Is the Deep Dish Baker the Same Size as the Deep Dish Pie Plate?

[Energizermom]

Not the deep covered baker, but the deep dish baker that PC used to carry. How does the size compare to the Deep Dish Pie Plate? I am trying to figure out some recipes for the Deep Dish Pie Plate and want to know if the sizes are compatible. Does anyone know?

Thanks

 

[lt1jane]

the DDPP is 6 cups, the DDB is 8 cups, and the MB (for comparison purposes) is 4 cups

 

[higoobs]

If i have a customer that just got a crack on theirs is it still under warranty???How long ago did pampered chef have this item

 

[babywings76]

So then would the RCB be a good substitute piece? The DDB was one stone I never got around to buying.

 

[higoobs]

how long ago did they sell it last?

 

[chefa]

Love my DDB; wish we still sold it. It was the perfect size for a pan of cornbread or apple crisp. I'd say it's been at least 3 years since it was discontinued.

 

[BethCooks4U]

It was still available Summer 2010 but gone that fall.

The deep dish baker was 8 cups so I'd cut the recipe somewhat if using the RCB or DD Pie Plate (both are 6 cups). Interestingly the loaf pan is also 6 cups - I thought it was smaller... If you don't want to change the recipe you could use the fluted pan or square baker (each 11 cups) or DCB (12 1/2 cups).

 

[rlombas]

for your question! The Deep Dish Baker and the Deep Dish Pie Plate are actually two different sizes. The Deep Dish Baker has a capacity of 12 cups, while the Deep Dish Pie Plate has a capacity of 8 cups. This means that the Deep Dish Baker is larger and can hold more ingredients. However, both are great for making delicious recipes and can be used interchangeably depending on the dish you are making. I hope this helps with your recipe planning! Happy cooking!