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Using Cooking Bags In Your Crockpot

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Date: 04/03/2006 Topic: Food Tips and Info > Crockpot Cooking  
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Can I use "oven cooking bags" in my crockpot?

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Post By Amanda (Guest Post) (07/25/2008)
I do not use any cooking bags period. When exposed to high temps they give off chemicals which I can't begin to spell. These chemicals are potentially serious especially to young children. All your plastic wraps do the same thing when in the microwave, even the special cooking bags of veggies you "steam". Bottom line use wax paper for the microwave, glass dishes, not plastic to cook in et. Spray your crock pot with Pam et. I know we all like to make life easier as we are so busy et, but let's consider our children. Peace....

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Post by Meari (90) | (04/04/2006)
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Yes, you can use oven bags in a crockpot just like you would use them in an oven. I've put all the stuff in the bag, tied it loosely, in order to let steam escape. Works fine.

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Post by meoowmom (1263) | (04/04/2006)
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Thank you for the GREAT tip!

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Post By Christine Goodwin (Guest Post) (04/03/2006)
Why the water in the crock pot before the cooking bag?

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Post by ILuvDobes (317) | (04/03/2006)
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I use them all of the time in my Crockpot, I've never added water though.

Jennifer
Northern Virginia

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Post by ThriftyFun (3749) | (03/14/2005)
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Add one cup water to the bottom of your crock pot. Then insert one Turkey bag (the ones you use for roasting oven bag), fold edges over the outside of crock pot - so that is has been lined with the turkey bag. Add ingredients and cook your favorite recipe as normal.

After you are through just throw away the bag -or- if there are left overs just tie it up and put the in the fridge for later use.

By Chell

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RE: Using Turkey Roasting Bags In Your Crockpot
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This is the best tip I have read on here in a long while! Thanks!
RE: Using Turkey Roasting Bags In Your Crockpot
susan (Guest Post)
reynolds makes bags especially for slow cookers they do help.

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