Is there a divided food pan anyone can recommend for use with this? (good price/well made, like this one)
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Yes, there is a very good one that I purchased from Amazon and have used several times; I am purchasing another. It is the Winco SPFD2 Steam Table Pan, Full Size, 2-1/2" Deep, Divided, Stainless Steel - Winco. Sold by Culinary Depot, Inc for $14.90. The divided pan fits the Winware 8 Qt Chafer perfectly. You'll be very pleased with it.
375690
You would just not use the divider sections. Although I have never used it this way I would think it would work just fine as long as you spray the pan.
93283
I'm about to buy an Ecolution Evolve 12.5 inch "grande" pan. I have their smaller pan with no hump in the middle, and I wholeheartedly agree with you on the slight hump, very very frustrating to try to saute in butter or make pancakes or have eggs not slide to the outside edge. This was recommended by America's Test Kitchen, but I can't recommend it (and don't in my review).
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It comes with one divider. One is fine for me, i normally have rice in one tier, and use the second tier for protien/vegegables. Also note that the dividers are not flush, so any sauce/liquids can spill over to other sections
2110160
JUst got the same pan and have the same questions. Amazing how no one actually understood your question. I was looking for something smooth also. My old one which got lost in our move was sooooo smooth. Oh well.
1243235
I use mine just like I would a plate and serve entire meals on it. Keeps food from sliding off, which is great for younger kids. It is not deep enough (in my opinion) for cereal or oatmeal. Oh, it's also a great pie pan!
1165284
No, there's only one piece. The description makes it sound like there is two separate layers but I only see one. Pan works great though. I purchased a second one for a relative.
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I have this and love it for reheating pizza, rolls, and things like that...any food that is extremely messy or greasy or could drip thru holes would probably not be a good idea. I usually use the baking pan with a mini rack for things that have the potential to drip on the heating element.
341736
Yes - two separate pieces; the inside pan is raised about 1/8-1/4 inch and has holes for drainage of fluids.
510625
You can't order the pan by itself but if you know the dimensions you can buy a dog kennel tray that will work just as well. That's what I had to do.
1774186
Mine did not come with such a divider. I don't believe this particular model normally has this option.
866390
I use one from another pot. Pretty standard size, but I don't think a lid is available for the specific pan.
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If this is one without a pan all I can say is that for me it didn't work. I thought I had a pan that was the right size and I didn't. And any I had that was close didn't have a lid that fit over the poacher tightly. So...I broke down and just ordered the one that was the complete pan, poacher inset, and lid, made to work together. I'm thinking this separate inset might be used as a replacement piece for the other one, which works great.
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I love the pan because it is very heavy metal. Not cheap stuff. I would think banana bread would be good if you want it square. I like mine in a bundt pan that has a little shape. I used it for an oversides pound cake.Hope this helps.Donna
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No, only the grease/baking pan. I don't think you could fit 2 items on 2 different racks in there, anyway.
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It comes with one solid tray / pan, which is suitable for broiling, sides are 3/8" tall. Also comes with a wire rack suitable for holding slices of bread for toasting. Both can fit in at once, but I have never used it that way (one at a time). There are 2 slots for height adjustment of the tray/rack.
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You can contact Midwest Crate and ask. I don't see any parts breakdown that allows you to order it separately. It does come with a pan. http://www.midwestpetproducts.com/contact