can you bake desserts in these jars ?
1691338
I have never tried but then when you think about the temperature that the jelly has to be, it may work. May want to call Ball.
1691339
although I have not tried it, yes, you can bake in these. Amazon has a number of books regarding desserts in a jar (meaning the mason jar). Google "cake in a jar" and you will find many hits.
1943746
The jars have a silicone seal. They look nice and stack well however when the seal gets moved by putting the top/off, they are not airtight as I wanted! If you are not storing baking supplies such as sugar...they are nice.
1240556
I'm not sure. I bought the dishes to use for serving but understand they can be used for baking. Just remember, if you do bake in them they will be very hot!
14818
Yes! Make sure to use baking spray with flour though or you could lose chunks.
1417535
You probably could...but they are relatively thin. Not the typical heavy duty pan. I baked rolls in them, because I needed a few extra pans...so I used these and they came out beautiful. :)
2095437
Yes, you can. The tray that comes with the oven is slightly larger than 9 x 11 inches and the interior of the oven is pretty spacious. I've only had it for about 2 weeks and have used it several times already. I do find that I have to cook/bake things longer than in a normal oven. I like it a lot. Hope this helps!
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Hello Shelly, I am glad to answer your question...these little canning jars are so handy in my kitchen/home! Even though they are meant for canning and can withstand a fairly high temperature, I would not put them into the oven. I use them for keeping small amounts of cooking ingredients that I use often and do not wish to handle the large containers which these ingredients are originally packaged. Also, I have given a few to friends who saw them and admired their "just the right size" feature for lots of things throughout the home. I plan to order more in the near future.
1210591
Not in the oven these are essentially molds. If you want to pour chocolate and let cool that would be the closest to baking you can get
1650957
I haven't tried that, but they might. I think it would be hard to get the crust pressed into them without support on the outside (since they flex), but they fit nicely into a standard muffin tin, and you could put them in the tin while pressing the crust.
1229910
Although I have never used them to bake in, I would think that it'd be fine to bake in them. They take a lot of heat in the frying pan so why not in the oven?
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Probably. I have used it for baked and frozen treats. I'd recommend making one or two at first to make sure they will pop out intact. You may need to let them set longer than instructions indicate due to the small surface are exposed to the air to allow for complete drying. I have to bake all treats about twice as long as the recipe indicates or the bottoms are still moist.
840060
Even though, I am sure you could... I wouldn't recommend it, since it isn't rigid; unless you will be using the oven racks as a "psedo-cookie sheet," then perhaps it could be done.
869361
I don't believe they would be good if you baked them. They are fairly thin and I think they would burn. I use them for choc caramel tarts which is cooked before filled.
945051
It says you can. I have never tried using it for baking. For roasting and slow cooking it is terrific.
1390099
I don't think they can be baked in. The glass doesn't seem heat proof. I would also be careful about freezing for any length of time. They come with recipe cards that contain only refrigerated desserts, so that's all I would do.
1265437
Though, I haven't ever done it, I definitely think you can. These baking sheets are wonderful and they last and last. I bake quite frequently and have been using the same ones I originally ordered for almost 2 years.
1515528
I'm sorry but we have not used them for oven baking. We use them for soup and cereal only.