Bakeware Trio (4 Piece)

Bakeware Trio (4 Piece)

With the large nonstick Griddle Pan, versatile Oven Rack, and a set of two handy Oven Mats, you might as well open that at-home bakery you’ve always dreamed of.

• A combination roasting pan, baking sheet, and stovetop griddle, the Griddle Pan truly has all the range
• The custom-fit nonstick Oven Rack performs double duty as an elevated roasting and cooling surface
• The reusable silicone Oven Mats are toxin-free and easy to clean

What's Included

• Griddle Pan (Large)
• Set of two Oven Mats (Large)
• Oven Rack

Details

• Griddle Pan (Large)
  • Outer: 20.9 in. length (with handles), 11.8 in. width, 1.8 in. height
  • Inner: 17.3 in. length, 11.4 in. width, 1.6 in. depth
  • 5 qt. capacity
  • 4.5 lbs.
  • Made of aluminum
• Oven Mats (Large)
  • 16.4 in. length, 10.8 in. width, .04 in. thickness
  • 1 in. by 1 in. squares
  • 0.3 lbs
  • Made of matte silicone that’s easy to clean and acts as an effective nonstick surface
• Oven Rack
  • 17.9 in. length, 11.7 in. width, 1.8 in. height
  • 1.8 lbs
  • Made from stainless steel

Care & Use

• Griddle Pan
  • Hand wash only to preserve the nonstick coating; don’t use abrasive sponges and avoid putting a hot pan in cold water
  • To deglaze the pan interior, just boil some water with a bit of baking soda, then wipe it down with a gentle sponge
  • Great for baking, roasting, and almost any kind of oven cooking (it’s safe up to 450°F), but can also be used on the stovetop as a griddle
  • When the Griddle Pan is on the stovetop, use low to medium heat and a couple tablespoons of high smoke point fat to preserve the nonstick (when used as a griddle, the pan will naturally patina on the bottom)
  • Wipe any spills from the outside of your Bakeware before they get baked in
  • Use silicone or wood utensils to protect the nonstick coating
  • Not induction compatible
• Oven Rack
  • Oven-safe up to 450°F
  • Dishwasher safe
  • Avoid using metal utensils to prevent chips and scratches
• Oven Mats
  • Dishwasher safe
  • Oven safe up to 450°F, but not intended for use on the stovetop
  • Do not use sharp or metal utensils as they can damage the silicone material
  • A thorough scrub with a little baking soda will eliminate build up. Over time, it will patina, but that’s perfectly normal