Does anyone have recommendations for a good lasagna pan?

I don't currently have one; I just use a rectangular pyrex dish that doesn't quite fit the bill in terms of depth. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks, cooks!

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jmburns
jmburns January 12, 2014
It is just my wife and I and I use the Le Cruetset Pate baker. It is deep pan and can handle a 4 layer lasagna easily. It makes 4 generous servings.
 
Pegeen
Pegeen January 12, 2014
Bennington Potters makes a great stoneware rectangular pan, 16x8x2.5. Have had mine for generations. Great for casseroles, Mac & Cheese, etc.
http://www.benningtonpotters.com/product/34/bakeware.
But I like the indestructible Corningware as well.
 
jamcook
jamcook January 12, 2014
Corning ware makes a deep 10x15 baker White ,indestructible and good for lots of baked pasta and big pan dishes ...and does not overflow.
 
cookbookchick
cookbookchick January 12, 2014
All Clad makes a nice one. You can roast in it, too.
 
sexyLAMBCHOPx
sexyLAMBCHOPx January 12, 2014
I agree!
 
Benny
Benny January 12, 2014
ha! thats the roasting pan I'm talking about :)
 
kimhw
kimhw January 11, 2014
I have the berndes (I'm too tired to spell tonight) huge non stick pan and I love it. I have a big family so I use it a lot for lasagna, Shepards pie, casseroles and such. Out typical Friday dinner is 25-30 so I need something easy and satisfying with just a green salad.
 
Karen
Karen January 11, 2014
Liove my Bialetti 3-qt stoneware lasagna pan. Got it at Target.
 
Erica
Erica January 11, 2014
Here's the one CI recommends: HIC Porcelain Lasagna Pan, White, 13.5 by 9.5-Inch
 
Benny
Benny January 11, 2014
I use a big roasting pan for my lasagna. no lack of leftovers in my house :) those pyrex pans are just shallow enough to make a mess in your oven.
 
Michele,DiCola
Michele,DiCola January 11, 2014
The metal ones they sell in the $ store
 
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