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Question: What size is this roasting rack?
Document: This item was a Christmas gift for my boyfriend. He loves to cook and only had a really small roasting rack. I wasn't sure about the size of the rack, but it fits his roaster perfectly and he loves it. Very easy to use and to clean, it will be used many more times to come. The only drawback is it may be used too many times and cause, me especially, weight gain.
This rack comes in 2 sizes (this is the smaller one) and I bought both as I wanted the larger one for cooking ribs and large pork loins. Since the lifting handles are fixed (they don't fold down) be sure to measure the roasting pan you will be using to make sure this will fit. If the size works for you, I think you'll be happy with this reasonably priced, well-designed rack.
Elevating your roast while cooking it is essential for even-cooking and keeping it out of the fat-ladened drippings. This rack accomplishes that nicely when used in a small size roasting pan (we have the &quot;Calphalon Professional 14&quot; Small Commercial Roaster&quot;).Typical of the Calphalon quality that most people expect from their products, this rack will not disappoint. When they say &quot;non-stick&quot;, they mean it!
This is very well made. but was smaller than I thought. I must say I went by description and did not look at the size. I was replacing a previous roasting rack (started peeling, so no reason to risk cancer or whatever) and thought it would be the same. It came in a size smaller the day before Thanksgiving. I was worried at first but ended up working. Actually easier to baste. But luckily it was only a turkey for 15 and not more, like usual.
I've had this rack for over a year now and I've used it many, many times. It's a roasting necessity for a beautiful holiday turkey, everyday chicken, or fabulous sirloin roast (gives you uniform roasting by allowing heat to circulate around the meat and preventing the lower portion of your roast or bird from boiling in it's own juices at the bottom of the roasting pan). This particular rack is offered in a larger size, but when I bought it last year, this was the only choice available.
This would be a wonderful addition to any cook's kitchen. It holds almost any size meat or poultry... large or small. It will probably fit most roasting pans, although the Calphalon pan is the easiest to clean up. The best part... all the fat drips off the meat while it's roasting. Other roasting racks that I've used only sit a half inch or less off the bottom of the pan and sometimes that's just not enough to keep the meat out of the drippings.
How often do you cook a turkey? Really? This is the perfect size for a pork roast, or a beef roast, or a chicken, or two game hens. I can put it into one of my glass sheet pans and don't have to separate the meat from the drippings. Or I can cut up some potatoes and spread them under the rack. It's totally all-purpose.
Granted, my 22lb turkey did look like a size 18 woman in a pair of size 6 jeans, but it still worked quite well! I've never had a problem with clean-up that a little soaking in soapy water didn't fix. The rack doesn't look as lovely as the day I got it, but geez... it's been roasted a couple dozen times and it's still going strong. I highly recommend this rack.
This is solid and a good size for larger roasts, turkeys etc. The only con I can find is that is is not adjustable in any direction. Not a huge problem and I would buy this again.
Lightweight, just the right size for a smaller pan. Seems pretty sturdy compared to others, but not as sturdy as my All Clad. Still, I'm sure it will last a long time.
Answer: 12Lx8WX3H in. does not include handles.