can these mats be used in casserole dishes like under lasagna?
581406
Yes, no problem using this with casserole dishes. I think you'll find that u can use this mat everywhere in the kitchen
581407
If you mean on a bake sheet in the oven, I would think they would be ok to use, but I haven't tried. I most definitely would not use them under a hot dish on my table.
951312
I don't think so..I've made lasagna as well as spaghetti casserole, each including onions, and I've only smelled the 'tomato-y' flavor of the casserole. Mostly, I use it for baking desserts or cakes, in which it is does a great job.
1776527
I think so, although I have not done so. The plates are good quality, heavy stainless steele. I use for serving as well as making nachos under the broiler. A pizza cutter might scratch the plates some but that would not be a big deal.
2209469
We used them at our wedding buffet with hot meats and veggies. I wouldn't see why not. They're a very strong plastic.
1929454
I am not sure about that. I did make 'cashew ricotta cheese' on it once, and it came out so creamy and smooth so I tend to think maybe you can. It seems to be ok with soaked nuts anyay.
711790
I wouldn't see why not. They are ceramic and I serve piping hot soup in them all the time.
193015
I think it would be safe - I believe they are made of the same material as the LC stoneware pans - but they're pretty tall to serve food out of.
1577722
Certainly you can roast in this pan. The "lasagna" label is more about the size and shape of the pan (not as deep as some roasting pans). I purchased this pan specifically specifically for roasting and recommend it, unless you need more depth.
1497266
I would think that would be fine as they are Stainless Steel. Having said that it could depend on how how hot the heat. AS can warp.
872459
Yes, as all we have is glass casserole dishes. Just decrease the temperature by 25 degrees. Enjoy!!
1355626
I cannot answer your question about using these in dehydrators but the manufacturer labels are clearly marked regarding the mats NOT be trimmed to fit differing sized pans, it will compromise the integrity and render them useless. I will say they work wonderfully in the oven, far superior to parchment paper or foil.
1616710
No. I have several brands of silicone baking mats besides this one, and the directions always say that they can't be used under broiler, on grill, on stovetop, or directly on oven bottom.
861143
Absolutely :) I have baked Lasagna in it a couple of times (biggest pan I got) and it turned out great, I lined the lower rack with aluminum foil in case the cheese bubbles over, saved a messy clean up. For clean up, let pan cool off, fill with hot tap-water and let soak until water cools off. I used a rubber spatula to scrape bottom and sides, rest cleaned up easily with a sponge or dish cloth. It is not safe to use on stove top :).
1630112
I don't see why not as long as your oven is not hotter than 500 degrees. We made pizza on the grill with the grill mats and they came out great....nice and crispy crusts. Enjoy. It's a product everyone should have!
630013
No. Just as they are. I LOVE them for large casseroles, lasagne, and charity dinners.
600434
I'm not sure if you could, these are rather chunky, bigger pieces, not fine like stovetop ones.
1356037
Yes you can. However you can't fit two of Rachel's casserole dishes with the handles. Two normal flat dishes fit well.