will it fit in a 15x12x 6 1/2 high toter oven and will it cook a 3lb Chuck Roast with veg.
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Nick I wanted to let you know if you cooking for one or two as I am it is easy to cut recipes in half and they still come out perfect. Good luckBelinda
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Hi Nick, First of all I would like to share with you that I love all the simax product I have purchased. I had a 2.75 chuck roast in my freezer, so I plopped in the pan to check for size. It was a tight fit Nick with vegetable too. I don't have a toaster oven , but I think it might be a close fit too. I hope don't mind if I make another suggestion for cooking a pot roast. Have you ever thought of purchasing an electric pressure cooker ? You cannot believe all the things you can successfully cook with this small appliance. I got one as a gift and thought ho hum. I fell in love as I began to use it. I use it a least 2-3 time a week. You can cook everything from roasts to hard boiled eggs. Here is a site you might like to look at to see all the possibilities. "Pressure cooking today". Electric pressure cookers have a million safety features built in them! So you don't have to be concerned them as in the old day . I have a cuisinart electric pressure cooker. Which you can purchase from amazon. I hope I didn't give more information than you wanted. I just wanted to give you something to think about. Amazon offers a number of different brands of electric pressure cookers check those out too.
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This unit has inside dimensions as follows:9 1/2" in diameter and 7" deep. I have not cooked any roasts yet, but have hadno problems with any items. It works great.
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Last Thanksgiving used it for a 15+ pounder, not to tight, and use it regularly for 12 to 15 lbs. I do not have the lid on it when I roast however. The lid will not fit over the bird, I use a brown paper bag "tent" to roast the bird in the roaster. Works really, really well. They have one more size up if you are needing a larger roaster around 19 inches I believe with a higher profile on the lid as compared to this one.
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It will be about 4-5 in across, about 6-7 in tall. The base takes longer to cook through so keep it at about 285° for about an hour, checking it frequently. I filled up the top part between the 3rd & 4th lines, pouring everything else in the bottom part. It came out nicely. Good luck!
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Yes, it is big but at worst if you can adjust the top rack of the oven (if it's a small oven) it will fit in no problem.
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The rack is stainless. I roasted a turkey at 350 using he lid only, and roasted a beef roast and veggies using the entire pan at 325. Another post stated that the stainless didn't conduct the heat very well. The roast might have taken longer, but it was so tender and juicy. I can't see why it wouldn't be able to go in a hot oven. It is a heavy quality pan.
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length, 14-1/8" top & curves in to 12-1/2" at bottom. width 10" at top & 7-7/8" at bottom. inside depth is 1-15/16" from bottom to top od rim. Outside dimensions 17" from outside edge of handles & 10-5/8 wide both measurement's taken at top of roaster. This is a very well built piece, strong and tack welded at all joints. My unit has a slightly different configuration at the bottom; instead of the 3 cross bars represented in your picture here mine has a repeated design of the top & lower shape approximately 1-3/4" in from the base of where the bottom of the handles are welded & from the 45 degree angles at each corner, that is a continuing piece of metal making a "X" at the bottom. Hope this helps. length, 14-1/8" top & curves in to 12-1/2" at bottom. width 10" at top & 7-7/8" at bottom. inside depth is 1-15/16" from bottom to top od rim. Outside dimensions 17" from outside edge of handles & 10-5/8 wide both measurement's taken at top of roaster. This is a very well built piece, strong and tack welded at all joints. My unit has a slightly different configuration at the bottom; instead of the 3 cross bars represented in your picture here mine has a repeated design of the top & lower shape approximately 1-3/4" in from the base of where the bottom of... » Read More length, 14-1/8" top & curves in to 12-1/2" at bottom. width 10" at top & 7-7/8" at bottom. inside depth is 1-15/16" from bottom to top od rim. Outside dimensions 17" from outside edge of handles & 10-5/8 wide both measurement's taken at top of roaster. This is a very well built piece, strong and tack welded at all joints. My unit has a slightly different configuration at the bottom; instead of the 3 cross bars represented in your picture here mine has a repeated design of the top & lower shape approximately 1-3/4" in from the base of where the bottom of the handles are welded & from the 45 degree angles at each corner, that is a continuing piece of metal making a "X" at the bottom. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I could only make a guess, but I think it would fit a normal size pot roast. As far as artichokes it should fit at least four. Hope this helps!
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Hi, Clare--I no longer own this oven, only because I had my kitchen renovated and it no longer matched the other appliances. It was a great oven while I had it. However, I do know it was higher than 12". Looking at the measurements posted online, they say: Measures 29-15/16 by 16-1/4 by 15-9/16 inches. So, according to what is posted, it is just over 15-1/2" high.
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Yes. It's heavy duty and I would be comfortable browning meat on the cook top before putting it in the oven.
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It can be used as a toster oven I have baked in it before the oven temp go's up to 425. So you can cook anything that would fit in a small casserole dish as long as it do not need to be cooked over 425. no need to preheat. I will say it's not the best though and LG warranty blows on this item
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The oven will fit on the 14" two burner camp chef stove - it will cover both burners. Exact dimensions I do not have available at the moment.
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yes linda it will. also I always encourage folks to cut an 11" circle from a 3/4" piece of plywood to fit in the bottom of the bag. also set the oven squarely on the wood and mark around the legs and drill 3/8" holes at least 3/8" deep so the oven will not slide around during trasportation, and it also prevents the legs from wearing holes in the bottom of the bag which will occur over time. good luck and enjoy your oven, I do. Norm
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No. You will have to season it. Also it is too big to fit in a standard oven.
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Just used mine for the first time. So, hope this answer is not too late. I cooked a 14 pound turkey in my 14 inch Calphalon roaster and it was a perfect fit. Would not go much bigger.
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Sure. I'm not sure it would fit in one of those dink. 'Apartment' ovens, that are severely undersized, but it would fit in any oven I ' had bigger than that.
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I haven't tried cooking a whole chicken in this crock yet, so can't speak to that size. However, I do cook roasts in it regularly. Three pounds, plus onion, potatoes and carrots is about all I can fit into it. If you're only cooking the meat, then I'd guess you could fit a 5 lb. roast. HTH