Are you able to bake a cake, a pie, cook a lasagna in it? How about broil a chicken? Is there enough space for that? How do your cakes come out? Is the quality ok? Thank you in advance.
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I'm not a cake baker so I can't help you there. However, I've cooked just about everything meal related in mine and it works just as well as my full size oven. As for space, it's surprisingly large. A small rotisserie size chicken will fit no problem. Pie/cake pans will fit with plenty of room to spare. It will not fit a full size lasagna pan though.
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I have made pizza in the oven (came out great). It turns out that a 7x9 pyrex doesn't fit, so lasagna in that size dish wouldn't work. I have baked a cornish hen and chicken pieces, but haven't tried a whole chicken. Overall, it is a great toaster oven - I just wish you didn't have to wait so long for the good toast!
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The quality is excellent, I have used mine to bake cakes, pies, and casseroles. Everything I have cooked in it has turned out just as good as it would have in a regular oven . The pizza setting is really great for frozen pizza and the bottom crust gets nice and crisp . I would reccomend this oven to anyone that wants a great toaster oven.
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I can speak for the quality. I would be surprised to see a unit, like this, at Macys or Nordstrom for less than $200. Very good value. Stainless steel front, and solid construction. No fuss electronics, also.
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Honestly I used boxed cake mix for my daughters party. I followed the directions that came with the pan on the amount of time to leave it in. (I don't recall what it says I don't have the paper in front of me at moment) It worked perfectly. The only other thing I did was to spin the pan around halfway through to get it all even heat. also an extra tip I found the easiest way to level the bottoms of the cakes was to fill the pans slightly more that it suggests then when they are cooked and cooled I used a large serrated knife and evened them all out. Hope this helped. Have fun!
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10"x10.5" is the largest pan for lasagna. it actually is the size pan that comes with the product. And yes, you can bake a cake and roast a chicken in this. I'm very happy with it. RE: lasagna. the size pan is typically smaller than what you would make lasagna in, but if you did it in batches (I don't think, very practical) it would work.
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The bottom of the baking pan is 9 1/2" X 9 1/2", so you could make a small lasagna. You could bake a small cake as well. Chicken parts would probably work better than a whole chicken. It is, after all, a toaster oven. Maybe you want to get the larger one?
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is there a tutorial on this machine? I got mine at an estate sale with no extra parts or directions, the little bit I am reading sounds like they will make nice pan cakes though. I love silver dollar or swedish pancakes ( small) will they make those? not really clear on when you flip them, are they fully or just dry?
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I have never tried fondarific YET, BUT I am planning to do a cake with it soon. I will update my post when I do!
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Hello .. not used it yet, but they are not so small so do not know whether to make the cake, I think it serves more as a cutter. I found no little usable. Wanted to make small canapes, but are not small
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yes you can bake a pie in this but you have to use a lower temp and watch it often, the top will burn quickly, you can use your regular sized pie pan. I often cook pizza in mine, but I only do 2 or 3 slices at once, I like the edges crispy.
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You can make the pizza right on it! I like to make the crust and bake it for a few minutes and then take it out of the oven to load it up and then pop it back in to finish!
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cooks, toasts, broils, etc. very evenly. I suggest a crisper pan or mesh for pizza. It gets very hot, I burned a couple of things at first, pay especial attention to direction to turn on/off button past 10 before setting desired time.
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You could ... if it were small enough. Only problem is the lid is plastic it would burn. It's the size of two chickens put side by side ... if that helps. Growing up, my grandma just used tin foil to cover her turkey and it turned out delicious. I've cooked chickens in it and it cooks them wonderfully -- I mainly use it for deep dish lasagna. Hope that helps. The plastic lid doesn't lock. BUT it sure is nice to use if you want to marinate or put things in the fridge. It's strong so other things can sit on top of it. PS ... the spatula --- looks weird but I tell ya, I use it every time I cook and need something solid to lift heavier and bigger pieces of food. You could ... if it were small enough. Only problem is the lid is plastic it would burn. It's the size of two chickens put side by side ... if that helps. Growing up, my grandma just used tin foil to cover her turkey and it turned out delicious. I've cooked chickens in it and it cooks them wonderfully -- I mainly use it for deep dish lasagna. Hope that helps. The plastic lid doesn't lock. BUT it sure is nice to use if you want to marinate or put things in the fridge. It's strong so other things can sit on top of it. PS ... the spatula --- looks weird but I tell ya, I use it every time I... » Read More You could ... if it were small enough. Only problem is the lid is plastic it would burn. It's the size of two chickens put side by side ... if that helps. Growing up, my grandma just used tin foil to cover her turkey and it turned out delicious. I've cooked chickens in it and it cooks them wonderfully -- I mainly use it for deep dish lasagna. Hope that helps. The plastic lid doesn't lock. BUT it sure is nice to use if you want to marinate or put things in the fridge. It's strong so other things can sit on top of it. PS ... the spatula --- looks weird but I tell ya, I use it every time I cook and need something solid to lift heavier and bigger pieces of food. « Show Less
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Perfect for a bundt cake. You've given me an idea to do the same thing, thx. It's very light & u can place cakes & other sweets on the tier. Good luck baking...
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Is it a cake or a pie? I don't understand. The filling shown is already cooked
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Gee Tori - as you can see from the answers, your question is kind of, shall we say, simplistic? What kind of cake, what is the expected temperature at the time, can you fit an ice pack or block in with it, is the vehicle air conditioned if necessary? Based on all the information you decided to not provide I can definitively say that the answer is: Probably
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Dear Amazon Consumer,Thank you for your interest in the Cake Boss Bake ware.May I also suggest you use the middle shelf in the oven.Please keep in mind that each oven is different, though you adjusted the temperature, you may also need to adjust the length of time you allow to bake. Or perhaps lower the temperature another degrees. Thank you for allowing me to be of service to you.Kind Regards,Audrey Consumer Relations
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I personally cooked the food then placed them in the tray, but I'm sure you can make and bake lasagne in the oven and place them on the buffet server. I would just be careful of scratching the teflon. Freezing them shouldn't be a problem either because it's metal. I recently used them for a nacho bar watching football with my family and plan to use them over Thanksgiving. It's a great deal for the price.
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I was told that I need to put this in a cold oven and then preheat the oven. I was told to never put this in a hot oven?I was told it would crack. I find that hard to believe because I know Emile Henry makes glazed pots that you can put in a preheated oven.If you have one of these, can you fix the pizza on this pan, then place the pan directly into a 400degrees oven? or hotter? Thank youSorry I posted this as a response - I meant to post as a new question ...