Emile Henry Classic Lasagna Pan, 16-ounce - Olive
Emile Henry
Roasting & Lasagna Pans - Remarkably resistant to cracks, chips and scratches, the Emile Henry Classics Individual Lasagna Dish is perfectly sized for 2-cup portions of Proventale gratin, cheesy corn casserole and tiramisu. Emile Henry's exclusive Ceradon technology produces the ultra-durable ceramic bakeware that is hard-glazed to withstand crazing and discoloration year after year. The ideal casserole dish for fresh, oven-baked lasagna and macaroni and cheese, the roasting dish also serves up mouth-watering brownies, fudge and cinnamon buns. Designed of high-fired natural Burgandy clay, the lasagna pan is unsurpassed in conducting and retaining heat and does not absorb odors or flavors. With its efficient thermal properties, the ovenware can go directly from freezer to a hot oven without countertop warm-up. Easy-grip, wide handles ensure safe handling. A cream interior and rich exterior color make the Emile Henry bakeware a stylish serving dish for any occasion. Safe for oven, broiler and microwave up to 500 - Specifications Made in France Material: natural Burgandy clay Model: 399609 apricot, 539609 azur (blue), 059609 blanc (white), 339609 cerise (red), 039609 citron (yellow), 379609 figue (eggplant), 879609 olive (green) Capacity: 16 oz. Size: 8 1/2L (10 1/2 with handles) x 5 1/2W x 2H Weight: 1 lb. 8 oz. Use and Care Emile Henry Ceradon ceramic is easy to clean in the dishwasher or by hand. The Emily Henry individual lasagna dish is oven-, microwave-, and broiler-safe up 500 F. Ceradon bakeware is not intended for use over direct flame or hot plates. The ceramic casserole dish can go directly from freezer to a hot oven without countertop warm-up. Cutting directly in the individual lasagna pan will not damage the surface.
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