What size would work on an 8 inch square glass baking dish?
268909
Since the diagonal distance across an 8" dish is around 11 1/2" I would say they 10 x 13 would work just fine.
268910
The medium banana leaf would work for the 8" square. You could also use the stretch to fit covers sold on amazon.
1332371
I have it on a 10 in bowl but there are groves in the bar that sits on the bowl to fit an 8 inch as well. You might also like the Bell Billiotte Lampshade Beige 13X14X11.25. This one comes from Royal Lampshades and is more authentic for this type of lamp with the curve to the bottom. It is eggshell (not beige) and in a dressier fabric.
446216
I bought both the 8" and 9" rounds. I had to trim both sizes to fit, so the 8" should work on 8.5" pans.
626211
You could....there are different sizes. You would have to have the right sizw of square pans (or cut to fit).
843639
No. A large round pie or casserole dish work best. (about 12. Inch) the turntable has a rsisedvedgevthat a 12inch square pan will just fit on top and rotate. Have to watch closely that it doesn't shift though. Round is more secure. I think the larger size oven accommodates 9x13 pans but I didn't have space for that one.
840734
Hi, MLBI have tried to fit these strips on an 8 inch and 10 inch pan. And I am sorry to report, it will not work. They were just meant for 9 inch pans
1209313
I used this round tablecloth on round tables. I would use banquet sized tablecloths on an 8ft table.
1839825
No it's too small. Even a 9x9 square fits but it takes up the entire oven. I wouldn't use anything larger or deeper than the tray that come with it. Hope this helps,
2171238
Yes - I have been able to put a 9" glass pie dish inside. It was snug but I was still able to get the lid on as well. The pie plate was empty when I did this - so I can't say what would happen to an elaborate crust if you did this though.
1049386
I've only used the 2 tsp (smallest) size. It makes cookies that are 2 inches wide. (Or 2 inches, if the dough is stiff enough not to spread as much.) I doubt if my information is all that helpful, but good luck.
446214
Since the majority of the cake bottom will be on the 8" paper, they'll be no problem using it. Doing either of the methods you mentioned would work ok. I've purchased BOTH the 8" and 9" rounds and have not had any problems with my varied pans.
602858
not sure but I purchased a 6-slice and an 8-slice for parties in our rec hall and they can both be used on an 8" or larger pie plate. works great - only complaint when cutting 30-40 pies is that you have to rinse it off when slicing different kinds of pies.
225880
The width of the bottom of my Wok is right at 8". Works great on our NUWave Magnetic induction system, but the NuWave will accept smaller diameter pots and pans.
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The length and width of the rack seem too tight for your dish. It measures 14.25 inches in length, 11.5 in width and 5 inches deep from top to bottom. The depth is not a problem - I use mine in shallow dishes that measure only a couple of inches deep. I believe there is a smaller version of this rack, which would work better for you.
467201
I usually use an 8"x 8" pan. You can also use a 9"x 9" and just reduce the cooking time. This is a "no-fail" mix! Good luck!
871225
Your tajines MIGHT fit. I just measured the vertical clearance between a rack at the lowest position in the oven and the top heating element. It is right at 9", although it was hard to see so it might be 8.75". My guess is that if your tagine is closer to 8.5" than 9", it'll barely fit. At 9" I think it would be AT BEST a very very tight fit, and anything over 9" won't work at all.
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bigger than a 10 inch round...I have not used the largest strip...I used the small and mid size ones on an 8 and 10 inch round cake pan....the larger one I am guessing would fit something larger than that...