Is too shallow to use to make English muffins in? How deep is it?
185575
I've never used it to make English muffins, but I have used it to make hamburger buns....works great! I love the pan and it's1/2 inch deep.
185576
It is a shallow pan. The English Muffins would be thin but crispy. It measures approximately 1\2".
185577
It makes the perfect whoopsie pie top and bottoms. You can make English muffins in it.
1919251
Not very deep but you definitely could cook a steak in it or even sauté some vegetables. It really is a great pan to use instead of the stove and since it is a large round surface it holds a good bit. Hope this helps!!
1015844
Is an inch "deep"? Enough for fruit, whippy, butter, syrup, etc. Crispy. We like ours.
229580
Sorry But I haven't. Just used it for baked egg dishes, with English Muffins since it's wide enough to hold an English Muffin. It's not very deep so if you do plan on making cookies they'll have be to real thin.
1557055
I think it might be too small. I never made a mini muffin with mine. I use mine for meatballs
925154
You certainly can. However, the English muffins made with these rings may be slightly smaller than those in stores.
2121655
If you filled each muffin mold to the brim ( which of course you wouldn't actually fill them that full!) they hold 1/2 c. They measure 1 1/4 inches deep, 2 1/2 inches across the top diameter, and 2 inches across the bottom diameter. Hope that helps you. Happy baking!
1919252
Not very deep but you definitely could cook a steak in it or even saut some vegetables. It really is a great pan to use instead of the stove and since it is a large round surface it holds a good bit. Hope this helps!!
550532
The large pan I make buttermilk cornbread, the are not extra deep but I would guess the standard depth of a skillet. I can get the exact depth.
1330786
They might be small and shallow. The circumference of the cavities are slightly smaller than that of an English muffin, and fairly shallow. But, if you are trying to make a burger bun that is a bit more healthy than a normal one, it might be great. Good luck.
1390217
I think they are not deep enough. I like them for small pies, little pizzas and scant cake batter.
623238
The bottom looks wide enough, but I have not tried and I don't have any muffin cups at home. Let me take a measurement for you.
1330785
Yes the depth should be okay. They are 1/2 inch deep by 3 inches wide. How thick the bun is will depend partly on how full you fill the circles with batter. As long as three inches wide is large enough they should make good buns!
1706359
Pretty shallow. I would not fry bacon in it unless you only made a few at a time. The grease will need to be emptied quite a bit.
1381765
Each well on this pan holds 8 ounces of liquid. It would make a very large muffin. Each well of a standard size muffin pan holds about 2 1/2 ounces of liquid. Yes, you could make muffins, they would be jumbo size. However, you are probably looking for the standard size which comes with either 6 or 12 wells. This pan is not the usual pan for making muffin tops either, those are usually made in a much shallower pan. This pan is 1 1/2" deep. A muffin top pan is usually 1/2" deep. This pan is also good for making individual tarts or small pies, hamburger buns, and even individual sized meatloafs. Hope this helps.
538511
I really haven't measured it but it seems quite deep although I can't see it used as a deep fryer
1706358
It is very shallow not sure it would be good for bacon. The grease would probably overflow. I love it though for pancakes.