How many clam bakes does the pot hold
294766
Don't really know I usually put potatoes corn on the cob clams and shrimp it holds enough too feed 15 that way it should hold at least 30 depending on the size of your clams.
294767
We have only used it for boiling lobsters which has been great....we love this pot!
294768
Don't know the number of clams but it holds alot. You do have to leave some room for the clams to open. I have mostly done lobsters in the pot and have put 3 in at a time.
1644297
Really only about 2, possible 3 if you don't feel all the way and stack on top of each other. I usually buy the small substrate bags as I don't like to put all my eggs in one basket. You can fit about 7 of those in the 23qt cooker I have.
2101267
I have the 5 quart and have made several loaves of bread in it. The recipe I have calls for 3 cups of flour. Perfect size oven for that size recipe. Haven't had one single loaf of bread stick to the pot. If you might want a larger pot for other cooking, you might prefer the 7 quart, otherwise, as others have said, 5 quart should do. It's a heavy pot, so a 7 might be more awkward to remove from oven.
350360
Smaller, I used my to steam crabs in a 30 qt pot. I took a brick and broke it into 4 pieces, and set the basket on top of the them to keep the crabs out of the liquid. I can steam about 2 dozen crabs at a time, I can keep hot crabs on the table all day.
1677923
Hello, I am so sorry but I cannot tell you exactly how many cups this pan holds but I will tell you that I use it often for my pound cake which is a rather voluminous batter. I use a Kitchenaid mixer and the bowl is almost full of batter! This is a great pan and nothing overflows from the top! It cooks evenly, produces a nice brown "crust" and is a cinch to clean! I heartily recommend this pan!
1784790
The pot holds about 4 cups (1 quart). The lid holds approx 1 3/4 cups if it is turned upside down and used as a small pot.
1712063
One. This pan is awesome, just used it today actually. Crisp corners every time. I will never buy a Wilton pan again. Great quality.
1498661
I purchased this toaster/convection for my mother in law. I unfortunately have no idea how many muffins and your question about the convection/bake. Sorry for not being able to answer!
127925
I had bought several of these pans, so did not break the recipe down for one single pan. I just made the regular batch & kept switching pans after cooling while others were baking. It was a bit complicated but all turned out very well. Recipe is below. The source is Martha Stewart weddings from Summer 2004.
1650854
I'd say three quarts. My son made my mom's recipe using two 9x12 cake pans. To see if the pot would hold the same amount, we filled the two cake pans with water and emptied them into the pot. I just did that again, and it came out to 3 quarts. Hope this helps.
1508175
Holds 7 quarts to the rim. I have done 18 (36 pieces) ears of sweet corn halved and added 25 oz can of limearita and tex mex seasoning. Cooked 40 min after start of steam. 3 pieces left. I have also done chicken, potatoes, carrots, onion and sweetcorn with limearita , S&P. 40 min when steam starts. Good comments from guests. I also have done other foods.
197169
I have used the rack from my Ball canner in this pot. The rack holds 7 qt. jars.
1082302
The inner basket is quite large....let me get back to 'chicken' size lobsters in a moment. To steam in the pot you only need to fill the pot to just above the bottom of the inner basket (don't boil....which it seems you already know.) I've found that steaming is better than boiling, AND lobsters in the 1.75 to 2 lbs range are ideal for steaming. They provide more claw meat and a larger tail.....all of which are much sweeter when you steam them. In New England, where I grew up steaming is the best way to go. For clams, steamer, oysters et al. More information than you need since you seem to already be an advocate of steaming.......so, I have put 12 of the 1.75 to 2 lb lobsters in the basket AND steamed them to perfection in about 14 minutes. The 1.25 lb 'chickens' could probably fit 14 to 16 in the basket and you would probably steam them 12- 13 minutes. Bottomline, to answer your question......14-16 with space to spare (meaning you're not craming them in.) Steaming is the best and this is a great pot! I've bought this pot three times.....one for me and two for friends. Hope this helps
1265244
I would say a good three cups, maybe more. I cook mine until it is a little thicker.
2284461
I have 6 pots and pans on mine and I can't imagine having 12 on it. It's pretty full with 6.
48436
Only one. These are terrific. You will never have to use cooking spay again when baking.
1185751
There are .353 oz. in the pot. It is small, but there is a lot of powder in it.