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Roasting tin recommendations

  • 26-03-2021 06:42PM
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    forumdedum
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    My roasting tin is quite rusty at the bottom. I don't mind spending to get a really good one. Will this make a big difference? Usually make Chicken, Roast Beef roast with roast potatoes etc.

    Thanks


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  • #2
    Iguarantee
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    forumdedum wrote: »
    My roasting tin is quite rusty at the bottom. I don't mind spending to get a really good one. Will this make a big difference? Usually make Chicken, Roast Beef roast with roast potatoes etc.

    Thanks

    I’ve had good success with Pyrex (the glass stuff). I’d prefer metal but I felt I’d need to be in the Le Creuset or Staub price range to get what I wanted.


  • #3
    forumdedum
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    Iguarantee wrote: »
    I’ve had good success with Pyrex (the glass stuff). I’d prefer metal but I felt I’d need to be in the Le Creuset or Staub price range to get what I wanted.

    I have some pyrex though not big enough for this use. I don't know much about Staub. Le Creuset can be amazing.


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    Iguarantee
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    forumdedum wrote: »
    I have some pyrex though not big enough for this use. I don't know much about Staub. Le Creuset can be amazing.

    I picked up a large Pyrex roasting dish for <€20 and it fit our turkey at Christmas (16lb).


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    vicwatson
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    Try a coqaupan for chicken, cut cooking time by about 40 minutes


  • #6
    con747
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    forumdedum wrote: »
    My roasting tin is quite rusty at the bottom. I don't mind spending to get a really good one. Will this make a big difference? Usually make Chicken, Roast Beef roast with roast potatoes etc.

    Thanks

    Same problem just before xmas and bought this https://www.homestoreandmore.ie/roasting-ovenware/berlinger-haus-titanium-roaster-40x28cm---burgundy/111694.html
    So far so good.

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  • #7
    forumdedum
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    Thanks for the tips.

    Love the fancy chicken one!


  • #8
    RedCardKid
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    Got fed up with the ould stuff we had and was given the tip to invest in the following, use them in the kitchen and on the gas BBQ without a problem:
    (www).ikea.com/ie/en/p/koncis-roasting-tin-with-grill-rack-stainless-steel-10099053/

    Not expensive so if you can get a year or so out of them they owe you nothing. Alternatively, online enamel roasting sheets from Amazon.


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