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Roaster insert
This Xmas my daughter & I are going to roast a goose(geese) for dinner. To
feed the number of people we have we acquired 2 geese(8 & 7 lbs). The
problem comes from finding a roasting pan with rack(cover not needed) that
would hold both birds & still fit in my oven. After a lengthy search my
daughter found the ideal size......the insert from my Kenmore electric
roaster. Fits perfectly in my oven. We are concerned about using it in a way
that its not designed for, but heat is heat isn't it? The last step in
cooking the birds call for 400° for 15 minutes, well within the temp range
of the Kenmore. Do any of you see a problem with this???
TIA
Corky
This Xmas my daughter & I are going to roast a goose(geese) for dinner. To
feed the number of people we have we acquired 2 geese(8 & 7 lbs). The
problem comes from finding a roasting pan with rack(cover not needed) that
would hold both birds & still fit in my oven. After a lengthy search my
daughter found the ideal size......the insert from my Kenmore electric
roaster. Fits perfectly in my oven. We are concerned about using it in a way
that its not designed for, but heat is heat isn't it? The last step in
cooking the birds call for 400° for 15 minutes, well within the temp range
of the Kenmore. Do any of you see a problem with this???
TIA
Corky
Re: Roaster insert
Oh pshaw, on Fri 15 Dec 2006 05:44:36a, Roughrider50 meant to say...
> This Xmas my daughter & I are going to roast a goose(geese) for dinner.
> To feed the number of people we have we acquired 2 geese(8 & 7 lbs). The
> problem comes from finding a roasting pan with rack(cover not needed)
> that would hold both birds & still fit in my oven. After a lengthy
> search my daughter found the ideal size......the insert from my Kenmore
> electric roaster. Fits perfectly in my oven. We are concerned about
> using it in a way that its not designed for, but heat is heat isn't it?
> The last step in cooking the birds call for 400° for 15 minutes, well
> within the temp range of the Kenmore. Do any of you see a problem with
> this??? TIA
>
> Corky
It will be fine. The insert is porcelain over steel, just like the interior
of most range ovens.
--
Wayne Boatwright @¿@¬
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Oh pshaw, on Fri 15 Dec 2006 05:44:36a, Roughrider50 meant to say...
> This Xmas my daughter & I are going to roast a goose(geese) for dinner.
> To feed the number of people we have we acquired 2 geese(8 & 7 lbs). The
> problem comes from finding a roasting pan with rack(cover not needed)
> that would hold both birds & still fit in my oven. After a lengthy
> search my daughter found the ideal size......the insert from my Kenmore
> electric roaster. Fits perfectly in my oven. We are concerned about
> using it in a way that its not designed for, but heat is heat isn't it?
> The last step in cooking the birds call for 400° for 15 minutes, well
> within the temp range of the Kenmore. Do any of you see a problem with
> this??? TIA
>
> Corky
It will be fine. The insert is porcelain over steel, just like the interior
of most range ovens.
--
Wayne Boatwright @¿@¬
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