What is the internal dimensions of the large dish? I'm looking for a lasagna pan where I won't have to break the noodles. Thanks!
1266768
I use this often for lasagne. It is wider and longer than the oval French White that I replaced with this set. Stacking rows of three noodles, you will have room to spare width and lengthwise.
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I gave this set as a gift, which they love. I don't know size, but I think, the size is noted on the "description" on the Amazon site.
1266770
The small on is 20 oz, the medium is 2.5 qt and the larger one is 3 qt., I love them but I only use the larger one twice this Thanksgiving and it broke when I lifted the foil off of it. I havent' had a chance but need to contact Amazon to see if it can be replaced.
1291637
tough question. I would say that it is 80-90% of a traditional 13 x 9. that being said, last weekend my wife made lasagna for 8 with the pan without problem.
1179391
Yes, this pan is a deep 3" inch pan for baking your lasagna. However the construction is flimsy. I question even heat being distributed for proper baking. I don't see this pan lasting for a long duration. Would I buy this pan again? My answer would be no. I would rather spend more to have a pan last for the long haul.
822293
I bought this one. Those are the measurements and it's a great little pan for sauces. etc. I've had this cookware for about a week now and I like it more every day.
2171260
Measured from the INSIDE of the dish, mine measured 2 7/16''. I think the other measurements are taken from the OUTSIDE of the dish which makes it sound much deeper. I think pyrex is measured from the outside also, but because this dish is so thick on the outside, it adds a lot of measurement that is NOT on the inside depth. I can get 4 layers of lasagna into this baby, and use it for large casseroles easily.
129325
I did a quick measurement with a ruler - internal about 8" (just shy) and the overall pan in 1/8" shy of 11". Yes, easy to toss food in it if you have a strong wrist, as it's heavy. The slope of the sides is a sharper angle than my other saute pans so it's a bit of an adjustment, but it works just fine.
948825
yes, fits standard lasagna pan with a little extra room, this is awesome! I carry a large cassarole on the the bottom and a pie on the top, and all the utensils. great buy, you will be very happy with the quality!
647208
I'm curious about how large a casserole dish I could use in this. I don't bake that many 12" pizzas.
604423
I just received my new Mini today and evidently things have changed since 2013. The enclosed pan is 10 in x 10 in, and lasagna is definitely possible in a toaster oven. Google "lazy lasagna Governale" and watch the video.
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9 inch by 4 inch. I would not recommend it. Used 1 time for a meat loaf - never will again - all juices spilled out when I took it out of the oven: Not stable (just like rubber): needs to be put on a cookie sheet. Took out from the cabinet above the oven to measure for you: for some reason now it feels greasy and is sticky; where none of the other baking dishes in the same cabinet has this "coating" AND I could not remove it with hot water. Bye, bye pan.
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Hello, K. Rice! I just measured it. It is exactly 13 inches long, 9 1/2 inches wide and between 3 and 4 inches deep with the top off. I cook for a family of four, and I am always able to make enough for us, with some leftover. I've been quite happy with it!
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I emailed HIC & a representative responded (quickly -impressive customer service!). This is a new design of their lasagna pan. It is still 2.5" deep - NOT the 3.2" currently listed incorrectly on Amazon. This pan just has a different "look" but should otherwise be the same.....I don't own the new pan so I can't say with 100% surety that it is the same.
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I measured a box of spaghetti up to this pasta box. It is about 1/4 inch to long. I use this box for lasagna pasta without its original cardboard. Doing this I am able to see if there are any of those nasty little bugs before I cook it. I hope this helps.
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Not sure. I gave it to a charity auction with Italian stuff. It was the same size as mine from Williams Sonoma, but no size on it. I just measured and it fits 7 quarts, but might boil over. So I think it is 6 quarts. I have cooked all kinds of pasta in it and not run out of room.. It also makes double batches of most soup recipes (without the insert.)
1157275
It is slightly larger than a spaghetti noodle length. I really like it; although, be careful of the steam when you are first learning to use.
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10.75 inches without the lid. 11 inches with the lid. Yes I put angel hair, linguini and spaghetti fitting perfectly. I also put the spaghetti without taking out of the box and they fit fine. Lasagna also fits. I use brands "barilla and ronzoni.
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Too big for spaghetti. Try a Pasta Pot. I have one of those. They work great.