i am bored and its nice outside idk what to do though
As long as you wrap it well, at least 5-6 times aroundIf the plastics thick enough it will only shrink a little bit, and will create an air tight sealJust put lots of sauce on tem first, both sides.
you can buy professional grade plastic wrap that can go in the oven
NO.it'll melt! ruin the food, make a mess in the oven fa u to clean up.u can put foil over it instead of the plastic rap.but dont put foil in the microwave.it'll catch sparks.but u can put plastic rap in the microwave.but i wouldnt if u was gonna cook it for like 10mins or somethin.
Without aluminum outer wrapping, it would melt to the foodAluminum outer shell acts as a buffer from the direct heat, and holds moister in which acts as a melt retardantAs far as poison leaching into the food being cooked, well it would be such a small amount that it would not make a differenceYou would get more plastic toxic leaching in a gallon of milk then you would in a dozen slabs of ribs wrapped in plastic than aluminum foil and bakedI have made full slabs of ribs using the plastic wrap than aluminum foil method many times over the years, and I have yet to have one come out with any taste of plastic, in fact, they are better tasting and more tender then the ribs I have cooked without the plastic wrapWarnings are on the box for a reason, to prevent the inexperienced from making bad mistakes and ruining their foodBaking fish in the plastic/aluminum wrap method, well first off, you'll be baking at temps that would not cause any melting of the plastic, and the length of time baking is surely not long enough either to melt the plasticRemember, the moisture will prevent the plastic from meltingMaybe a compromise: use parchment paperFold a large enough piece in half, place the fish on one half with seasonings and a lemon slice, fold edges over, wrap in foil, place it on a cookie sheet, and bake as you always doYou find no threat of leaching, but really good tasting moist fishHave fun! Merry Christmas!
bike, homework, rollerblade, play online games, walk, do a puzzle, make dinner, call/text/im a friend, shower, put on some music and dance, look at colleges if you are in HS, do laundry, go shopping, paint you nails, write a letter to someone you care about, paint/draw something
