Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nearly all baking sheets are only rated up to 450 degrees. You need a broiler pan, not a baking sheet.
No I need a flat pan not a raised one with grooves. I have a friend who gave me the recipe who uses one, but she can’t remember where she got it
Um, you just use the bottom tray…
https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/t-fal-nonstick-17-inch-x-12-6-inch-2-piece-carbon-steel-broiler-pan-set-in-grey/5249021
Um…when you cook at high heat with high edges and a deep pan like a broiler pan, the results are different than a flat sheet.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nearly all baking sheets are only rated up to 450 degrees. You need a broiler pan, not a baking sheet.
No I need a flat pan not a raised one with grooves. I have a friend who gave me the recipe who uses one, but she can’t remember where she got it
Um, you just use the bottom tray…
https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/t-fal-nonstick-17-inch-x-12-6-inch-2-piece-carbon-steel-broiler-pan-set-in-grey/5249021
Anonymous wrote:https://www.target.com/p/nordic-ware-naturals-baker-s-half-sheet/-/A-14901174
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nearly all baking sheets are only rated up to 450 degrees. You need a broiler pan, not a baking sheet.
No I need a flat pan not a raised one with grooves. I have a friend who gave me the recipe who uses one, but she can’t remember where she got it
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I use a stone bar pan. Mine is super old and from Pampered Chef, but there are lots of other options
Oh I have a pizza stone; maybe that would work. I didn’t think of that!
Anonymous wrote:I use a stone bar pan. Mine is super old and from Pampered Chef, but there are lots of other options
Anonymous wrote:I use a stone bar pan. Mine is super old and from Pampered Chef, but there are lots of other options
Anonymous wrote:Nearly all baking sheets are only rated up to 450 degrees. You need a broiler pan, not a baking sheet.