Oval Roaster with Lid (19-in.) by Granite Ware

Oval Roaster with Lid (19-in.) by Granite Ware

It's a pretty safe bet that your mother - and your grandmother - owned a covered roasting pan like this one. The same U.S. company has been making these black porcelain-on-steel roasters, specked with white flecks, since 1871. This large roaster has a "tree" embossed pattern on the bottom, to partia... See complete description »

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It's a pretty safe bet that your mother - and your grandmother - owned a covered roasting pan like this one. The same U.S. company has been making these black porcelain-on-steel roasters, specked with white flecks, since 1871. This large roaster has a "tree" embossed pattern on the bottom, to partially lift food off the surface. To store the pan, just invert the lid. The Granite Ware roaster is a practical, economical, time-honored choice. No roasting rack included. Not safe for glass/ceramic/induction stoves.

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Recommended by 96% of reviewers   |   Rated a "Good Value" by 98% of reviewers
by Christopher, WA
December 4, 2005

Just what we needed too cook our roast for Thanksgiving.

I much prefer this over any of the teflon non-stick stuff.

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by Karen, PA
December 30, 2004

Very good; just like what my mom has used for years.

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by Bernadette, CO
December 28, 2005

This was a gift for a young mother who used plastic bags to make holiday turkey. Her husband is so happy that I taught her how to use the old-fashioned enamel roasting pan. We had Christmas dinner together and the turkey was moist and browned the old fashioned way. I looked in every store I knew of to find an enamel pan. Cooking.com was the one place with a reasonable price. Thank you Cooking.com.
Bernadette Julich
Glenwood Springs, Colorado

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excellent product
by Barbara , PA
May 18, 2008

Excellent for roasting, easy clean up. Would recommend to others.

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by Christina, VA
December 25, 2007

Oldie but goodie-- cooks great- just like grandma's roasts!

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Cooking Tip From the Food Network Kitchens

You'll see chicken in the supermarket labeled as broiler-fryer, roaster, or stewing. These terms describe the size, not necessarily concrete rules for their best cooking method. You can stew, fry, or roast any size of chicken, though big roaster chickens can be a little difficult to broil.