What corningware/oven safe dish will fit inside the stoneware to prepare smaller recipes?
255272
I no longer have this slow cooker, but I do not think you need an additional dish for smaller recipes.
255273
You do not need an additional dish. If you have a smaller recipe, simply place it in the stoneware dish that comes with this. That's the beauty of it. You don't need anything else. You could make large recipes or you could make smaller recipes. It works very well no matter the size. I've never had any problems with the smaller recipes. If you have any further questions, you might want to contact the manufacturer. I hope this helps.
396802
I'm curious about this as well. Has anyone found an answer or an alternative? Aluminum might be better for this.EDIT: Retroplanet sells a stoneware TV dinner dish.
1243237
its about the size of a pie plate. maybe one steak or porkchop, if you want. I usually bake pies and cakes and baked oatmeal in it
1363826
Lots of them. If you have any round 9" Corning baking dishes, one of those will work. The cover for the 9.5" IMUSA 'pot' is a perfect fit. Many 10" lids work as well. BTW the IMUSA is an excellent sub for the Chen except the lid is not oven safe.
154416
Yes... By CorningWare... Stoneware... Is sturdy for everyday use. Not white-white, tho.More of a creamy white. Am happy with purchase.
683158
Yup. I have an old 4 quart Revere Ware one which is nice but too small for most published recipes. 6 quart is fairly standard.
1265820
This stone is 16 inches across (diameter), so it will not fit in a 15.5 inch oven. They make a 14 x 16 inch model that may fit if you have 16 inches or greater width or depth. If not, you'll have to find a smaller stone.
1447011
Preheat the oven and then just put the stone on one of the racks. Nothing special required. Easy peasy.
182614
As long as you don't use "corn holders" on each end, a cob of corn fits very nicely. They are about 7-1/2 inches in length inside. These dishes work great for melting your butter right in the dish in the microwave, then popping the corn in to roll it around. Perfect!
74878
Hello,No, these can not be used in the oven like stoneware. However, Fiesta does make dishes that can be used in the oven. Thanks!
1998491
I assume that you intend to do burner top baking. The answer is "not likely" but you can still bake, use a heavy pa to more evenly distribute the heat (a 8 inch cast iron is great) or a ceramic or iron dutch oven. The dutch will hit 350. Extend your baking time by 25% but check whats happening on the bottom of the food item frequently...if charring, cut back the heat and extend the time. I do biscuits and soda bread in a cast iron pan but I have a cast iron lid also.
661480
"The original CorningWare® bakeware which was first introduced in 1958, was made of a glass-ceramic material that could be used on the stove, in the oven and under the broiler. After World Kitchen acquired the brand in the late 1990's, CorningWare products were switched to ceramic stoneware production. CorningWare® can still be used on the stove, in the oven and under the broiler. It can also be placed in the microwave and is great to place in the freezer for freezer to oven meals.
2282387
It depend on what u ad cooking. If am cooking chicken thighs I would use the smallest thinnest basket.
467753
Get a 6 qt you can less in a smaller unit but you cannot cook more in a smaller one
779568
Small pots and pans are no problem. Something with approx. 14" diameter should also fit with no issues.
652189
Definitely CorningWare Cornflower cookware (new and not just from 1970s) is stovetop safe. That's the versatility of using it.
146666
Yes. I recommend using a light weight dutch oven that will fit within the interior dimensions.