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Crispy skins in roaster ovens
jpcher:
Okay. Color me ignorant.
I dug out my users guide (which, on purchase, I just threw in a zip-lock along with the receipt and warranty papers and filed away with the rest of my appliance information :-[).
Surprise, surprise, surprise! You can cook/bake anything in this thing! From cookies to pizza . . . I always used my old one as a glorified crock-pot.
Thanks, sparksals, for gently holding my hand and getting my head out of the sand on this remarkable tool I have. ;D
sparksals:
You're not ignorant! Hope I didn't make you feel that way!
It worked like a charm to heat up two hot dips I made for our party on Saturday whihc allowed me to heat everything else up in the oven. I had everything on the table when guests started to arrive. No trying to get through the kitchen party people!
I am making beef stock in it today from the left over Christmas Prime Rib bones and marrow bones from the mashed potatoes. My stockpot is a bit too small for the big bones and my roaster fit everything perfectly. Never done stock in it before, so will report back.
jpcher:
--- Quote from: sparksals on December 31, 2012, 03:10:47 PM ---You're not ignorant! Hope I didn't make you feel that way!
It worked like a charm to heat up two hot dips I made for our party on Saturday whihc allowed me to heat everything else up in the oven. I had everything on the table when guests started to arrive. No trying to get through the kitchen party people!
I am making beef stock in it today from the left over Christmas Prime Rib bones and marrow bones from the mashed potatoes. My stockpot is a bit too small for the big bones and my roaster fit everything perfectly. Never done stock in it before, so will report back.
--- End quote ---
Oh, no . . . you didn't make me feel that way. It's just one of those silly things, me thinking "I've had this product before" so I didn't bother to read the manual that made me roll my eyes at myself.
How did your stock turn out?
sparksals:
It turned out amazing! It will be my new method of doing all kinds of stock. Far less messy, no spill overs. It was very concentrated and flavourful once I strained it.
Lynnv:
Great idea! I don't use my roaster often, but that would work better than the stovetop for big batches.
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