Can you use this for other things besides cornbread?
53543
There's no reason you can't experiment with it. I just baked brownies in mine and they turned out great. It's basically just a wedge-shaped baking dish so you can put whatever you'd bake in a dish in this pan and expect similar results. Baking time will probably be slightly less since this pan holds in heat much better than aluminum or glass. Be creative, there's not reason you can't use it for whatever you like.
53544
The main uses for this pan are generally scones and cornbread. You can be creative, but if you aren't planning on making those 2 things, it may not be worth the investment.
53545
Probably. But we had such problems with sticking, we tossed our pan after only several uses
990136
Yes. I have used it in cookies, pancakes, and bread recipes and it works great.
945051
It says you can. I have never tried using it for baking. For roasting and slow cooking it is terrific.
1044180
Yes, I have used it many times for baking cookies, biscuits, pizza, fish...It's Great for almost anything you want.
193490
Yes, we also used for preparing paniyaram. I checked Unniyappam recipe, I don't think you can use this to prepare that.
618374
You definitely can use it. But t is easy to burn corn so I would do several small applications over the season than one or to large. I would recommend a more balanced additive such as alfalfa meal or worm castings instead
2269238
Yes, you can! I use it in some dishes, mainly sweet baked goods. However, I CAN taste it. Especially if I fry on it. The least pleasant experience I had--is frying fish on it---taste was terrible. So now I just avoid frying on it.
1828665
I prefer to put corn with husk still on into microwave rather than boil all the flavor out of it, so I would never use this to cook corn and I found it not very successful for cooking asparagus which is why I purchased it in the first place. I have donated this item to the Thrift Store.
327933
Yes you can, just like on a gas stove. I've been using corning amber cooking ware for over 30-years. I won't use any other kind of cooking utinsil.
1667292
The package states cured with salt, sugar and sodium nitrite. Outside of that I do not know if a corn product may be used. Company's website is http://www.countrycuredhams.com/ you should be able to ask a question there.
428326
I use mine for spritz cookies..I was able to make a few..Just not that good at it..
1128406
I believe you can. I have not. I mostly make cinnamon raisin and honey wheat.
1569900
That sounds like a question for your doctor about whether it would be OK to use a device like this on corns! I would hesitate to give advice about a health issue. You could ask the company and see what they say as well.
656936
If you want to eat it you can because it is food grade! You may want to consider using it as an ingredient to make cookies, cake, muffins, or bread because it is like flour.
616134
Yes , you can. But make sure that the corn (or any other grain) you put for grinding should be very dry. You have to adjust the knob on mill for desired coarseness. I once made very coarse flour out of wheat berries for making sweet pudding.
1342011
You can use it in a crepe like Nutella. Or I made it into a mousse with whipping cream, filled a Belgium chocolate cup for a fancy dessert.
1403519
I purchased this as a gift for my daughter. I know she loves it, but I am not aware of all the things she can do with it. I do know she has made different types of fritters and crepes.