Never clean the bottom of your oven again
For those of us living deprived of a self-cleaning oven, the Vermont Country Store offers a non-stick oven liner. You put it on the bottom of your oven to catch drips. You then can pull it out and wipe it clean. Guess I will have to get one of these. But, I will need to check, first, if it’s parakeet-friendly. Also, for who is going to make the pie. New this fall, $14.95 online at Vermont Country Store.
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when you find the pie maker, could you send him/her to my house please…yum. I especially like pumpkin and ya know….it is the season.
I’ve learned from mom to use a piece of alluminum foil to catch any drips – not cleanable, but it does the job. Just remember to keep the circulation holes along the edge of the oven floor uncovered.
Not a bad idea for those of us who have self-cleaning ovens.
(There should be an industrial use for blueberry pie drippings!)
I bought one of these but haven’t used it yet. For gas ovens, it goes on the bottom rack.
I’ve always put my pies on a jellyroll pan to catch the drips, as I despise cleaning ovens, LOL!
Unfortunately this is made of Teflon, which has gotten a lot of bad press lately. I also use an old cookie sheet in my oven to catch drips. It’s not very pretty, but it works.
Teflon: Kills parakeets when stuff burns it…alas.
uh oh, Pam, I hope you didn’t find that out from experience….
I’ve always used foil….and I have a self cleaning oven.
Foil is something my Mom taught me.
denise, we read up on parakeet care when we got ours – so, no, no teflon disasters here!
Yeah, I’d save the money and use foil, which is recyclable, or an old cookie sheet, which is washable and probably ultimately recyclable too. Aside from killing birds, Teflon is a product that involves staggeringly toxic manufacturing byproducts that have shown up in basically every living thing on earth, even in remote jungles and suchlike. No thanks!