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I have a new gas oven and have noticed that with every roast so far
(chicken, pork) the bottom 1/2 inch of meat does not cook. I've checked the oven temperature with a thermometer and no problem there. A friend thinks it's because I use a bit of water at the bottom of the roasting pan. But the meat is always on a rack inside the pan so doesn't sit in the water. Plus with my old oven (which was alot smaller) I did the same and never had a problem with the meat not cooking all the way through. I checked the oven instructions and always made sure I positioned the roast on the proper oven rack (lower to the bottom of the oven), so that's not the problem either. Anyone else have this problem? Any ideas on what could be the trouble? |
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