Would these work for making a single serving pot pie, or would they be too large or too small?
997435
I guess that really depends on how hungry you are. It works great for pot pie for my wife I to share with a small side salad etc. Would be great after shoveling snow all morning.
997436
It can be a single serve pie, not too small, but maybe just a little too large for many people. Or it will serve two people as a snack or a side dish. If you need to reheat it, the pan will easily fit in a toaster oven to reheat. It is a good size for a pot pie, but rather large for a single serving for a dessert pie, (3 average size slices).
997437
To answer this question I put water in mine to measure liquid amount to give an idea how much it holds. It was 1 & 3/4 cup of water. It would make a single serving pot pie if you put the crust edge up and bake over foil or a pan to keep run off. It makes a very nice small dessert pie, probably would serve 3 small pieces of dessert pie. I hope this helps.
1645398
I'm not sure if pie tins would fit but, I use regular 10 inch plates on mine and they just fit.
165275
That depends entirely on how big a serving, but based on a regular 9" pie cut into 8 pieces, I estimate that the 6" pie would yield close to 3 servings that are about the same size as the 9" piece. They are also good for pot pies.
2243549
I have made fruit pies in them. Two servings per pie. I would make pot pies in them. Two servings per. They are deep but adequate for purpose.
2153744
They are large....probably 8" long....you could use them as serving spoons.
1104535
Yes, but remember they are rather small. The circle bakeware is the size of a red barrons deep dish personal pizza. So, very small. I this helps.
2243551
Many questions and disappointments for people it seam that are buying these pie pans.. Its simple they are a 5 inch round pie pan with a one and half inch depth.. If you have no problems with these dimensions fine.. The price on these pans are a bargain. The pans are easy to clean after baking. I personally use them for fruit pies.. If you think you can find better pans for a better price great. Share the information if you can, I'm sorry I can't be any use to you other to tell you the old aluminum pie pans are no longer made for the past 25 years that I know of. You may find someone that will custom make them out of glass or find a second hand set.. Hope this helps you all. Many questions and disappointments for people it seam that are buying these pie pans.. Its simple they are a 5 inch round pie pan with a one and half inch depth.. If you have no problems with these dimensions fine.. The price on these pans are a bargain. The pans are easy to clean after baking. I personally use them for fruit pies.. If you think you can find better pans for a better price great. Share the information if you can, I'm sorry I can't be any use to you other to tell you the old aluminum pie pans are no longer made for the past 25 years that I know of. You may find someone that... » Read More Many questions and disappointments for people it seam that are buying these pie pans.. Its simple they are a 5 inch round pie pan with a one and half inch depth.. If you have no problems with these dimensions fine.. The price on these pans are a bargain. The pans are easy to clean after baking. I personally use them for fruit pies.. If you think you can find better pans for a better price great. Share the information if you can, I'm sorry I can't be any use to you other to tell you the old aluminum pie pans are no longer made for the past 25 years that I know of. You may find someone that will custom make them out of glass or find a second hand set.. Hope this helps you all. « Show Less
1763130
You could try it the are small. When we made individual fruit pies the amount of filling we used was 1 tablespoon. They are just the right size for one serving. Good luck!
2199311
The portions would need to be quite small for the bowls to have two items. They would best for single items or soup.
997237
I would say so. They are a good size. I used they for breads baked in loaf sizes 8in & 9in and there was room to spare
1932203
No, they are pretty tiny. I wanted them for individual melted butter cups for lobster and they were too small.
1262240
They are small ... the largest one is 1.5" L x 1/2 to 3/4 " W , these are not for making cookies (well you can they'll just be reallllly small) I love them for decorating my cakes - pies - even cookies nicely made
484648
If you took the top diameter of an average sized coffee cup, they would be that size or just a little bit smaller. These are absolutely a single serving size.
2213556
My personal opinion is they would be way to small for adult servings. We used them at a wedding reception for salsa. Keeps the double dippers at bay !!
1433304
They are 1 inch in depth and 4 inches across. They make great pot pies and I have made raspberry pies in them and a half is about the size of a nice piece of pie. They pop the pies out so nicely and clean up amazingly nice. Love them.
165277
Well, each 6 inch pie pan holds the ingredients for half a regular pie recipe. So if one full pie feeds six people then one of these would feed three. It's a nice way to make smaller portions.
483427
I have never tried anything like that with these but I am betting they would work fine. They hold about 15 fl. oz or roughly the same as any can of vegetables if that helps you get a better idea. You could always buy a store bought pot pie and empty the contents into one of these to compare for volume. Hope this helps.