I need to bake a vadallia onion casserole for a Church Christmas dinner. Would these work well for cooking, traveling,reheat & serve about 40 people?
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Yes they should.You may have to fix 2 pans to feed 40 people. I have made a pineapple casserole and carried it with me and reheated it. Can not put in oven over 400 degrees.I bake casseroles and cakes in mine all the time.Of course you can not put the lid in the oven. Hope this helps.
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I baked a corn pudding in it and took it to the church. I didn't reheat it but I'm sure you could for I have used the same pan over again. It also has a nice cover. Actually I love these pans. I use them at home and in our rv. That's why I bought so many in the package available. They also wash up so easily. Now you may have to support it a bit if your casserole is heavy.
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Excellent choice for carry out to dinners, etc. Bottom is a little flimsy when pulling out of oven, so be careful. Best pans for baking, putting on lid, placing in casserole carry bag and reheating in microwave or oven. One 9x12 pan serves about 12-14 people. Wish we could get the 8x8 size pans but they seem to no longer be available. These freeze casseroles easily ... be sure to tape top on to pan to hold it in place.
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Depends on the size of the pieces. I would say at least 3 filets of catfidh. Just a guess tho.they will cook quite fast tho
1678926
So far I've used them up to 450. Just to be clear I put them on the handles before taking the pan out. They didn't stay in the oven while the food was cooking. They are so much easier than clumsy hot pads or oven mitts. I bought them for my sons homes as well.
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I use these pans often to roast vegetables at 425-450, also use to cook bacon with foil lining the pan with the rack on top, these pans have performed very well, I have ordered these for my daughters as well.
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yes, these are good for Everything... you could do a court bouillon or a little olive oil (I like spitiko) or butter...and they are great for reheating anything in the toaster oven. also I recommend the round deeper ones for the same thing. I use these ALL The time...
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Absolutely! These are the greatest. We used ours tonight to make a "goulash" where we started be browning meat in oil. There were no hot spots and nothing burned. Then we made the dish in the same pan without rinsing it out since there were no burned spots. That went into the oven for 45 minutes and then back on the stove top for the final steps. After dinner I did a quick rinse with a sponge and but it in the dishwasher.
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I have only used them for large events as a disposable treat. But.....i suppose if i was serving them at home i could definately was them and reuse! Hope this helps!! They are really fun to make!! Enjoy!!!
71955
I have only used them to bake bread. Flan and creme brulee is not as heavy so can't advise.
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Hi Connie, I bought these for small dinners for my parents, I freeze them and they microwave them and dish washer safe, I have never used the oven but pretty sure its oven safe too. They are the perfect one size pie..
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I'd say at the very maximum you could cook for four. They're basically sized for a backcountry camp stove.
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I have friends that use them for baking. Just be aware that they are rather limber and if you're not careful you will spill. I've only used them for making soap on a flat surface.
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I am a Senior Citizen and use 2 mini size nuwave ovens because the large size is too tall for my counter. I really like the mini size ovens. They are very lightweight and easy to clean and do a good job cooking. There is enough space by using two of them to cook meat in one and veggies or whatever in the other. She wouldn't be able to cook a casserole or bake a cake of course. So it would depend on what she would want to cook in it. As I have gotten older I tend to fix simple things and try to eat low fat which the nuwave ovens are great for. I have had mine for several years and haven't had any problems with the dome cracking like the larger ones. I am a Senior Citizen and use 2 mini size nuwave ovens because the large size is too tall for my counter. I really like the mini size ovens. They are very lightweight and easy to clean and do a good job cooking. There is enough space by using two of them to cook meat in one and veggies or whatever in the other. She wouldn't be able to cook a casserole or bake a cake of course. So it would depend on what she would want to cook in it. As I have gotten older I tend to fix simple things and try to eat low fat which the nuwave ovens are great for. I have had mine for several years and haven't... » Read More I am a Senior Citizen and use 2 mini size nuwave ovens because the large size is too tall for my counter. I really like the mini size ovens. They are very lightweight and easy to clean and do a good job cooking. There is enough space by using two of them to cook meat in one and veggies or whatever in the other. She wouldn't be able to cook a casserole or bake a cake of course. So it would depend on what she would want to cook in it. As I have gotten older I tend to fix simple things and try to eat low fat which the nuwave ovens are great for. I have had mine for several years and haven't had any problems with the dome cracking like the larger ones. « Show Less
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I use them on a wood burning stove and have used them over the campfire. They are heavy on the bottom so the food does not burn as easy. Best camp cookware I have ever used.
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I don't believe they would be good if you baked them. They are fairly thin and I think they would burn. I use them for choc caramel tarts which is cooked before filled.
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I don't know but they work great for serving appetizers, warm or cold, but I've not used them on direct heat
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I don't know, but my guess would be no. They might be too close to the elements. The package says safe in oven to 500 degrees F/260 C. Contact Pantry Elements.
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I think most are good up to 500. You cannot put them on a burner or under a broiler. Some you can put in a microwave.