Can you use a turkey roasting bag in this roaster?
285763
The directions tell you not to use a roaster bag. I would think it would stick to the hot sides of the roaster.
285764
Oh yes! We've used turkey roasting bags in several projects to avoid messes! We've also used the crockpot liner bags in this oven too...as long as you don't poke a hole in the bags, you'll be fine!
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.
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!
283389
For ribs, yes. This is a dual purpose rack.Used in the way pictured, it's a great turkey roasting rack.Flip it over and it's a rib rack.Because it's Stainless Steel, after use, soak first, then clean up with a 3M pad.Easy peasy.
761943
I contacted the consumer relationship division at Ziploc and this is their answer: Thanks for asking about Ziploc brand Big Bags. I'm happy to share you may use this big bag to brine your turkey, as it's approved for use in food preparation. However, it's not recommended to be used in an oven or microwave. So yes! I am getting this now for my turkey!
1911515
The product description says this breaks down into a horizontal roaster and one of the product images actually shows that, so yes, you could use it for roasts.
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.
1260648
I'm sorry I haven't attempted to roast a 20lbs Turkey. I have been able to roast two 8lbs pork shoulders at the same time. They for side by side and have plenty of space above. The roaster is deep and the lid is raised so there might be plenty of space for your turkey.
189132
I don't see why you couldn't put the turkey in a bag and have the lifter on the outside. You could then use the lifter in the same way as you would without the bag.
1784723
I have a 6 quart. A 12 lb. turkey is too big I would suggest a 20 qt roaster.
962844
I roasted a 12.5 lb turkey and the lid fit just right. Any bigger though, and the lid would not have fit
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.
622569
Yes, the base can be used on a burner to made gravy after removing the turkey. This roaster is constructed from heavy duty stainless steel and comes with a drip rack that can be angled. I bought this roaster for my Mom because I already have one and she loved it. Cooking with it on a burner is similar to using stainless steel pans. The only word of caution is that the handles and sides will get hot while the pan is heated on a top burner.
2048278
you should be able to, but if you have the char-broil then I think the roast might come out better in there vs the oven
2002714
Be careful of the bags you use some leach chemicals into food with cooking tempatures. I think the food saver brand bags are OK. The ones that come with the sous vid e are the ones to use. So the short answer is yes u can.
231778
You can put on a large roaster. A turkey would be too large. The bird sits on top and the flavors are infused right into the chicken. This is used instead of an actual beer can so it is healthier. The chicken comes out so moist.
2228453
I used mine for a small turkey, I am sure it will be good for your roast, it is very sturdy and ajustable.
1966627
So long as you sear your meat prior to placing it in the roaster it should work. Personally I use my crock pot for post roasts because the roaster is so large. Just remember you can't use cooking bags in the roaster either.