is speck615@verizon.net. Dave
191187
I would think if it can be used in a pressure cooker, why not a crock pot. It is a nice heavy one, not thin.
191188
I feel sure that it would work fine for that, but if you were wanting to be able to raise it up and out of the crockpot with the meat on it, be aware that there are no handles on it.
191189
As long as it is not too big for the pot or too small to support the piece of meat it should work.
191190
I used mine in a Dutch Oven, just to keep the meat off the bottom of the Dutch Oven when I'm roasting a Turkey breast, & it worked great.
1206939
Yes, you can use the rack in a pressure cooker. the rack encounters heat in a crock pot. Pressure should not affect the rack. Do not see any reason for not using it.Jim BiggerstaFF360 387 2697
792799
The rack is pretty beefy, much more so than I expected when I ordered it. You might have a problem with a 25 pound turkey, but otherwise it should be fine. For what it's worth, I have only used it for beef roasts, though.
1248380
It will but seal is not great. Evaporation rate increased and basically whatever you are cooking doesn't come as it did with original lid. I have tried few times and got a new crockpot. I even tried to cover the lid with kitchen towels to decrease moisture evaporation. It helped a bit .
1504818
Absolutely! I love mine! If you have a hidden element on the bottom, just place this on the bottom RACK. Works great!
1110983
The blender and george foreman will fit fine. I think a large crockpot might look a bit awkward on the baker's rack, but it would fit. I assume these items would simply be stored on the rack, not being used on it. I don't think it's made to hold heavier appliances. I use mine to store frequently used pantry items, cookbooks, and treats for my pets.
1033334
Yes, but that pan is quite a bit larger than the rack, which is 11" x 7". As far as the 5" depth, that would depend upon how large the roast is, and how the sides of the rack are adjusted.
788625
Yes. Keep the liquid level below the rack, just be careful not to let it boil away -- it's shallow.
1580829
The horizontal rack is about 14" in diameter should be a guide. I've cooked chickens and pork shoulders in the 10 lb range.
1033337
It should it is a smaller rack, and works great for the various roasts where I have them in the juice for a most of the cooking and then move it up out of the juice to brown it.
27591
I just tried and I could get up to 9"x13" casserole dish in it fairly easy. I have a larger crock pot but even putting the lid in was challenging because of the shape. Hope that helps!
1938429
I really don't know...haven't used it..if I had to guess I would say yes..sorry I couldn't be of more help..the crock pot is fantastic..love it.....:)
1497414
We bought a round rack on a stand that swivels and cook over charcoal. Turns out great !!
1584406
I haven't tried it, but it should work. Its a pretty big roasting pan, but keep in mind the spaces between the grates are large so you'd only want to use it with a roast that is pretty good size.
1218959
I have a Crock-Pot brand 6 qt., oval crock-pot and it fits great with at least an inch all the way around. This is a great product, I LOVE mine so much I've already bought and given away 4 of them as gifts. The only draw back is that it doesn't have a hard bottom but I just cut outan oval piece of cardboard and covered it in duck tape to make it a little stronger and spill proof.
512113
Not very well. The rack is designed for curved pans in a vertical arrangement.
1564906
Depending on the size of the slow cooker, it should fit inside. The rubber feet will come off but I don't know if you can get them back on again. Why not make a foil ring instead? That's what I do when I need to keep things off the bottom of my slow cooker and it works great and costs a lot less. Just make a "snake" about two inches thick and then bend into a ring. Your bowl will sit inside without touching the crock and the foil still conducts heat.