Nordic Ware Bakers Half Sheet, 13 by 18 by 1 Inch


Nordic Ware

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  • Made in the USA

Good Cook Set Of 3 Non-Stick Cookie Sheet


Good Cook

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Baking tray?

Oct 22, 2006 by *~'~'Claire~'~'* | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

Ok im about to bake a consolidate. ive never done it before. the thing is i do not have a baking tray? is their anything else i can use? can i use a oven dish or somthing like that? thnx 2 whoever answers xxx

You don't 'have to' bake in a bar pan. You can bake in 'pyrex' or'corningware disn. ONLY if it's oven unhurt. Make sure you grease the pan first or you'll never get it out. The 13 X 9 (lasagna dish) is a good preference for a cake. Keep an eye on it. It's done when a toothpick or piece of spaghetti comes out clean when poked down the middle.

youneedtupperware@prodigy.net | Oct 22, 2006

You can use an ovenproof dish, but be predisposed for an interesting shaped cake! lol Obviously it has to be deep enuf to take the mixture and allow space for rising whilst cooking.
huggywell | Oct 22, 2006

as dream of as it can be used in high heat
slick o | Oct 22, 2006

You can use any dish you have that it strongbox for the oven.
make sure that the dish is at least twice as big as the amount of batter you have because if it turns out, your cake will rise and you don't privation it all over the floor of your oven.
Have fun.
Tavita | Oct 22, 2006

You don't 'have to' bake in a dry pan. You can bake in 'pyrex' or'corningware disn. ONLY if it's oven safe. See sure you grease the pan first or you'll never get it out. The 13 X 9 (lasagna dish) is a good choice for a encrust. Keep an eye on it. It's done when a toothpick or piece of spaghetti comes out clean when poked down the middle.
youneedtupperware@prodigy.net | Oct 22, 2006

yeah i tihnk an oven dish would be penalize
gangstayubi69 | Oct 22, 2006

if you've got a smallish bicuit tin use that grease it with margarine or butter first
briangimma | Oct 22, 2006

Is it safe to use a large baking tray in my new small cooker?

Mar 19, 2008 by Rose D | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I have a very strapping baking tray which will only go in my smaller cooker lengthwise, if the grid shelves are turned upside down, I think.

I don't deliberate on it's unsafe but your food might not cook as evenly if you fill the oven with it and the air can't circulate.

scrgrl | Mar 19, 2008

Best dish/ baking tray on which to cook pizza?

May 16, 2008 by abranch29 | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

Hey there guys, Another quick-witted question about pizza. I use an Aga and I wish to know what type of Baking tray/sheet to use to get the best result. Thanks.

Since pizza stones have a garb of cracking, the best pan on which to cook pizza would be Mario Batali's enameled cast iron pizza pan, made by Copco. It's a consequential heat conductor (cooks evenly and quickly) and doesn't require seasoning (typically a must for squint iron pans)...just rinse and it's ready to use again. Looks nice, too!

Nikki S | May 16, 2008

Baking tray - News


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Vancouver Sun - Feb 04, 2012
That congenial of meal, I thought, would fit nicely on a TV tray and be something football fans could dig into. PORK BACK RIBS Ribs slow-baked until difficult, cut into easy-to-eat, single-bone pieces, and then richly sauced and baked again until marvellously

Apricot, orange and pistachio biscotti
Taste.com.au - Feb 04, 2012
Apricot, orange and pistachio biscotti Dig up a large baking tray with baking paper. Using an electric mixer, beat egg, sugar and orange rind until thick and diminish. Sift over flour and baking powder. Add pistachios and apricots. Stir to combine. Turn out onto a lightly floured outside.