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Question: I need an oven mostly for baking.  The stove oven in our motorhome is small and unreliable.Can I bake in this? Pie?  Cake? Will it brown meat?
Document: I purchased by first Nesco oven from QVC about 12 years ago...still works after all this time! I absolutely loved it then and still do. It cooks meat like no other oven I have ever used. The first thing I used it for was to roast a ham. It was so juicy and moist that I NEVER cook ham any other way. I used it to bake an apple pie because I had run out of room in my ovens...
Have an 8 to 10 quart heavy pan on the stove ready to pour the strained gravy into it, and then the sliced meats. Let cook on med-low for a couple hours. Periodically, check the meat as it cooks in the cookwell, as you will need to add water to your meat/gravy which will make it even MORE tender.
My range oven has been working sporadically and because I was hosting Thanksgiving this was a concern. I cooked my turkey in the Nesco and it turned out beautifully; golden and moist. It also works well baking cookies and brownies. It has enabled me to put off my purchase of a new stove.
Since I always carve away from the table and serve the bird sliced, this is not a problem for me, but if someone didn't like it, they could always broil for a few minutes. I can't wait to try other things in it. This would be especially good for someone who lives somewhere with a small stove. Would definitely recommend.
I debated about this for a long time because it is very big, and I didn't want another unused appliance sitting around. I really love to bake, but I hate to turn the oven on in the summer. It was 104 degrees here last week, and the last thing I needed was more heat in the kitchen. I'm glad I bought it. I have made meatloaf, a cake, and corn muffins so far.
I have only used it once to cook a turkey and it was done sooner than expected and the meat just fell off the bone. When doing the &#34;burn in&#34; be sure to follow the instructions and do it outside due to the smoke and smell. I will need to use it more but at this time am happy with my purchase.
Each was exactly as we heard about as kids and growing up. What was the best was it made me look as if I knew what I was doing. I always use a thermometer and will continue that tradition. I like the lightweight compared to the heft of other roaster ovens and the cleaning is a breeze. The one fault I found is the need for a good place to keep it ready and available. Many kitchen cabinets are too small and I do not want to keep it in the garage.
But my husband said he could loosen the base and press the side back in and tighten the screw holding the base on, he did and it worked. The roaster seems to work fine, but I don't think I will ever quite trust it and will never turn my back on it when using it. If it had been put together right I think I would have been very happy with it. Next time I need a small appliance I may check the local stores first.
Roasted our Turkey this year for Thanksgiving. My husband was not looking forward to carving the turkey though. No need! All the meat was just falling off the bone and boy was it juicy! Even the white meat! Great product! Also cooked the Christmas ham in a pan inside of the roaster on the rack it comes with. It came out just great, and there was no mess!
The duck came out amazing! The second time I used it was for Thanksgiving and I browned the turkey at 500f for 30 minutes in my oven, and then let it cook at 350f in the roaster until it was done (followed an Alton Brown recipe from food network) - I doubt you can "brown" the skin in this roaster. Again the bird came out very moist and delicious, just like the duck had.
Answer: I use mine as an extra oven while the Turkey is cooking in the primary oven. I have made corn bread, biscuits, Monkey bread, Sweet Potato casserole and use it as a warming oven as well. The breads turn out beautifully.