Assuming I get a small one that fits, can I cook a whole turkey in an oven bag in a crockpot? Will the skin come out soggy? I'd really love to avoid setting off the smoke alarm this Thanksgiving.
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Submitted by Becky on Tue, 11/02/2004 - 12:11pm.
Assuming I get a small one that fits, can I cook a whole turkey in an oven bag in a crockpot? Will the skin come out soggy? I'd really love to avoid setting off the smoke alarm this Thanksgiving. Bookmark/Search this post with: delicious | digg | reddit | google | yahoo | technorati | stumble upon | sk*rt( categories: Crockpot Cookery )
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I've cooked a whole chicken in mineand yes, the skin is soggy. I don't eat the skin anyway, so I don't really mind, though DS13 is less than impressed. We do prefer a chicken roasted in the oven, but I still use the crockpot when it's convenient. I put carrots and potatoes in the bottom, the whole chicken on top and pour a couple of cups of stock in too. I have to admit I don't know what an oven bag is! Maybe the skin wouldn't go soggy if you use one of those? temperatureOh, and I read something something somewhere about needing to use the highest heat setting for at least some of the cooking time, as with whole poultry it is important that it reaches a certain temperature to kill bacteria. I give it an hour or so on high, and then turn it down for the rest of the time. Post new comment |
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