Can you stack a couple of trays - to proof biscuits that have been cut?
946154
I stack 2 Pyrex 13x9" glass baking dishes with lids. It is a tight fit but works. I proof 24 rolls at a time. Half way through, I switch the positions, as the heat comes from the bottom and the bottom is warmer.
946155
Really haven't tried it. IF YOU DO get a top and bottom tray to fit the proofer, PLEASE let everyone know where you got it and the price.
946156
You should be able to. The proofer is tall enough to fit the mixing bowl from my Kitchenaid. However you should know that there is a wire grate that sits on the bottom of the proofer. It is necessary because the heating element is in the bottom. As a result there needs to be a gap between the bottom and whatever you are putting in the proofer. Depending on what you are using to stack trays, you may need to put a small tray or cookie sheet on top of the grate so nothing rests on the bottom.
946157
I haven't tried it, but can't see any reason why you couldn't. Your trays would have to fit and the top tray would have to be on some kind of of tall legs. You wouldn't want it sitting directly on the bottom biscuits. As long as the lid stays on the proofer, the humid warm air will be able to circulate.
946158
If you can rig your own trays using spacers, why not. The proofer does not come with them though.
946159
I think you can as long as the trays are not too thick. You'd have to be careful that the biscuits don't rise so much that they stick to the bottom of the upper pan. This proofer really kick starts the dough, so try it and just be sure to keep an eye on the rising. I love this for making dough, didn't think it would make such a difference, but oh my, it really does!
946160
A wire cooling rack to separate the layers might work. Just a thought. I'm looking into racks right now!
946161
Brod & Taylor sell a shelf kit on their website. You'll need to dig around a little to find it. It's not cheap.
2018554
No. They stack on top. Whatever's inside would be safe as long as it isn't taller than the sides of the tray.
1396845
I think the trays they are referring to are two pieces that fit inside the box to separate food, if you choose. I always packed a half sandwich and a few chips on the larger side and some kind of cut veggie on the other. Not a big deal but some people may find it convenient.
1738802
I have mine in a drawer but I didn't have to cut them down. You could possibly trim about 1/4" off around the sides. But the tray sits in a clear plastic tray for support and you couldn't cut that at all.
1100561
No, I wouldn't. I think it would ruin the finish. These are nice, sturdy serving trays. At the current price of $60.64, they are much too expensive to ruin when you could just use a cookie tray instead.
1379554
Not really sure what the proper way is. I broke both trays in a week. You can thaw them but that increases risk of bacteria .... If you put hot water on the back, it gets to the food. Just overall no good way to do it :/
664071
Yes. You could store the remaining products if they are not mixed together.
1776528
I wouldn't , I only use these as serving trays. The strays have a shiny surface and I really feel they trays would be scratched.
1997946
I used them for very tiny biscuits once, it was very difficult to get the dough out without misshaping it. I imagine it would work okay, but think Teddy Grahams size. Very tiny.
2240758
These trays are stackable. I ordered this because we needed more. It matches very well with the ones we had already. Five star ratings
71261
You'd probably have to double them up. They're pretty flimsy trays. At the same time, worth what you pay for.
2000710
You could, very easily, with a pair of sharp scissors or a utility knife. These are definitely meant to be put in a tray or drawer, as they are not really strong enough to use without some kind of support. I have 3, stacked in a drawer, but that's a bit awkward and I'm looking for something else to keep them in.
1919321
Just make sure they are completely dry. I cut mine out individually, then stacked them together and they were fine.
1335632
I suppose you could if you fixed the plates and brought them to the table. You may also need to bend over if sitting on the storage cubes.
873879
Yes. They can be crispy. Ypu may need to experiment with the time but ir can be done. Also note how thick you cut the pieces
1226281
I don't see why not, though they may get quite warm. Also, to avoid a mess and possibly leave brown or greasy marks on the tray, I would suggest using baking parchment under the hors d'oeuvres.
157907
I think biscuits would be fine! The diameter of the rings is 4" if that helps you. Used mine again this morning. YUM!