is it both wide and deep enough to hold either 2 turkey legs or 2 lamb shanks
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Yes. I just love this cooker. Browning and slow cooking all in one pan is awesome. And the pan is heavy, not light metal.
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Hi Karen~ Here are the dimensions of the INTERIOR of the cooker insert: 12" length X 8 3/8" width X 4 5/8" depth. Hope this helps. Debbie
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Karen, I think so, although I've never cooked those particular items in this slow cooker. However, I have cooked a bone-in 3 lb. pork shoulder roast in it with no problem
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It hold a cube of butter . Not wide enough to hold 2 side by side but can hold about 1 and 1/2 long ways
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Yes, the opening is 13in wide, 18 1/2 deep, and 3" high. The shelf should have no problem holding a regular pie.
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I think it would be too small (meaning the Turkey would hang over on top and bottom) but the rack is not flimsy, I have used it many times and am really happy with it. With that said though I do believe it is too small for this specific task.
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No, it is about 12 inches wide (holds a 12 inch pizza) I use corning ware-many of their square pieces fir.
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Yes it does as it is in two pieces that can expand wide and long...but in all honesty I returned it the moment I saw it as it isn't very deep and it seemed to flimsy for me.
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Yes it is pretty deep. I am not sure if a bigger platter would fit there but an average size serving plstes should.
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It's only 2 feet wide which was good for us as we were looking for something fairly narrow. Still, it has fit our purpose for every use we've had for the table so far. Even works well as a banquet table for eating if the meal is banquet-style. It wouldn't work so well for a family-style meal as there isn't much room for serving dishes.
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It is wide enough for two but the wood feels very light so if you don't exceed the weight limit two would not be a problem
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I don't use mine for that, but it would have to be a smaller turkey...this item is more tall than wide...I bought it for the height for my lasagna, because I make very thick lasagnas....LOL
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If you cut the racks in half, it will hold two full racks and half of a third. Full racks don't do too well in this rack. They're too long and tend to droop a lot.This rack is great for for pork butts, chickens, and turkey breasts when inverted from the position shown in the picture, though. It works well for ribs, but I just bought a rig from the Ceramic Grill Store that works way better and can do 4 full racks concurrently. I'd recommend that setup if it's ribs you're after, but it's not cheap; about $225 for everything you need.
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I have only used this rack for beef and pork roasts..I have not used it to cook a whole turkey or turkey parts such as the breasts..it appears to be large enough to support a (double) turkey breast as it comes in the store when purchased..hope this helps
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There was nothing included with the unit stating how large of a bird it will hold and we actually haven't used ours yet. It is about 9.5" tall with a 7" wide base and seems sturdy, so I don't see why it wouldn't hold a larger turkey.
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This is very large. I have never cooked a leg of lamb so I can not say. It is large enough to cook a nine inch pie with plenty of side room to spare. I do not have it here but I would questimate it to have an interior of more than13 inches wide and 7 inches high.
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Not sure, but I wasn't impressed when I made the turkey. It has a rack that made it very difficult to get the bird out. You would think the handles would of been long enough to pull it out. It fits exactly a 22 lb turkey and the rack was of no use. Was not too happy that I bought this for my son. I would think it would handle any degree - we had 350 and it was fine.
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Hi Bonnie: Sorry, I'm not 100% sure. I know the 12 quart will hold a 7 lb turkey breast with no problem. I did make a 3 lb. rib eye roast and had lots of room left on each side. Hope this helps.
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I measured 15" wide by 14" deep, and the upper door is 15" tall. I have fit two pork butts (8 pounds each), one above the other, I need to add a couple new holes for a bit more rack variability. I did a 12 pound turkey, hung from a hook I added to the top center. I have not tried ribs yet. I think a rib rack to hold them vertically will be a help.