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The thread centers around a participant's inquiry about using skewers to roast sausage and potato kabobs in a bar pan without a grill. Concerns about the potential for the bar pan to crack during this cooking method are discussed, along with various suggestions and personal experiences related to the topic.
No clear consensus emerges regarding the safety of using skewers in the bar pan, as participants share differing experiences and suggestions without a definitive agreement on the outcome.
The discussion reflects personal experiences and suggestions related to cooking techniques and equipment usage within the context of Pampered Chef shows.
Consultants preparing for cooking shows or looking for alternative methods to grill or roast food without a traditional grill may find the shared experiences and suggestions relevant.
I would call or email the PC test kitchens for that one! They are pretty quick to get back to you.bbstephan said:Help! I have a show and the gal wants the sausage/pot kabobs on the new skewers- but she doesn't have a grill. Will I crack the bar pan if I put the food on the skewers, lay them in the bar pan and roast them? Thanks!
Becky, TX
bbstephan said:Help! I have a show and the gal wants the sausage/pot kabobs on the new skewers- but she doesn't have a grill. Will I crack the bar pan if I put the food on the skewers, lay them in the bar pan and roast them? Thanks!
Becky, TX
You can roast a variety of foods on skewers in the Bar Pan, including vegetables like bell peppers, zucchini, and mushrooms, as well as proteins such as chicken, beef, shrimp, and tofu. The key is to choose items that cook at similar rates for even roasting.
To prepare the skewers, soak wooden skewers in water for about 30 minutes to prevent them from burning. If using metal skewers, simply thread your ingredients onto the skewers, ensuring they are evenly spaced for proper cooking.
The best temperature for roasting food on skewers in the Bar Pan is typically around 400°F (200°C). This allows for even cooking and browning without drying out the ingredients.
The roasting time can vary depending on the ingredients used. Generally, it takes about 15-25 minutes to roast skewers in the Bar Pan, but it's important to check for doneness and adjust the time as needed based on the size and type of food.
Yes, the Bar Pan is versatile and can be used in both the oven and on the grill. Just ensure that you follow the manufacturer's guidelines for temperature limits and care instructions to maintain the integrity of the pan.