Deborah Thuman on sun 29 may 11
Ceramic - no question about it. Why do you think Corning Ware comes in
pretty forms?
I've got a soup tureen shaped like a bunny and I use it. It's a
commercial piece and is only for serving - not cooking. The soup pot
on the stove is fine for when it's just Jim and I, but guests get to
see the tureen.
I am convinced that the best bread is made in a ceramic bread pan.
I've been making bread for 39 years, and I think I have at least a
working knowledge of what I'm doing when I make bread.
If I make a pie - it's in a glass pie pan. Metal won't make as nice a
crust. Note to self: make a ceramic pie pan. Or even better - make a
mica clay pie pan.
BTW - although traditionally the mica clay pots were not glazed, I
find glazing the inside makes for an easy cleanup.
Deb Thuman
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Lee on sun 29 may 11
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> If I make a pie - it's in a glass pie pan. Metal won't make as nice a
> crust. Note to self: make a ceramic pie pan. Or even better - make a
> mica clay pie pan.
>
> BTW - although traditionally the mica clay pots were not glazed, I
> find glazing the inside makes for an easy cleanup.
Deb, I really like my earthenware pie plates. They are wire cut on
the bottom and I coat them with redart terra sig, which is a lot like
teflon as far as non-stick goes.
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