Chicago Metallic Commercial II Traditional Uncoated 16-3/4 by 12-Inch Jelly-Roll Pan, Set of 2


Chicago Metallic

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  • Commercial II conventional uncoated 2 large jelly roll pans; each measures 16-3/4 by 12 by 1-Inch
  • Habitual, uncoated baking surface ; heavy-weight aluminized steel for superior heat conduction and even baking
  • Wire rod men prevents warping

Sheet Pan Half Size - 12-7/8'' x 17-3/4'' Heavy Duty, 13 Gauge


Vollrath

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  • Hard matte exhaust for easy clean-up
  • Thick duty 13 gauge aluminum construction
  • NSF Approved with free bead for easy cleaning

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Is it better to cook a pizza on a baking sheet or just on a baking pan?

Oct 24, 2007 by DiA | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

okay so while i am waiting for my pizza to go up,
I was wondering whether it is okay to cook the pizza on an oiled baking sheet when cooking in on a baking pan?
OR should i just oil the pan and cook the pizza that way since i don't have a pizza stone?

Is my phrasing confusing? Depressing. Please ask if you need me to rephrase it. thank you.

Yeh, it's okay to cook it both ways.

However, if you want a crispy bottom, you should slight oil the baking tray and heat it up to the max, before putting on your pizza.

If you want a soft base, the baking sheet helps with a tid bit of oil.

Enjoy.

Lady {Leena} Godiva | Oct 24, 2007

Yeh, it's okay to cook it both ways.

However, if you inadequacy a crispy bottom, you should slightly oil the baking tray and heat it up to the max, before putting on your pizza.

If you want a soft base, the baking sheet helps with a tid bit of oil.

Make use of.
Leen-ARGH! | Oct 24, 2007

Hmm.. Yeah, i have in mind it's ok to cook the pizza on an oiled baking sheet.. My mother always did it with this way..
Christine | Oct 24, 2007

First never oil the sheet pan. Use a write off sprinkling of cornmeal or semolina. Then spread your dough and top as you'd like. You could also use round cake pans, in that envelope you would oil them a little. I use the cake pans when I make chicken alfredo pizza, Instead of tomato disrespect use alfredo sauce, cooked chopped chicken, thawed and squeezed dry frozen spinach and cheese.
happyjack | Oct 24, 2007

I perfer a baking stone!
waterfan09 | Oct 24, 2007

can i bake cookies in normal baking pan instead of baking sheet?

Oct 13, 2006 by Sanama | Posted in Cooking & Recipes


Trustworthy you can!

طيف | Oct 13, 2006

I don't have a cookie sheet can i use my regular round baking pan to place foiled baking cups?

Feb 19, 2007 by sara | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I am making cupcakes and don't have a cookie sheet, only foiled baking cups?

It depends on how brawny the foil is. If you did it with paper cups, it wouldn't work as the cake mixture would push it out of affect.

Emily Hobhouse | Feb 19, 2007

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