What are the best baking dishes you have? - Page 4

bri20 · ‎03-10-2016

I use Pyrex, Corningware, and Le Crueset only.

Never had a problem...

missy1 · ‎03-10-2010

Command Performance. HSN used to sell it. Chef Jamie Gwen would rep it.

Blahblahvampemer · ‎08-31-2010

I've used my Emile Henry the most, but everything is good. It really comes down to your taste and budget. The Pioneer Woman pieces at Wal Mart are fabulous, but so is Pyrex, Polish stoneware, Temptations, the old Lydia Bastianitch (sp?) line QVC used to carry...tons of choices.

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Puzzle Piece · ‎06-29-2010

Just a patriot here.

Pyrex and Corning Ware - although the French invented the glass to take the heat, it was the USA who used the technology for the Space Program that employed many and got us to the moon and back. Keep on keeping on USA!

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jubilant · ‎06-10-2010

My recipes only understand Pyrex and Corning Ware.... so I will stick with them!

Sooner · ‎03-10-2010

I am surprised nobody mentioned Longaberger or Pampered Chef cookware. Those brands often come up here. I remember everybody I worked with had Grandma Bonnie's pie plate (wasn't it a pie plate???).

barrel racer · ‎03-13-2010

I still like my Pyrex. I have a set my grandmother gave me as a wedding gift in 1969. I am minus one lid but it is my go to set. I collect old pyrex at yard sales and antique stores when I can find it.

151949 · ‎03-09-2010

I agree with everyone who said Corning ware. Mine are 47 years old - they were a wedding gift - and are still in perfect condition.

DiAnne · ‎09-22-2010

I have several sizes of LeCreuset baking dishes, also several sizes of Portmeirion Botanical baking dishes. I have Fiestaware individual casseroles that I use often and are fun. The only bakeware I purchased from QVC was one set of polka dot Temptations which I never used due everything I read about their cracking.

novamc1 · ‎07-02-2015

@barrel racer

You said you collect vintage Pyrex. Yesterday, I went to a local consignment shop to pick up some items that had not sold (due to the shop's insistence on overpricing, but that's another topic)......

While there, I spotted a set of three vintage nesting Pyrex mixing bowls in a color and pattern I'd never seen before. The price wasn't bad at a little under $15 for the set. I don't need bowls and only love to collect the old covered casseroles, but would like to identify the style.

Can you possibly give a hint as to what the pattern of those bowls is called and when it was an active pattern?.......it was kind of a dull brownish-grayish color with a speckled granite look to it, and it had a blue floral pattern on the sides, either similar to or identical to cornflower.