: All-Clad Lasagna Pan
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All-Clad Lasagna Pan
from: All-Clad
List Price: $120.00
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Binding: Kitchen
Brand: All-Clad
EAN: 0011644599065
Label: All-Clad
Manufacturer: All-Clad
Model: 59906
Publisher: All-Clad
Sales Rank: 64329
Studio: All-Clad

Features:
  • Generously proportioned 18/10 stainless-steel lasagna pan
  • Large, steel handles secured with sturdy, non-corrosive rivets
  • Polished metal interior and exterior; nonreactive surfaces
  • Gently rounded sides simplify food removal; dishwasher-safe
  • Measures 15 by 12 by 2-1/4 inches; lifetime warranty



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Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionIt's called a lasagna pan, and of course that's a very suitable recipe for this piece, but don't be limited by the name alone. You can also use this for other casseroles, and for roasting meats and vegetables.


What Others Say

Works for me!
I almost didn't order this pan for two reasons. The first was that a lot of reviewers said their pans warped very badly the first time they used them. The second reason is that it was made in China.

The steel in this pan is solid and about as thick as the blade of an All-Clad spatula utensil. It is not a clad pan like their stove-top pots and pans.

I imagine if you take the pan out of the fridge with your pre-prepared lasagna in it and immediately put it into a hot, pre-heated oven on a rack at its lowest height (an inch or two above the heating coil in the oven), that may well warp the pan. I prepared my lasagna earlier in the day and stored it in the fridge until just before dinner. I let the pan sit on my ... Read More



Not deep enough
This is a nice-looking pan, but not deep enough for lasagna. Does anyone make a deep dish lasagna pan that's doesn't weigh a ton?



It's All-Clad! Come on, I expected quality!
I found this pan on clearance at BB&B for 49.99 and jumped on it. What a great price. I was so excited to finally have a piece of All-Clad in my kitchen. And finally a real pan to roast in. Up until now I had been using my large Emerilware saute pan for roasts. I'd burn my hand on the handle while making reductions everytime because I'd forget it just came out of the oven. I used it tonight for the first time to roast chicken. The chicken came out beautifully cooked, perfectly browned. I pulled it out of the oven and put the pan on my flat-top stove and removed the chicken. I went on to make my reduction and guess what? The pan is wobbling. All-Clad, warped! What a huge disappointment. I'm not sure whether I should have All-Clad replace ... Read More



Warp Factor 1
Nice, shiny, new, heavy, quality product.

Two uses later...

Warped and buckled tray bottom, shiny, heavy, poor-quality product.

I am a keen cook and I don't expect to spend this much on an so-called "quality" item only for it to warp and buckle after two uses under normal conditions.

1 star.



Warped after first use
I was so excited to see this in my gold box and bought it immediately. After the first use it warped rather severely. I bet the warp will hold about one half cup of water. I used it to bake a chicken at 350 degrees. I'll be calling All-Clad to see what can be done. Otherwise it's a nice shiny pan.


 

All-Clad Lasagna Pan