Are these really the LARGE Tortilla shell pans?
1981243
The pan itself is large compared to the smaller ones seen in the stores. It will hold a 'burrito' sized flour tortilla as stated in guidelines. As the tortilla heats up, it will shrink and conform to the pan shape and will shrink in size somewhat. It will be large enough to hold a complete decent sized tostada with all the fixin's.(beans, meat, cheese, lettuce, salsa, sour cream tomatoes & scallions). If you use the super size tortilla (I beleive 16") it will probably hang over the sides and therefore will not shrink up and conform to pan size.
1981244
LOL ... hold on and I'll go measure the diameter and also what size I use for the tortillas. Just over 8" from flute to flute. About 3" deep. Perfect fit for an 11' tortilla but would also cope with larger.
1981245
Yes. I buy the 10-inch tortillas. We make taco salads a lot. Love the pans. Nice quality.
1934202
Tells you how to bake the shells and using large burrito flour tortillas they come out wonderfully. Hope that helps, as I've never made tortillas from scratch.
1381763
these pans are designed for buns. I obtained a jumbo muffin pan from Walmart that makes 6 very large muffins
598373
Yes they are. More like a big cupcake. I like them. They are a perfect size.
1797918
My bowls were way too large... I live in Mexico and could not find ANY tortillas (burrito or otherwise) that we're large enough to make anything substantial... other that an ashtray.
2036195
They are fine for regular taco shells. The wide bottom shells won't fit. But they are pretty stable and easy to use with the shells.
427957
Like the other answer, I am not sure what type of metal they are made of, but they are metal. But it is not a thick metal. They do have a non stick coating but I usually spray mine with cooking spray (Pam) because I believe that the oil in the spray helps the tortilla to be crisper. So far I have never had anything to stick to the pans. I also hope this helps.
84071
Yes, but you'll have a small portion of the tortilla that isn't crispy. And you'll have about 2 inches of tortilla. I prefer 8 inch.
1745302
I would say they are more in between a regular and the jumbo muffin size. I do love them!
2135971
I went to order and it said -- Estimated delivery: Aug. 29, 2012 - Nov. 19, 2012Chicago Metallic Non-Stick Large Tortilla Shell Pans, Set of 2$15.49Quantity: 1 Change Usually ships within 2 to 5 months. Sold by: Amazon.com LLC Add gift options :(
467803
These pans are 10", 9 ", and 8". They're not like cake pans you would use to make a graduated layer cake. These pans are used individually for things like cheesecake and upside down cakes.
1219240
they are not the size of a meatloaf pan. They are smaller about 3 1/4 x 5 1/2. They came very well packaged and with Amazon Prime I had them in no time. Worth the money.
594252
It will make up to a 7 inch tortilla. If you want a larger tortilla you'll need to purchase a different tortilla press.
1219111
Unfortunately they're not. They're big enough for regular sized baked breads or goodies.
1464732
The directions on the box was 375 degrees for 10min.The one thing I don't like is the smaller tortillas are pretty thick and make a very hard shell.Make sure you look for the thinnest tortillas you can find.10inch tortillas will over lap in these smaller pans but that is ok they just are just not picture perfect.
105832
I bought several steam table pan varieities, but I am pretty sure I bought these for doing approximately equivalent to 9" x 13" pan baking (Lasagna, casseroles, cakes, breads, etc.) That I could bring to work and to potlucks without having to worry about losing a casserole dish. They are not the big ones.
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Nope! They're about 2-3 inches long when you cut the dough, and they get a little bit bigger in the oven. Hope this helps. :)