HIC Kitchen Rectangular Baking Dish Roasting Individual Lasagna Pan, Fine White Porcelain, 8.5-Inches x 5.5-Inches x 2.5-Inches

This pan went beyond expectations! It is a perfect size for the Puck oven, microwave, & toaster oven( if it will take a 13″ pan).It is lighter in weight than expected which is a plus (since I have arthritic hands). I think it is lighter (or at least as light) per square inch than/as my French white Corning ware. My husband says that I must really like this pan because I’ve used it everyday since I received it! Very versatile. I split in half a pre-cooked chicken from the grocery store, the halves fit perfectly, and they heated up quickly. The heat transfer rate is good. You don’t have to add time for the pan to heat before the food starts to cook as with heavier porcelain. For example, I made a French toast casserole. It baked evenly and in the same time as my regular oven in a metal non-stick pan. I can’t say enough nice thing about this pan, but I’ll try. The sides have a very slight flare but it is enough to let you have a nice grip on the pan. Another plus – NO handles to get in the way. You have a true 13″ pan! The underside is not glazed which is good because it doesn’t slip & slide and helps in even heat transfer. The other surfaces are glazed and don’t react to anything acidic & make for easy clean-up. Even baked-on food comes off easily. I would not use a “scrubbie” on it so as not it impart micro scratches will affect the ease of cleaning. Just fill with water and let sit for a while if you have something a little stubborn. I am not sure about the dishwasher or soaking in a pan of water because of the unglazed bottom, and can’t remember if the manufacturer said it was dishwasher safe. I use mine so much it doesn’t get a chance to do either!! Lastly, it was impressively well packaged so it came without any damage and within the time frame expected. I haven’t dropped it (yet), so I can’t remark on fragility, but in spite of all the use it has had, it looks brand new.