Can you use Reynolds turkey size oven bags in the roaster oven ?
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Absolutely. I use the liners too, for easy clean up! The oven bags work great.
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I would say yes. They are only about 9 1/2 " around and would fit on most any rack. I have the big sharper Image oven and i"m sure it would fit on the smaller one or the other brands racks.
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
81363
I believe so but I never got the chance to use the roaster... plastic handle was broken on two of them that I rec'd in the mail so I returned both and purchased a different roaster at the store.
1515295
Big! Roasters generally come in either a 12"x14" or 14"x16" configuration. This is one of the 14"x16" pans, so any bird that doesn't hang over the edges too much will work. The size of your oven will more likely be the limiting factor.
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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.
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Look up the oven product number and look threw the ones that fit ur machine
1849789
Yes you can I've used about 400 with my food savor and have no trouble be sure to have vented side of bag turned up
567798
I haven't used the liner in a regular oven, but I wouldn't recommend it! I hope you enjoy your oven as much as I do...hardly use oven only for baking cookies and pies!
1428188
Yes, and if its a really big brisket they have expandable bags that I have used to seal a turkey with. You can store a raw brisket or a cooked brisket but you cannot cook a brisket in the bag. Food savers website will have dimensions, but it is a very small footprint
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!
1873763
Any pump will work with our oven, as long as it has 3/8" hose barb or KF25 fittings (or you can adapt it to have those fittings). The CFM will depend on how fast your process requires you to reach full vacuum.
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Yes, as long as you have a turkey around 12 lbs. use the roaster rack, gently stuff the bird front and rear. I like sage pork sausage, pecans and mushrooms. You will want to cover the bird with foil, but secure a piece of potatoe, onion or carrots any place the foil may touch against the meat. I find that if the meat touches the metal, pan or foil there will be a dry spot in the meat. Bon Apetit. Happy cooking, Paul.
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I'm not sure how to answer your question because I've never tried it. The only concern I would have is that unlike a conventional oven, a toaster oven's element is very close to the rack and to the item that's being heated. The parchment bag would be too close to the heat source and catch fire. If the toaster oven is larger that might not be a problem. If you do try to cook this way, it bears watching closely. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Good luck!
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Absolutely, you will love these bags. Hard to find in stores. The directions for cooking are right on the bag.
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It depends on the specific size of the roast. Yes, the unit can handle three pounds of food but the roast has to have roughly the same aspect ratio as the oven. If, for example, the roast is mostly circular in aspect ratio (like a ham), it either will not allow circulation around its edges or it'll stick above the water level or both. There is no question that a mostly 'tubular' shaped 3 lb roast will work.
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I would say yes. Of course depending on the size of your roast. I prepared turkey breast an then a 3 lb pork tenderloin. Definitely takes strength to lift from thru oven.