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ISO lasagna pan/deep dish rectangle baker..what do you all use/ eyeing up..?

msh8970 — Tue, 11 Jul 2017 19:47:27 GMT

I am looking to get a new lasagan pan, or I guess moreover, a deep dish rectangle baking dish. What do you all own and love, or is there one you have been looking at..?

Thanks for any rec's!!

Re: ISO lasagna pan/deep dish rectangle baker..what do you all use/ eyeing up..?

lolakimono — Tue, 11 Jul 2017 19:58:10 GMT

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Re: ISO lasagna pan/deep dish rectangle baker..what do you all use/ eyeing up..?

Fressa — Tue, 11 Jul 2017 19:59:34 GMT

I use my Temptations lasagne pan and am pleased with it. It does get heavy when you have a huge lasagne in it. I saw a three partition lasagne pan by Chef Tony of MCM that looked interesting if you have picky eaters. If I didn't have my dishes I would have ordered that pan. You could vary the meats, etc and have a variety of lasagne.

I also have a few Analon pans and am pleased with them. I found mine at BBB with a coupon. They clean up like a breeze.

Re: ISO lasagna pan/deep dish rectangle baker..what do you all use/ eyeing up..?

alicedee — Tue, 11 Jul 2017 20:02:58 GMT

I use my Fiesta 9x13 baker. Works great.

Re: ISO lasagna pan/deep dish rectangle baker..what do you all use/ eyeing up..?

thyme Patty — Tue, 11 Jul 2017 20:12:04 GMT

I use my Fiesta 9" X 13" also alicedee.. I've made lasagna with mine... works great...

Re: ISO lasagna pan/deep dish rectangle baker..what do you all use/ eyeing up..?

jaxs mom — Tue, 11 Jul 2017 20:13:17 GMT

I'm using Temptations for that. It's nice and deep and I've had zero quality issues with my stuff.

Re: ISO lasagna pan/deep dish rectangle baker..what do you all use/ eyeing up..?

msh8970 — Tue, 11 Jul 2017 20:18:37 GMT

@jaxs mom wrote:
I'm using Temptations for that. It's nice and deep and I've had zero quality issues with my stuff.

Which temptations piece..? I do want deep.. The Le Creuset one looks sweet, too.. thinking Fiestaware won't be as deep as I would like.. but thanks for any and all rec's!!

Re: ISO lasagna pan/deep dish rectangle baker..what do you all use/ eyeing up..?

Pinkandblue — Tue, 11 Jul 2017 21:29:37 GMT

I love love love my Pampered Chef lasagna pan. It cooks perfectly, and after it was gifted to me, I've never used anything else for my lasagnas.

Re: ISO lasagna pan/deep dish rectangle baker..what do you all use/ eyeing up..?

jaxs mom — Tue, 11 Jul 2017 21:52:18 GMT

@msh8970 wrote:
@jaxs mom wrote:
I'm using Temptations for that. It's nice and deep and I've had zero quality issues with my stuff.
Which temptations piece..? I do want deep.. The Le Creuset one looks sweet, too.. thinking Fiestaware won't be as deep as I would like.. but thanks for any and all rec's!!

Just the standard 13x9 they sell ( they are currently on the Temptations website for 27.99), they're about 3 inches deep interior measurement.

My Le Creuset enameled cast iron rectangular baker is only 2 inches. Plus I like that the Temptations one comes with the plastic lid for the fridge and since it's flat I can put things on top of it if I need to.

Re: ISO lasagna pan/deep dish rectangle baker..what do you all use/ eyeing up..?

Snowpuppy — Tue, 11 Jul 2017 22:59:15 GMT

All Clad makes a great lasagne pan. One version has a snap on lid. I have both the Fiestaware 9x13 and the All Clad lasagne pan. I also use the All Clad pan as a small open roaster for turkey breast.

The All Clad has better handles and gives a safer grip for heavier dishes in my opinion. It's larger and deeper than Fiestaware 9x13.

I got mine as a gwp with an All Clad set but I've seen several on the bay. New in box as well as factory seconds. Good prices vs the stores.

Re: ISO lasagna pan/deep dish rectangle baker..what do you all use/ eyeing up..?

jaxs mom — Wed, 12 Jul 2017 18:07:21 GMT

That's true, I bake my dressing in my All Clad roaster, although I've never needed that much lasagna to use it since I have the large one that's about 14x17. At one point I considered buying their lasagna pan but I love the way ceramic cooks and the All Clad lasagna pan is not clad, it's all stainless steel.

Re: ISO lasagna pan/deep dish rectangle baker..what do you all use/ eyeing up..?

chickenbutt — Wed, 12 Jul 2017 18:22:22 GMT

I just have a regular old nonstick baking pan that's 15x10", that I've used for many years. IIRC, it's from the old CE line of nonstick bakeware. Still looks like perfect after all these years and is the perfect size for my recipe.

I make it large like that because I cool, cut into squares, freeze, and vacuum seal it so I have plenty to last a year or more.

Re: ISO lasagna pan/deep dish rectangle baker..what do you all use/ eyeing up..?

thyme Patty — Wed, 12 Jul 2017 18:36:38 GMT

http://www.qvc.com/Creo-Smartglass-Set-of-2-Baking-Dish-Set.product.K35861.html?sc=LTS

there's one for today lunchtime special