Cheesecloth, such as the QEP 76030 Cheese Cloth Cotton, is made from cotton and can generally be used in the oven at moderate temperatures. However, its safety for use in a hot oven depends on the temperature and how it is used. Here's what you need to know: Flame Resistance: Cotton is flammable and can ignite if exposed to direct flames or very high heat (above 400°F/204°C). Ensure the cheesecloth does not come into direct contact with oven heating elements or open flames. Soaking Before Use: To use cheesecloth in the oven, it is often soaked in liquid (e.g., butter, stock, or oil) before draping it over a turkey. This reduces the risk of burning and keeps the cloth moist during cooking. Oven Temperature: At typical turkey roasting temperatures (325–375°F/163–190°C), a properly soaked cheesecloth can safely cover the turkey without catching fire. Supervision: Always monitor the oven closely when using cheesecloth to ensure it doesn't dry out and become a fire hazard.