Binding: Kitchen Brand: Nordic Ware EAN: 0011172016409 Label: Nordic Ware Manufacturer: Nordic Ware Material Type: Cast aluminum with non-stick coating Model: 01640 Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Nordic Ware Sales Rank: 1744 Studio: Nordic Ware
Features:
8-slot pan makes scrumptious scones, cornbread, polenta, or biscuits
Heavy cast-aluminum surface ensures quick, even heating
Designed for use in the oven, on the stovetop, or under the broiler
Nonstick surface releases contents effortlessly and cleans easily
Measures 10 inches in diameter; each slot measures 1 inch deep
Product DescriptionThis versatile pan might be used to make cornbread, biscuits or scones either atop the range or in the oven. Neat, wedge shaped pieces will pop easily out of this non-stick pan. Aluminum allows even heat conduction and desirable browning.
What Others Say
Perfect for cornbread and scones
This small pan has a hefty weight to it. It bakes food evenly and clean up is a breeze. I like it so much that I will buy the smaller scone pan version. Except for the cheaper, lighter weight Nordic Ware products which I do not recommend, all other NW products have been a joy to bake treats. Also to preserve the pan, I recommend hand washing only.
Scones made Easy!
I ordered the scone pan wondering if it would make much of a difference in ease of preparation. Yes,it does. No worrying about measuring amounts of dough. You just add more liquid to the batter,yours or a King Arthur mix,fill the sections of the pan and bake. Presto! Perfect scones!
Scone Pan
Very happy with purchase. I had one but needed another for all the scones I bake.
Nordi ware scone / cornbread pan.
This pan is the greatest. I put a cornbread mix in the pan and it worked out perfect. It was the best. Next I will make scones. I know they will be perfect also. Nordic is a good brand I have never bought a pan that wasn't to my liking. Make the perfect scones every time.
If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world. - J.R.R. Tolkien
When my cravings for scones recently went unfulfilled due to some crazy city wide scone shortage conspiracy, I decided to take matters into my own hands and bake my own.
While searching Amazon for a scone cookbook, I stumbled upon this pan. I received it for a Christmas gift and have used it several times since. I love it. The cookbook I use doesn't call for a scone pan but asks you to lay the dough in a circle on a buttered cookie sheet and cut them yourself. Even though this pan is non-stick, while making my first batch I struggled with whether or not I should butter the pan to avoid it sticking. I ended up not buttering the pan and when I realized how sticky the batter was, I was sure I was going to have broken scones. ... Read More
