How Do You Take A Pie Out Of The Pan
A pie is typically served in the pan that it is baked in. For serving, a slice of pie is cut with a sharp knife and a pie server is inserted under the crust to lift the piece out to serve. If you want to remove the entire pie from the pan, the pie should be completely chilled or frozen first. A chilled or frozen pie is easier to handle and less likely to break. Once thoroughly chilled, use a knife or pie server to loosen the pie from the pan and either lift the pie out or carefully invert the pie to remove it. If you’re planning on removing the pie from the pan in advance, a disposable aluminum pie pan is the easiest to cut through and remove your pie with the least amount of damage.
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Pie Pans Come In A Variety Of Sizes From 3 To 12 Diameter So There Is A Pan For Every Baking And Dessert Application From Individual Tart Pans To The Largest 12 Pan
Here is a list of all of our pie and tart pans by ounce.
Size in inches /Wholesale foil pans sku# / fluid ounce capacity
12″ pie pan – deep – #1257 – 57 oz12″ pie pan – shallow – #1243 – 43 oz
11 pie pan – #2411 – 44 oz
10″ pie pan – #10305 – 33 oz10 pie pan – deep – #1042 – 30 oz10 pie pan – medium depth – #1041 – 26 oz10 pie pan – deep – heavy foil – #510 – 36 oz10 pie pan – medium depth – heavy foil – #310 – 28 oz9 pie pan – deep heavy foil – #977 – 30 oz9 pie pan – medium depth – heavy foil – #922 – 24 oz9″ pie pan – medium depth – #920 – 23 oz9 pie pan – extra deep – #940 – 32 oz 9″ pie pan – deep – #960 – 28 oz9 pie pan – deep – #912 – 28 oz9 pie pan – medium depth – #901 – 23 oz
8″ pie pan – deep – #816 – 20 oz8 pie pan – perforated – deep – #816perf – 20 oz8″ pie pan – medium – #850 – 16 oz
7″ pie pan deep – #1500 – 17 oz
6″ pie pan – shallow – #601 – 8 oz6″ pie pan – #600 – 9 oz6″ pie pan – heavy foil – #677 – 11 oz6″ pie pan – heavy foil – #622- 9 oz
5¾” pot pie or tart pan – deep – #2400 – 14 oz 5¾” pot pie/tart pan – #4007 – 12 oz 5¾” pot pie/tart pan – #575 – 12 oz5″ tart pan – #501 – 6 oz also available with clear plastic lid: #501P
4″ tart pan – deep – #1152NL – 5 oz also available with clear plastic lid: #1152P4½” tart pan – #475 – 4 oz4¼” tart pan – deep – #425 – 4 oz4½” tart pan – #450- 3.5 oz4¼” tart pan – #416 – 3 oz
3 tart pan – #301 – 2.5 oz also available with clear plastic lid: #301P
3″ tart pan- #A90 – 2.5 oz
Why Trust The Spruce Eats
Donna Currie has written for The Spruce Eats since 2016. A seasoned recipe writer and gadget tester, she also wrote the cookbook Make Ahead Bread.
This article was updated by Jenny Kellerhals, who also tested all of the pie pans on this list for The Spruce Eats. She is a professional pastry chef in New York City and a freelance food writer. At home, pies are her go-to dessert and always a crowd favorite.
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Can You Use A Pie Pan To Bake A Cake
Yes, you can use a pie pan to bake a cake, but you should be aware that pie pans typically have angled sides and cake pans have straight sides. Because of this difference, if you’re making a layered cake, the edges of the cake will be harder to frost. The cakes can be trimmed to get rid of the angled edges but may still be difficult to frost. Generally, cake pans should be used for baking cakes, but in a pinch, a pie pan will do if you aren’t interested in how good the final product looks.
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How Do You Put A Pie Crust Into A Pie Pan
After you’ve rolled out a pie crust, you will need to transport it to your pie pan quickly and smoothly to keep the rolled dough from tearing. If the dough is relatively small, you can move it by sliding your hands and arms underneath the dough, lifting it, and quickly transferring it to the pie plate. If the dough is larger or you’d like more support while moving the dough, you can loosely roll the dough over your rolling pin to move it, then unroll the dough over your pie dish.
Once the pie dough is resting on the pie pan, you begin shaping it by smoothing the dough across the bottom surface of the pan and then fitting the dough into the crease of the pan. Next, you’ll press the dough against the sides of the dish, allowing any extra dough to hang over the lip. Trim the dough about half an inch past the lip of the dish, and crimp the edge of your pie crust as you like.
Should You Grease A Pie Pan
There are a lot of different opinions about whether or not you should grease a pie pan, but generally speaking, a quick spritz of cooking spray on the bottom of a pie dish will help keep your pie from sticking to the bottom of the panbut there’s no need to overdo it. Many people believe that greasing a pie dish will change the texture of your pie crust, making it less flaky. So if you’re more concerned with a flaky crunch than easily removing slices of pie, feel free to skip the cooking spray. If your pie does manage to stick to the bottom of the pan, gently heating the bottom of the pan by dipping the bottom in a shallow pan of hot water should help loosen the crust from the pan.
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Top 10 Best Small Foil Pie Pans In 2022 Comparison Table
- Premium Quality Foil Pie Pans: Made of premium quality, heavy-duty aluminum foil, our disposable mini pie pans are designed to be multifunctional – you can store, bake, and serve all in one dish! Great for takeout, catering, food tastings, bake sales, parties, and more!
- Premium Quality Foil Pie Pans: Made of premium quality, heavy-duty aluminum foil, our disposable mini pie pans are designed to be multifunctional – you can store, bake, and serve all in one dish! Great for takeout, catering, food tastings, bake sales, parties, and more!
- High Gauge Aluminum: Our aluminum foil pie pans have 25 gauge and full curl rim for sturdiness and durability. You can cook your heaviest tarts and thick meat pies without worrying about the pans breaking or ripping.
- Easy Storage: Our small pie pans are designed to fit into one another to help reduce storage space. Cleanup is even easier – simply toss when youre done! Our pie pans are disposable and recyclable!
- Versatile: Use our mini disposable cake pans to cook single serve sweet treats like pies, fruit & egg tarts, mini cheese cakes, and apple crisps. Or cook savory appetizers like baked mac n cheese, meat/veggie pies, quishes, and cheese tarts. Perfect for restaurants, cafes, bistros, or bakeries, and more!
How Do You Measure A Pie Pan
To get the correct diameter measurement of a pie pan, you’ll want to measure across the center of the pan from the inside rim to the opposite inside rim. Do not include the thickness of the lip of the pan, handles, or any other decorative elements. To find out if your pie dish is standard or deep-dish, measure from the top of the rim to the crease of the pan at the bottom.
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How We Tested
Each of our selected pies pans was tested by our baking expert for the most authentic home-baked pie results. We paid special attention to the size of the pans, including the true diameter of the pan as well as the depth and overall volume. The pans were used to test several different types of pies, from blind-baked shells to custard pies and large double-crust fruit pies. We watched closely to see how thoroughly the crusts cooked in each pan, if the pies stuck to the plates while serving, and how easy each pan was to clean after all the pie had been eaten. We tested the pie pans side by side to compare dishes with the same materials to each other, as well as to the entire set of pie pans as a whole. Each was given a rating for design, quality, performance, ease of cleaning, and overall value.
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