cookware A. Covered Roaster
roast a whole chicken, turkey breast, 4-lb. pork loin roast or 8-lb. ham. Braise meats with the glass lid on to keep them moist and tender. Three rivets on the pan edge stabilize the lid, lifting it slightly to release excess steam. Lid can be used as a baking pan, and nests in roaster for storage. Cast aluminum pan has nonstick interior and is heat-safe to 450°F; 4¼-qt. capacity, 12¾" x 8¾" x 3¼". Glass lid is dishwasher-, microwave-, refrigerator- and freezer-safe, oven-safe to 400°F; 3½-qt. capacity, 12¼" x 7¾" x 2¾". #2401 $99.50
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B. Kitchen Fork Lift meats from pan to platter and hold them steady for carving; check the doneness of cooked veggies. stainless steel tines. 11½". Dishwasher-safe.
#1633 $10.00
C. Baster & Cleaning Brush Make moist and flavorful turkeys and roasts. tapered tube reaches into pan corners. Cleanup is easy with the handy brush. Dishwasher-safe.
#1665 $13.00
D. Oven Pad thick, quilted terry cloth keeps hands safe. elastic hand band gives you a sure grip. 10" x 10¾". 100% cotton. imported. Machine washable.
#1346 $13.50
E. Oven Mitt extra-thick around thumb and hand areas that touch hot bakeware. extra-long to protect your wrist and forearm. 157
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Machine washable. #1329 $17.50
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F. Hot Pad/Trivet e
A silicone hot pad, trivet, jar opener and nonskid mat, all in one! Heat-resistant to 675°f. in cranberry. 8" x 8". Dishwasher-safe.
#2156 $11.00 ". 100% cotton. Imported.
G. Pocket Thermometer Large, easy-to- read numbers and shatterproof magnifying lens. stainless probe resists rusting and provides accurate readings from 0° – 220°F. Thermometer is dishwasher-safe.
#2248 $12.50
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