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Can you boil water in a roaster?
You can't boil water in a roaster in the traditional sense. Roasters are designed for dry heat cooking like roasting meat, vegetables, or nuts. They don't have the capability to boil water because:
* No direct heat source: Roasters typically rely on convection heating, where hot air circulates around the food. They don't have a heating element or burner to directly heat water.
* Limited water capacity: Roasters are usually shallow and not designed to hold large volumes of water.
* Safety concerns: Placing a pot of water inside a roaster could lead to overheating, potential fire hazards, or damage to the appliance.
Instead of trying to boil water in a roaster, use a stovetop kettle, saucepan, or electric kettle for this purpose.
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