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mikeandjess
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oven roaster bags
A co-worker of mine recommended I use one for my turkey. I told her that I don't want to because I like my turkey crispy. She said that her mother uses it every year and her turkey is crispy. I find this hard to believe. Anyone else use them?
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Posted 11/18/10 6:27 PM  |
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Mrs213
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Re: oven roaster bags
I have cooked chicken in them and the skin always comes out soggy
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| Posted 11/18/10 6:38 PM |
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apples99
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Re: oven roaster bags
after ure done cooking it, you should cut the bag open and let the moisture absorb.. u can also broil it for that final touch.. our host last year used an oven bag
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| Posted 11/19/10 8:59 AM |
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mrsBLT
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Brittany
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Re: oven roaster bags
cook it in the bag and then for the last 20 minutes or so take it out and broil it so the skin gets crispy
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| Posted 11/19/10 9:59 AM |
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Egg
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Re: oven roaster bags
how do you fit a giant turkey in a broiler? 
i'm sure that's a dumb question, but i've never made a turkey before.
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| Posted 11/19/10 10:00 AM |
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mathteach
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Christine
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Re: oven roaster bags
A coworker just told me this today.
She said she resisted for years but finally tried it to 3 years ago and will never NOT use it again.
She coats the inside of the bag with flour and puts down a bed of carrots, onions and celery to lay the turkey on inside of the bag. She swears by this method. And FWIW, she's an old-school Italian lady.
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| Posted 11/19/10 5:12 PM |
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