Commercial Hard-Anodized Roasting Pan with Nonstick Rack (16x13x4-in.) by Calphalon
This is the Classic Hard-Anodized roaster from Calphalon that comes with its own nonstick rack. It holds a holiday turkey or ham, a chicken or a roast with vegetables. The rack has two handles that extend beyond the roaster's sides so you can get a firm grip when lifting. The roaster itself has two ... See complete description »
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This is the Classic Hard-Anodized roaster from Calphalon that comes with its own nonstick rack. It holds a holiday turkey or ham, a chicken or a roast with vegetables. The rack has two handles that extend beyond the roaster's sides so you can get a firm grip when lifting. The roaster itself has two upturned handles that are multi-riveted for superior strength.
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Excellent product, good value. cleanded up easily. just made a 18# (brined with salt and sugar) turkey, injected with wine as well, and was a great hit at our last dinner party!
I believe this roasting pan (or one very similar) with the tall side handles was the one recomended on "America's Test Kitchen" and certainly now endorsed by a fairly experienced home chef, and maker of some 30 turkeys in the past.
This is a very good roasting pan for the home cook. It fits nicely in a smaller oven and is easy to manipulate. I found that it had even heat and was heavy enough to use without the rack. The rack is very nice but would be more convenient if it were collapsible, but is ok. I like the finish. I recommend hand washing rather using dishwasher to prolong the life of the pan. At this price it is an excellent purchase.
Used it to roast my Thanksgiving turkey. Not only was it excellent for roasting but it was wonderful for making the gravy in the pan. Excellent weight and quality. Great price.
Roasting pan did an excellent job -- I only used it once so far, it it worked fine. Plenty of room, I like the over-sized handles, and I especially lke the way the rack lifts out.
I bought this pan as a gift for my parents. They have yet to use it, but based on the quality by sight and feel, it should be a great addition to their kitchen. The price is very reasonable especially since it comes with the rack.
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