Has anyone ever made Lasagna in this pan?
522516
Hi. I have not but I've made roasts and its a great heavy duty pan. Very pleased with it.
1857928
We only use it with no-boil noodles and have had no problems. Yummy lasagna every time!
2145930
I have not done it, but the instructions say you can. No melting parts. I love this pan more every time I use it!
549575
We used a normal lasagna recipe, and just used different ingredients in each line. My wife likes eggplant and Ilike ground beef. It works great!
2237398
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!!
945480
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.
459949
I never have, and I've used it about a dozen times. I purchased it solely for use in the microwave.
2237403
The manufacturer says you can freeze the lasagna in the pan, but then you should remove it and package for longer storage. Don't put the cold pan in a hot oven or it may warp.
604419
The bottom of the baking pan is 9 1/2" X 9 1/2", so you could make a small lasagna. You could bake a small cake as well. Chicken parts would probably work better than a whole chicken. It is, after all, a toaster oven. Maybe you want to get the larger one?
2076697
I did and it was super easy. Used Alton's recipe and baked at 300F in the oven, flipping half way through cooking. Want another one of these!
604422
I have not used my oven very much. We have yet to move into our cabin. I would not ordinarily bake a lasagna or cake in this oven. I prefer using my regular stove oven. I would try muffins and I do cook fish toaster ovens. We did try toasting four sliced of bread and English muffins and it did a good job. I think we will be happy with our purchase.
945481
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)!
1339778
While I really love this pan, I have never used a larger pizza to bake on it. Might get alittle messy.
599160
No a typical lasagna pan does not have a lid. This is as big as a roasting pan I have so makes enuf for an army!
1951484
No I haven't. I've only used it for sauces and absolutely love it. It is so powerful though I would think it would work just fine.
2006477
It's not too deep, but I don't think large enough for a lasagna. Unless you plan to make a small lasagna. It would be perfect for that.
1852537
Not that I could find. I looked on the government's recall website under the CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission). I also searched on the company's website (www.ChicagoMetallicBakeware.com). In fact, the only thing I found was that this pan won some awards in 2009 (http://www.chicagometallicbakeware.com/media/wysiwyg/ChicagoMetallic/Lasagna_Trio_Housewares_Design_Awards.pdf). But if you are really concerned you can call them at 1-800-272-0225.