Are there any silicone crust covers that fit this pie pan?
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Im sure these will work fine. http://www.amazon.com/Andersons-Baking-Adjustable-Shield-Silicone/dp/B0042X9XBI/ref=pd_sim_k_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=0RX90KG7JJ68QWQKM2NM
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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
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I also have many pie plates with the handles, I just set the ring on top of the crust and it does fine. It prevents the crust from burning on the edges and that is all you want to accomplish.
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no cover that I know of but I bet you could use the covers for a smoke detector you put on while cooking
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Officially I'm not sure, but I have used this pie shield many, many times and the crust has never stuck. When my black raspberry pie overflowed once and some got on the shield it came off simply by running hot water on it, no scrubbing needed. Love it so much I bought both sizes. Enjoy!
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I have two sized pie plates, one is just short of 9 inches across and the other is just short of 10 inches across the top. I just use the smaller one for the smaller plate and the larger one for the larger plate. You have to take into consideration the MOUNDS of filling under the top crust, that helps steady it.
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I've only made the one small cake recipe, but would think a pie crust would work too. I just can't say through experience.
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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.
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Best bet: put a standard 16"x11" silicone baking sheet on the top to insulate against the heat. Best price: "#1 Rated Reusable Non-Stick Silicone Baking Mat / Liner" by Fugami for $11 Prime (you get two!).
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Cover the pie for half the cooking time. I've baked several pies and found this worked beautifully. The problem with all toaster ovens is that the coils are too close to item you are baking.
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The 11-12" measurement for a pie takes into account the sides of the pan as well. If your pan is truly just 9"- including the rise and fall of the sides - do not to roll the crust out to the edges of the bag. Remember, you'll need some overlap around the edges to seal the crustHope that helps.
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I have no idea, it isn't something you would think of using to make a pie crust, but I suppose if you combined it with the right binders it would work.. I'm not sure it would be that satisfactory. I used it as mosltly a suppliment
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This is a wonderful cover with a vent tab, too. It fits all sizes of pans from small to 12 inch pan. I really like mine, but a 15 inch pan is a little too large for this cover. Sorry
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The glass is very thick....around 1/4" thick...but you are going to be hard pressed to find glass that won't burn your hand....lol. it's not insulated on the bottom and its cooking glass. Do you pull a pie pan out of the oven without protection? Same concept applies to these... :)
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No, This one has a base of 9.5'' diameter, the only pie pan whith a 12'' diameter bottom, is 47712-32 but it is not as deep. It comes in a package of 2.
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I use the lid from the Infinite 10.5" covered buffet casserole. But each pot needs it's own lid for me, so I found an extra one on eBay. It was a random sale, but keep looking. The universal pan lid cover also works very well.
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I did make a pumpkin pie in that pan. The bottom crust was nice, and was cooked through. I really like the pan. I bought 2 of them! They are good pans.