Review on 🥧 Silver Fat Daddio's 10 x 1.5 Inch PIE-10 Pie Pan by Junior Rojas

I use these for gluten free pie crusts and they work great! They don't stick at all! I didn't use anything to make them the first time I used them (and was a little apprehensive), but they turned out great! They are EXACTLY 9 inches at the top. I bought 3 more of these because I make LOTS of cakes and I was so happy with them! The inside dimensions of the pan from the top are 4 7/8" X 8 7/8". Bottom external dimensions are 4 3/4" x 8 3/4". The corners are not square but rounded. Pallet number BP-5643. Freezer safe, oven safe up to 550F. Seamless, so at least that's good. Top with rounded edges. Made of anodized aluminum. Because of the potency of an anodized baking pan, you may need to reduce the recipe's temperature or cooking time. Temperature drop from 5 to 25°F. They are very durable. DO NOT use olive oil (or olive oil spray) with these pans! The manufacturer left a warning that he will leave a sticky mark on them. Life is tough enough without making your pans HARDER. To maintain the performance of your Fat Daddio Anodized Bakeware, simply hand wash or soak in warm, soapy water, then quickly rinse and towel or air dry. DO NOT use dish soap, bleach, harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, wire brushes, sponges, or sharp objects when cleaning as they may damage the surface of the casserole dish. IF you WASH your greasy pan in the dishwasher. At the end of my post there is advice on how to restore it. . If needed, dust with flour for sweet breads and cornmeal for yeast breads. After the first few uses, the baking surface develops a fine coating that eliminates or minimizes the need for pan prep. Sweet bread can be sprinkled with flour. Or use flour spray. Yeast bread can be sprinkled with cornmeal for extra release. Being a gluten/grain free baker I only use coconut oil and/or parchment paper which is why I use Fat Daddios first. It's AMAZING for gluten/grain free cooking! After the first few uses, the surface tends to develop a beautiful patina that eliminates or minimizes the need for pan prep. BAKING AND COOKIES: These dishes usually do not require baking sheet preparation. Most recipes contain more fat than brownies and make for a very efficient release. When baking low-fat cakes or cookies, you can simply line a baking sheet with a silicone baking mat or parchment paper. require no pan preparation. Most cake recipes are high in oil and fat for natural release. CAKES: The traditional unsalted butter and flour method is recommended. Shortening or lard can be used instead of butter. Many commercial sprays are also very effective. My uniform just got washed in the dishwasher! First, try seasoning the pan with a few drops of good quality cooking oil (NOT OLIVE OIL) and a cloth. This works well to remove most phosphate residue. If discoloration is severe, you may need to grease the entire pan with fat or oil and place it on a baking sheet. Bake the pan at 300 degrees for 10 minutes. Let the pot cool for a few minutes. While it's still warm, dry the pan with a towel. This process may not bring back the "finished" beauty it once had, but it will effectively "season" the pan for future use. Let's face it, bakeware can take a beating in the kitchen. After constant use, a film of grease and oil forms on it. Most professional bakers don't mind this accumulation as it actually increases the performance of the pan. Baked goods are even easier to make. But many home bakers don't like the look of a well-seasoned pan and want to restore its beauty. This can be achieved with a little effort. Learn how to thoroughly clean your baking pan. How to thoroughly clean a casserole dish. Necessary tools. Well used casserole dish. soft fabric. .Place the casserole dish under warm water. Sprinkle the pan with Bar Keepers Friend utensils and cleaning supplies. Gently rub the powder into the paste and leave for 1-2 minutes. Stubborn stains may take up to 5 minutes to remove. Wash off with warm water. Stubborn stains may need to be reworked. So pure you can see the reflection of my image in it!