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Old 07-17-2006, 06:02 PM
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I found a good pot roast recipe in the recipe section but I don't have a roasting pan. I just have clear glass pyrex baking dishes. Can i use that instead?
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Old 07-19-2006, 09:32 PM
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Sure. The Pyrex baking dish will work fine for baking in the oven.
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Gram had one roasting pan and one pyrex baking dish for the oven. She used that pyrex for everything and then she passed it down to me and I have been using it for the last 22 years! Brings back many wonderful memories.
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You can use Pyrex for just about anything. That's why I love it - so versatile. Oven, microwave, whatever.
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My favorite way to cook a pot roast is to take a nylon oven bag, toss in a chuck roast, and add peeled sliced potatoes (chunks), carrot pieces, and a few medium onions. Pour in a can of low or no sodium beef broth, and cook at 325 for 3 1/2 hours. I simply love the way the beef flavor passes to the potatoes, carrots, and onions. You can flavor this with garlic and ground pepper too. A salad on the side makes a full meal. This would cook well in the Pyrex pan, and the bag keeps the mess away from the glass so cleanup is easy.
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Yes! I would put a little liquid in with it, though. When stuff burns onto a pyrex it's hard to get off.
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Ah, true story. I've spent many endless hours scrubbing.

The worst is potatoes au gratin. Delicious, but that burned on milk/cheese/potato just refuses to budge.
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Have you tried placing hot water in the pan and placing a dryer sheet (from the laundry room) in the water?? Wait a while and it should clean real easy.
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That's a great tip, I'll have to remember the next time I make cheesy potatoes in my pryex dish.
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Ok thanks a ton for that tip. I had never heard of that. Those things are hard to clean. I will definitely try that next time.
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