do you measure a roasting pan from the inside length and width or the outside?
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inside pan is 14" long 11"wide 5" high its 18" long with handles, its really nice cleans up easy
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Sandy, It looks like answers for more than one size roaster are all showing up in one general Q&A; for Granite Ware. I have the 13-inch roaster which refers to the length including the handles, not the interior length. I can roast a smaller chicken in it and I use the Harold 11 3/4 x 8 1/2 oval rack BUT I had to bend it down the middle with pliers because it was slightly too wide to fit (I think the width of mine is 8 inches.) It was hard to bend and is not perfectly symmetrical but I like the slight V that formed in the rack. The bottom of the roaster has indentations to prevent a bird from sealing to the bottom if you want to cook without a rack, which I have also done. Hope this helps a little. Sandy, It looks like answers for more than one size roaster are all showing up in one general Q&A; for Granite Ware. I have the 13-inch roaster which refers to the length including the handles, not the interior length. I can roast a smaller chicken in it and I use the Harold 11 3/4 x 8 1/2 oval rack BUT I had to bend it down the middle with pliers because it was slightly too wide to fit (I think the width of mine is 8 inches.) It was hard to bend and is not perfectly symmetrical but I like the slight V that formed in the rack. The bottom of the roaster has indentations to prevent a bird from... » Read More Sandy, It looks like answers for more than one size roaster are all showing up in one general Q&A; for Granite Ware. I have the 13-inch roaster which refers to the length including the handles, not the interior length. I can roast a smaller chicken in it and I use the Harold 11 3/4 x 8 1/2 oval rack BUT I had to bend it down the middle with pliers because it was slightly too wide to fit (I think the width of mine is 8 inches.) It was hard to bend and is not perfectly symmetrical but I like the slight V that formed in the rack. The bottom of the roaster has indentations to prevent a bird from sealing to the bottom if you want to cook without a rack, which I have also done. Hope this helps a little. « Show Less
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Hello K .Pfaff. when measuring a circle or a pan in this case, To determine the circumference or area of a circle, for example, you must first find the circle's diameter--the thickness or width as determined by a straight line passing through the center of the circle and ending at the opposite side. and after doing that, if the pan diameter is not close to 12 inch , return it
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I have and use both the round and square. In my opinion there is no difference other than the shape of the pan or the item being pressed. I find that I prefer a rectangular press when cooking some grilled sandwiches.
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Those are the dimensions for the inside top of the pan. The measurements go down to 8x4 at the inside bottom of the pan.
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That 5.2" measurement includes the height of the handle above the surface the pan is resting on. These pans have nice French-style handles that curve up a bit, rather than sticking more or less straight out the side of the pan.
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Never thought of measuring item but it does fit and I have a normal size roasting pan that fits a whole chicken. It may be small but it does fit well in the pan. You may also purchase it and return it if it is not to your liking. I am very happy with the one I purchased.
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The inside dimensions are 14.5 X 12 inches so you have a lot of leeway. I have used long thin loaf pans and you can use standard pans, too.
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The outer edges of the cooking surface measure 18X10. The actual cooking surface is just slightly smaller due to the thickness of the metal. The 22X10 is the total length of the pan INCLUDING the handles on each end, which are 2" each.
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Hi, My pan is stamped 9 x 13 on bottom and that is what it measures at bottom, but it feels a lot bigger. It measures 10.5 x 15.5at top including handle area. Hope this helps :)
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Mine measured at 4 7/8" (width) x 8 7/8" (length) x 2 5/8" (deep) inside measurements. Bear in mind that it tapers like a loaf pan should so these measurements are at the widest opening.
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Hey, Kathy, I bought this wok to roast coffee beans outside, so I can not attest to its real cooking qualities, but I did measure it for you. The bottom of the pan as you can see peaking out in the Amazon pic is a raised disc that measures 5 1/2 inches in diameter and is about 1/2 inch thick in addition to the main body of the wok bowl that is 1/8 inch thick. Making it 12 inches across, inside to inside, diameter and 12 1/4 inch outside wall to outside wall diameter, the handle adding another 5 1/2 inches to the outside measurement. The inside of the bowl is perfectly round with no flat spot. Of course this is a single casted piece (incase my description leads one to believe it is attached components, which it is not). It blacked up really fast from the untreated gray iron on my gas stove before I took it outside to ruin it with coffee beans. Works great for coffee roast at higher temps by the way. Hope I was helpful.
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It will depend on your roasting pan. I have an AllClad large with flared sides. The lowest part of the rack sits about 3/4" above the pan. The center is about 4" wide. When I want to roast larger vegetables with the meat like potatoes I run them down the sides.
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I measure it like shortening or butter in cooking. I use it in baking quite a bit
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inside cooking areas are about... 13 1/2" x 10" x 2 1/2",... 10 1/2" x 8 1/2" x 3",... 5 1/2" x 5 1/2" x 2 1/2"
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I would say yes. The darker the bakeware the better but I have used glass. Just make sure you cover it with tin foil or the cover that comes with it. Also, measure your roaster and measure inside of oven (or shelf) to make sure it will fit. I use a smaller roaster pan that happens to be granite wear but I think you can use any kind as long as it fits on the shelf. However, you can remove the shelf and set the pan inside so measure that. I have baked chicken, brownies, lasagna, casseroles, apple pie and strawberry pies, banana bread, meatloaf, meatballs. The possibilities are endless. You will love it after you use it several times and experiment with times. Good luck.
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From the product description: 13.1 x 9.1 x 4.9 inches. From practical use, we roast chickens in it no problem and we recently did a pork shoulder butt roast. The pork roast was about 2lbs de-boned. There was room to spare. Great small roasting pan.