Do no-bake noodles fit in these sections?
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Fallwell:If "no bake" noodles are the same size as regular lasagna noodles then yes they will work.
776865
I concur. This 3-piece set doesn't include the noodle extruder. It flattens, and then the other 2 attachments cut noodles into widths.
631639
Yes they will fit. I haven't tried baking in them using a standard muffin tin but I did place a paper in the tin and the fit is perfect at the base. Good luck with your baking!
53429
They are only just >9" tall so you'd have to break off some of the pasta. Smaller pasta would be perfect though. I store quinoa, other grains, and homemade laundry soap in mine.
2001790
I'm not sure, sadly. The soup bowl wouldn't be big enough for a full package of Ramen, that I do know. Perhaps a half serving in the main dish bowl with vegetables in the smaller sealable bowl to be combined later.
1857926
No boil noodles are a great convenience provided that you follow the recipe. As a general rule of thumb, you would want to put a layer of sauce below the first layer of noodles and some on top of the last layer of noodles. This helps the noodles become soft, without drying out while they cook. Wavy or straight they function the same. With the bakers edge pan, I have only found some of the gluten free noodles are narrow enough to fit into the dimensions of this pan.
1342182
The trays are like grids with some divisions. There is no way to spread more than a few inches worth on parchment to fit in the divisions. Would make mini roll ups that way.
596946
Yes you can! No issues at all, I wasn't sure but did it and it worked perfectly. There are smaller ones as well and you can bake on them as well. Hope this helps!
1603276
No, only the grease/baking pan. I don't think you could fit 2 items on 2 different racks in there, anyway.
442310
No. But the bowls are great. Got the idea from all those chefs on TV where everything is placed in little glass bowls & all they have to do is mix. I can get everything I need put together & saves me a lot of time. These are a nice set of heavy glass bowls. I only wish they had just one size bigger.
1362239
Yes. In fact, we have a couple of slightly-less-than-thirteen-inch pans that will even fit sideways (front to back), if necessary, when we want to bake potatoes.
1250235
Thank you for your question and "No Baking Pan is Needed to Support" when you baked with silicone baking cups from Pacific-V, you can just put them on a baking sheet and it good to go. Thanks Again!
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yes...at least 2 (and if i get up and go to the kitchen i could see if there are 3 but i doubt it.the low rack position is good for taller items (to bake potatoes, depending on size). one thingthat i do, is on the regular rack position, i put a piece of aluminum foil on top of rolls and thingsthat can get a little burned, when using the bake setting.....it must be that the upper element isto close to the food that is in there for long enough to bake. i really like this toaster oven as this is my 2nd one to buy (had to leave the 1st oneat my old residence) and i've tried other makes and models. yes...at least 2 (and if i get up and go to the kitchen i could see if there are 3 but i doubt it.the low rack position is good for taller items (to bake potatoes, depending on size). one thingthat i do, is on the regular rack position, i put a piece of aluminum foil on top of rolls and thingsthat can get a little burned, when using the bake setting.....it must be that the upper element isto close to the food that is in there for long enough to bake. i really like this toaster oven as this is my 2nd one to buy (had to leave the 1st oneat my old residence)... » Read More yes...at least 2 (and if i get up and go to the kitchen i could see if there are 3 but i doubt it.the low rack position is good for taller items (to bake potatoes, depending on size). one thingthat i do, is on the regular rack position, i put a piece of aluminum foil on top of rolls and thingsthat can get a little burned, when using the bake setting.....it must be that the upper element isto close to the food that is in there for long enough to bake. i really like this toaster oven as this is my 2nd one to buy (had to leave the 1st oneat my old residence) and i've tried other makes and models. « Show Less
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I'm not sure. I keep my recipes in a 1 inch binder and remove the page I need. I'll check.
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No. not without pieces touching. Why not measure an area on a larger cookie sheet, same size as the rack in question, lay the chicken pieces in that marked out area, and see what you come up with. To fit this rack, they would have to be pieces of a very small chicken. I baked 4 chicken thighs on this rack, all the pieces touched at one place or another. Three thighs were of equal size one was a bit smaller. These were from frying chickens not roasting chickens.
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Remember I use parchment paper for the dumplings, and I would suspect that you need to have small containers to set inside to steam the sweet rice servings. the holes in the trays are too large for any other consideration.
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There is - but it a rather intimate arrangement. There's even enough space for a small serving dish or two as well. I'm overall very satisfied with mine.