I'm looking for a double duty pan - a tube pan/upright roasted chicken pan. Do you think a chicken can be put upright on this (hole foiled over)?
193587
Yes it might. The pan is nice and bigger than it look on the screen. A regular size chicken I will say might just fit.
193588
They have a special pan faboken holder. It's upright pan Like a tube cake. Think about I would use it.
193589
I think that it could be used to roast a chicken. I had never thought of.....thanks for the idea!!
95247
Perhaps you can 'tent it' with heavy duty large aluminum foil. Actually that is the best way to roast turkey. Just fold the large piece of heavy duty aluminum foil in half, and gently place it over the top of the turkey...works great... Good luck!
1016330
mine did not, would like to find a rack that would fit down in it, my wife starting using ours for slow baking chicken, she crumples up foil to put on the bottom so all the fat drips to the bottom and the chicken stays crispy
2073004
I agree, use the baking pan for chicken breast, otherwise you might have a mess to clean up. Love mine.
1777094
How well! I know that, we lost two birds because of teflon we did not know was in the oven. Because this is so important, I would call the company. I have teflon pans now that are not coated with the bad stuff, but I cannot find the case the donut pan came in, so I cannot say if it is OK.
569129
The largest thing I have put in it is a 5 or so lb. chicken. It probably could do it although it may look crammed in there at first they alsways do shrink. Also I would cook on med instead of low.
264092
You would need to make a very long bag and put the chicken about two pieces deep but I would think it would vacuum out the air. I usually buy chicken in bulk but do not make it all at one time.
2191084
yep but if u don't use the turn table, the chicken wouldn't turn around thought... the height might not b enough for a huge one :( my friend baked breads with it, then she loved it because those breads hold moisture :) it is a big machine but highly recommended ;)
1662953
I haven't tried placing the chicken upside down, but my guess is that it wouldn't fit. I put onions and garlic into the tower part.
67245
If it was a Costco chicken (on steroids) no it would not be big enough. If you are doing 2 standard size chicken breasts it would be just fine. This pan is 1/2 the size of a "normal" full size oven roasting pan. It is great for one or two steaks or one or two other types of meat or chicken for two people. It is not the pan you would use for a family of 3 or 4 or more.
231776
It's very sturdy so can take all sizes of bird. I've used it on an extra large chicken with no problems. As others here have said, the overall issue with this is the height of the chicken in the oven !
1316403
Sorry, but my response about not having a hole was in correct. I have the two handled pan that does not require a hole for hanging.
1577728
Haven't roasted chicken yet, but that's why I bought it. I called all clad, but they couldn't give me an answer about the thickness of the pan. I took it out, it's just as heavy bottomed as my other huge all clad roaster, so I'll jet you know! It's a good size for a single chicken or a turkey breast, it a 3-4 standing rib. The only thing different is the handles come out from the pan, not up. Let me know your result!
724841
You can but probably wouldn't rise the way you want because it is non-stick. Angel food needs to "climb" as it bakes to stay light.
1524180
You could ... if it were small enough. Only problem is the lid is plastic it would burn. It's the size of two chickens put side by side ... if that helps. Growing up, my grandma just used tin foil to cover her turkey and it turned out delicious. I've cooked chickens in it and it cooks them wonderfully -- I mainly use it for deep dish lasagna. Hope that helps. The plastic lid doesn't lock. BUT it sure is nice to use if you want to marinate or put things in the fridge. It's strong so other things can sit on top of it. PS ... the spatula --- looks weird but I tell ya, I use it every time I cook and need something solid to lift heavier and bigger pieces of food. You could ... if it were small enough. Only problem is the lid is plastic it would burn. It's the size of two chickens put side by side ... if that helps. Growing up, my grandma just used tin foil to cover her turkey and it turned out delicious. I've cooked chickens in it and it cooks them wonderfully -- I mainly use it for deep dish lasagna. Hope that helps. The plastic lid doesn't lock. BUT it sure is nice to use if you want to marinate or put things in the fridge. It's strong so other things can sit on top of it. PS ... the spatula --- looks weird but I tell ya, I use it every time I... » Read More You could ... if it were small enough. Only problem is the lid is plastic it would burn. It's the size of two chickens put side by side ... if that helps. Growing up, my grandma just used tin foil to cover her turkey and it turned out delicious. I've cooked chickens in it and it cooks them wonderfully -- I mainly use it for deep dish lasagna. Hope that helps. The plastic lid doesn't lock. BUT it sure is nice to use if you want to marinate or put things in the fridge. It's strong so other things can sit on top of it. PS ... the spatula --- looks weird but I tell ya, I use it every time I cook and need something solid to lift heavier and bigger pieces of food. « Show Less
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This is a round roasting pan, not oval. The 6 inch rack is too small but will work with some meats. If you can find an 8 inch rack, that should work. If I recall correctly, however, an 8 inch rack isn't too easy to find--perhaps now you'll be able to locate one.
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yes, i've done it a few times. don't put too much oil in and it will leave batter fragments at the bottom so pay attention. it cooks chicken fast.