Can You Bake in this Model?
1731581
Here is a quote from the instruction manual to answer your question: "Baked goods like cakes and breads can also be prepared using the Roast function. An 8-inch round or square pan or a loaf pan fits well on top of the roasting rack. For baking, the roasting temperature should be set the same as you would your oven." I personally have not tried it, however.
1731582
Yes. You can use the roast function and set your tray on the support they provide.
1731583
Do not buy this product. Mine stopped working. I have a warranty, but must ship the item to NJ at my own expense. It weighs 17 lbs and will cost a fortune to mail, so the warranty is useless. They have no repair shops;I was told they do not repair, they only replace and you must mail it to them.
432364
No. This is like cooking on a screen. Anything that needs to solidify by baking would melt right through the large holes in this screen. This is like a Teflon coated wire fencing.
1514539
You can try. The temp control is very unstable and ended up baking or under heating 2 batches before we have up on this unit. Total waste of $$$!
1222298
yes you can bake a pie in this but you have to use a lower temp and watch it often, the top will burn quickly, you can use your regular sized pie pan. I often cook pizza in mine, but I only do 2 or 3 slices at once, I like the edges crispy.
1217439
Yes you can. Just make sure you do not over fill. I use mine to make anything "bready".
2053648
I don't think it would fit. You'd need to use a pizza pan or stone and there just doesn't seem to be room. You also want to bake pizza at 400 to 425 and mine has never gotten that hot. If you used small oven baking stones, you could probably bake the individual-sized pizzas on those but the crust might bake the way you want. Sounds like a good experiment project.
1693996
You can but you will need to take it out of the plastic container that it comes in and put it in a pie tin or a glass container and then cook it
872460
I'm sure you could. I haven't used one thus far, but I'm sure you could use whatever you would in an oven. I take out the top shelf when I'm baking - otherwise things to cook too fast. I also set the temp 25 degrees less than recipe calls for.
1344379
I believe there's a conversion kit you'd have to purchase, unless it is the exact configuration of the one you're replacing. This is the only microwave/convection that toasts and broils and bakes conventionally. I LOVE it.
770140
I kept the original container/wrapper so I just went and read it. Yes, you can. Here's what it says: This is made of food grade silicone and is great to bake on also. Withstands temperatures to 450 degrees. I have never used it this way. There is also a web address for the company on the packaging if you need further information: www.atecousa.com I also use a lot of parchment paper in my baking but cut the cost down to nil when I found several restaurant supply companies on line that sell bulk huge sheets of like 500. I can cut 4 sheets out of one to fit large cookie sheets. Even split the order with my daughter and I think we both will be set for life with the quantity we both now have for a real good price! Hope this was all helpful to you.
567619
I'm sorry, I don't know. We don't have an easy bake oven. It is a super cute set tho....my girls love it.
1229908
You can, but first spray the interior with a cooking spray. They get VERY HOT when baking, so use care when handling. They will also get a bit darker but that will not effect their performance. All that said, there are better tools for baking a round shape like this, like a ramekin, for example.
188175
Yes, you can bake anything in them at any temperature you like. Would not recommend reusing.
890982
yes, it bakes whatever the food on the front says it bakes. it is awesome!!:)
1832206
If they're not "ginormous" you could probably do it. But the pan is WORTH a little flexibility. It bakes like no other. I sell my high protein muffins and my clients actually noticed the difference without me ever telling them I'd changed pans.
689613
No you can't. But you'll get the same (or possibly better) results for less money with a baking rack if you want to use a standard oven.
108996
Yes you can bake in them, however I recently read in reviews and on google that these are not REAL Pyrex. They have a history of exploding with no warning, so I no longer use them. A shame, because they look great and I love the covers. Some other company bought Pyrex years ago but still use the name, so very deceiving.