Can you use Reynolds turkeysize oven bags in the roasteroven ?
292453
Absolutely. I use the liners too, for easy clean up! The oven bags work great.
292454
There are bags specially made for the roaster. I think they might be heavier than the oven bags.
292455
we always havebut do not heat roaster first as it might burn the bagput turkey bag and turkey in cold and turn onit has worked for us
1571619
I parrot what Sam said. This bag is perfect for the 5inch with lid. either place the lid on the bottom and the dutch oven on the top or I have seen where someone cut a piece of wood to sit on the bottom of the bag so that the pointed feet on the bottom of the oven do not wear through the bag. A must have for dutch oven cooking to keep the oven nice and clean between uses and easy to transport. We have two bags for both of our dutch ovens used in Cub Scout campouts. The other oven in the deep and it still fits in this bag no problem.
827996
You can use whatever size you want! Smaller bags smaller batches all cooks the same! I use the all the time at our school...love! Love! Love!
61469
I believe so. I have used mine with a small, round roaster, oval roaster and large roaster. I usually have the handles hanging outside, though.
2144230
yes, you could, as it will function like a regular roaster oven. I would spray the inside with a Pam spray type product for easier cleaning. It is amazing for smoking meat, but you can use it as a regular smoker without wood added.
34844
My understanding is the bags are not for freezer use, so the answer is no. To do that you'd need to purchase their bigger food saver sealing machine.
174333
I haven't tried, but the description says you can: "Oven safe to 500F, Glass lid is not suitable for oven use"
2178031
Yes, that size will work in the oven. The oven bakes about as good as your kitchen stove once you learn to control the temp. The burners on the new model produce more heat. Works great.
940562
No.We just bought it (I'm checking it out before completely opening to decide whether we can keep it). The Pyrex is too large, but I have an aluminum 9x13 with no handles that does fit. The caveat is that there is only about 1/2" of clearance around, so you aren't getting the benefit of convection with a 9x13, but you can bake something the fits like a cake in it.
1104536
I don't see why not, they are bakeware after all....but small. I have never used in a regular oven.
285765
I used a plastic roasting bag... and it melted to the sides of the roaster... and it's now uselesss... stinks of melting plastic whenever it's turned on.
693628
I have used Weston and Food Saver bags and they work great. However, it needs to be a bag and not a roll.
285763
The directions tell you not to use a roaster bag. I would think it would stick to the hot sides of the roaster.
2124761
Definitely! I use only Weston Vacuum bags (quart size) with my Food Saver vacuum sealer, and my daughter uses only Weston Vacuum bags (including gallon size) with her Rival Seal-a-Meal. We both like them much better than our machines' brand bags -- plus they are much cheaper.
788465
I do not see any reason the bags could not be used. I have the Food Saver Model V2470 and my 11X50' Roll works just fine.
545675
I don't think they would work well with alot of liquid in them. The bags have worked the best for me when I was "steaming" the contents (fish, vegetables, chicken, fruits) with their own juices and minimal additional liquid, in the oven, not over an open flame.
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I don't know. It's metal, so the edges might cut into the bag. I've never used an oven cooking bag, so don't know how strong they are. I really like this rack though. And might even try using a cooking bag myself to keep the splatters off the oven walls.