Would this be a good pan to make pizza in or does the deepness hinder that?
87380
I've never tried to make pizza in pan, however, I feel sure it would be great for extra large pan pizza.
87381
If you like deep dish, yes it is a good pizza pan. Remember that this pan is too big to fit in a residential 30" oven.
87382
I guess it would depend on how thick you like your pizza. I don't like pan-style so I've never tried to make it in the pan, only in the oven. I imagine it wouldn't be a problem to get it out using a spatula, though.
1226021
Absolutely. This is the best pan I've ever owned. Previous cheap pans warped, but this one is worth every penny.
1297636
Absolutely. I love this pan. It cooks and brown my pizza to perfection in both my gas and electric oven.
64657
yes, it is deep enough - but remember that the top of the pan is much wider than the bottom. this may be handy when putting your chicken pieces into the hot oil as the oil bubbles up
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.
639645
With the right crust you should be fine. However, I always have a little liquid that leaks out when using this pan so I always put it on a baking sheet to make clean up easier. Hope that helps :)
1147767
I purchased this exact set about a year ago. The depth of my pan is 2.25 in. It's a great roasting pan--it quickly became one of my favorite items in the kitchen. It withstands high heat while most of my other pans and cookie sheets can only be used up to about 350 degrees. Hope this helps!
1063308
The pan is large enough but the corners are quite rounded you might have some trouble there. By the way I absolutely love the pans they are great for baking.
543408
yes it is deep enough. but these sockets slip sometimes. this is ok for DIY but i would not recommend it for professional use.
2215277
It is pretty darn deep. It cooks for up to 7/8 folks. The only thing I don't like, is that the handles get super hot. I have leather gloves! But it does cook the food super fast. Hope that helps.
129983
Sorry, couldn't figure out how to expound on my 'yes' answer. I have used it to make tortillas and flatbreads, so if you are going for a thin crust pizza it should work...not sure how thick you could make it though. Hope that helps!
109732
The cooking surface is a pizza stone. You put your pizza directly on it. The peel is wooden, but you might want to replace it with a higher quality one. The I haven't looked at or used the deep dish pan so I can't answer that.
1919252
Not very deep but you definitely could cook a steak in it or even saut some vegetables. It really is a great pan to use instead of the stove and since it is a large round surface it holds a good bit. Hope this helps!!
1305469
The pizza pan has holes, a lot. So it may not be the best solution unless you are determined for "this pan" & "that grill". Then, while not impossible, it will take some adaptations and adjustment. For me it is an oven pan, if I were to grill a pizza with it on occasion I would use a cookie sheet as a buffer.
1339778
While I really love this pan, I have never used a larger pizza to bake on it. Might get alittle messy.
299255
I have not had it that high, but close to it so seems like it should do fine. Love this pan! &#128515;
1454124
It is not deep at all - but you can fry bacon on it - it would be ideal for a pancake size - or for hashbrowns - cut up potatoes. it would be ideal for grilled cheese sandwich. I have fried bacon on it - but I like the one's with the ridges to lift bacon out of grease....Martha Stewart has one with an orange handle that is deep and works great!!!