Oven Roasting Bags
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Not the most exciting subject lol, but does anyone use these? Even with a Self clean function on my oven I hate to see fat spitting everywhere when cooking a chicken or joint of meat. Roasting bags sound like a good idea but my one concern is that they wont provide a crisp bit of fat/skin/crackling which is the best bit imho.
Worth it or not?
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Worth it or not?
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Nope, you don't get the crispy skin that is usually removed, secretly by the family before the meat gets to the table ![Big Grin](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
You still have to do the last 10 minutes or so, without the bag to get the crispiness (is there such a word
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You still have to do the last 10 minutes or so, without the bag to get the crispiness (is there such a word
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We use roasting bags a lot of the time especially if doing brisket of beef or belly pork.
They can be left in the oven for hours without ruining and produce a lovely stock for sauces and gravy.
To make crackling just remove the pork from the bag and slice off the skin using a sharp knife ,then place on a tray on high heat for about 15 mins and the soft cooked skin will turn into perfect crackling. Never fails for me.
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They can be left in the oven for hours without ruining and produce a lovely stock for sauces and gravy.
To make crackling just remove the pork from the bag and slice off the skin using a sharp knife ,then place on a tray on high heat for about 15 mins and the soft cooked skin will turn into perfect crackling. Never fails for me.
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We use roasting bags too, even with the self cleaning oven! As said keeps all the unhealthy juices together for the gravy. I tend to find the meat does not dry out as much and tends to stay juicy! Not so simple for cracklin lovers though.
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