Can the brownie pan be used for Lasagna also?
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You would have to cut the noodles since the pan is thinner. They also make a lasagna pan.
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Yes, but keep in mind, the with between walls are 2.5 inches and the depth is 1.75 inches. So it would be a shallow narrow lasagna.There is a bigger version of this as an all edge Lasagna pan you might want to look for. As for this brownie pan, I LOVE it! All chewy edges on all of my brownies!!!Hope this helps.
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I have both the lasagna and brownie pans. The brownie pan is smaller-I wouldn't use it for lasagna. But it's fabulous (for lasagna)!
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Decided to try this after reading the question. Yes it can. However, you may want to cover the pan with aluminum foil if you don't like a messy cleanup. Tried it without the aluminum foil - they came out nice and crispy, however, since they had a coating, the coating stuck to the pan.
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I have only used this pan once but I was pleased with it and it did a nice job of browning the brownies that I made. Hope that helps. Betty
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To make lasagna you just cut the sheets of pasta that you roll out. They will look like the Barilla flat sheets.
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Yes you can. But let it heat up first before putting your dough or pizza to prevent sticking.
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Any normal lasanga recipe is fine. It only takes three full noodles for each slot in the pan (mayybe 4 if you don't put a lot between them) though, so don't throw in the whole box like you would with a regular pan lasagna. Its nice to try different lasagnas at the same time though, find three recipies you've always wanted and do them at once. Just be sure to adjust your ingedient amounts so you don't end up with tons of extras. You need less than 1/3 of what would go in the traditional pan.
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if you like edges on your brownie, it absolutely is!!!! I love edges!!! i think it is well worth the money. i is also super easy to clean up. The best non-stick pan i have ever had! i am going to get the lazagna pan too I think... i think it is a little wider, but again, you have to like the pieces. Hope this helps!
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I would never store the lasagna in this. Pan is made for heat, not cold. Remove from pan and put in a sealed container. I use microwavable containers so I can heat and eat! With the spatula that comes with this pan, transferring the lasagna from this to another container is so easy!!
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Yes, you could do that easily. I really love this pan and use it for many different types of desserts.
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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
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I found that it can be used for baking cookies, muffins, tarts, lasagna, and brownies just fine. I have not tried cakes. The size though can be an issue and its best not to have a pan that "just fits" or the edges of the pan don't cook as well as the center. It is trial and error to find the right temperature sometimes but its like that with conventional ovens too. In general, I would say that yes it works for conventional baking as long as you decrease the size appropriately for the size of the oven.
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I would bet you can although I used the liner on the bottom of the oven. It does work as a cookie sheet liner too.
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Yes you can use for panini but the groves are deeper than a sandwich press so you don't want to press too hard.
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I personally cooked the food then placed them in the tray, but I'm sure you can make and bake lasagne in the oven and place them on the buffet server. I would just be careful of scratching the teflon. Freezing them shouldn't be a problem either because it's metal. I recently used them for a nacho bar watching football with my family and plan to use them over Thanksgiving. It's a great deal for the price.
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Absolutely. I love this pan. It cooks and brown my pizza to perfection in both my gas and electric oven.
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Dear Betty, Yes, you can use ANY cookie, cake or brownie mixes. We make up a big batch in one day, freeze the cookies mixes in meatball sizes- double wrap, bag and freeze so the kids can bake any time they want with the mixes already made. I take out a meatball size frozen cookie dough the night before from the freezer and put it in the refrigerator. When the kids get home from school, the dough is ready to make into dime size cookies and bake. One day of making the dough and freezing, makes for many, many fun times baking for a few cents every time! I wrote about this in my review. Any mix, bag or home made dough can be frozen into balls for future baking any time! Maren
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The machine is just wide enough to do lasagna noodles. If you tried it for pies, you would have to do 2-3 lengths of pie dough, and then layer them.