Can this be used for baking lasagna? I don't roast meat often, and would like this to be multi-use. Thanks
861142
Absolutely, but I prefer Pyrex when backing lasagna. Nothing is easier than cleaning Pyrex.
861143
Absolutely :) I have baked Lasagna in it a couple of times (biggest pan I got) and it turned out great, I lined the lower rack with aluminum foil in case the cheese bubbles over, saved a messy clean up. For clean up, let pan cool off, fill with hot tap-water and let soak until water cools off. I used a rubber spatula to scrape bottom and sides, rest cleaned up easily with a sponge or dish cloth. It is not safe to use on stove top :).
861144
It's kinda non-stick and easy to clean so I imagine that you could make a lasagna in it. It would be really big/deep lasagna to warn you but I'm thinking that actually sounds like a pretty good idea that I might have to try out now!
861145
Yes it can be used for lasagna. Just use non-stick cooking spray on it first before adding your lasagna.
1524179
It could be used for that purpose but I would guess a smaller one. You would certainly need to cover it with aluminum foil those as the cover with this is plastic and flat. Makes a great pan for lasagna though- nice and thick.
498794
I have a halogen oven, I use it for smaller foods that need to be cooked in a short time, it seems to take longer but it cooks very evenly. I think if mine were bigger it would be ideal for a large broiler type item, like a roasted chicken or roast. Its great for rewarding pizza and similar items.
2117222
I make lasagna with two layers of noodles and then alternate with the cheese and meat twice.The pan is quite deep.. I really like the pan.. Cleans really easy too. Y
866688
Once it is REALLY well broken in you can use it for anything. I used it for bacon about 3 times and I'm confident you can roast veggies with it. Broiling I'm not sure.
699556
That's what I like about it. When I make a roast in the oven, I can put it on top of the stove and thicken the juice for gravy. If you keep the fire on low heat, you could roast. Otherwise it will stick. It is not real thick on the bottom for roasting.
968954
I have only used this for baking. I do not get the feeling that it is for browning meat. Just try a little oil in the pan and if you like, flour the meat and it will brown up. You can also brown without the flour.
1577723
Carol, I bought this as a Christmas gift for my husband. I checked with my brother ( who is an Excutive Chef with the Four Seasons) He said he uses this pan all the time as a roasting pan. I hope this helps.
1617033
I make lasagna in it...so I will say yes it can...at 375° at least. That's what I bake at.
219882
Honestly I did not buy it for cooking....I bought it to put in a bird feeder my husband build but the birds hatted it because it was shiny....Seems to be really heavy duty so I dont think it will warp in the oven. I would buy it again if I needed to :-D
707180
i've only used it for cold food stacks. i don't know about the oven. good luck.
1726124
Sorry... Don't know ... I have not used it for baking/cooking ... only use it in shakes.
403854
I wouldn't. It should be used for baking in the oven. I use it for baking cakes.
189965
Not sure that you can since roasting is a dry heat method where the heat in the oven surrounds the food. With the exception of the sauté function, cooking in this is about moisture with little evaporation. If you turned the unit on sauté and tried to roast something, it would be like tring to roast something on a pot on the stovetop -- that method isn't roasting.
866184
yes. I bought this specifically for meatloaf dinners. I use it in both my toaster oven and conventional.
1002711
I have only used it to bake pizza and am very happy with the results. It hadn't occurred to me to use it for other food that would be best if turned over. I'll try using it that way.
2060394
I don't know of any info for oven use. As a stock pot, it is for stove top use. Sorry.