What is this piece of cookware called?

competitionscafe

Does anyone know what these are called (so I can search online or ask in a shop), I had a couple in the last rented flat and they were so useful. Made of metal with a non-stick coating and about 20cm/25cm in diameter. As I often cook just for myself they are ideal for a single piece of chicken, a steak, fish fillet, etc to put in the oven to finish off after browning on the hob. I also used them for roasting my nuts - honey roasted cashews and hazelnuts made by putting the nuts on the tray, adding a tiny bit of groundnut oil, some salt and a thin drizzle of honey and then grilling until brown (watch carefully or they burn!). Delicious served hot with a cold beer or a glass of white wine. As these came with the previous flat I had to leave them behind so it would be great if I could find some to buy.
Picture here:
http://picasaweb.google.com/msouthgate/Freecycle02#5268901962232735890

Thanks!

OddjobKIA

Flan dish...wilko,s do some for about 75p each...

Tesco also do some value ones are around £1.00 FOR TWO

SORRY I CALL THEM FLAN DISHES....

BUT ANY 6-8 INCH SHALLOW COOKING TRAY WILL DO

Pitlanepiglet

How big were they? Looks like little individual quiche tins? I bought a set of four of these in TK Maxx yesterday for £3.99.

coxy07

Are they shallow sandwich cake tins? Maybe like this?www.wilkinsonplus.com/invt/0245102

jembie

I thought they looked like Sponge tins. I have a few of them too as as you say they are the perfect size for cooking a single piece of meat and not as hard to wash as bigger oven trays

competitionscafe

Yes those ones on the Wilko link look about right (don't have a Wilko's near me though) - as you say they are so quick and easy to wash up compared to a bigger tray.

They are about 20/25cm in diameter so I will look for round sandwich or flan tins, thanks!

organic_wanabe

If you managed to get one in enamel then you would be able to cook in it on the hob and then pop it into the oven afterwards - save washing two items! Many of the ordinary metal sandwich or flan dishes are only suitable for the oven.

Butterfly_Brain

They look like sandwich tins too me, the ones you make a victoria sandwich in I use them to cook a single vegi meal for my daughter you can pick them up at wilko's, Tesco, sainsbury etc

almar_2

Wilkinsons are on line too. Wilkinson plus.

http://www.wilkinsonplus.com/browse/261?ex=co_wizr-locayta&template=wz_locayta&collate=pdxttype&collate=pdxtcolourn&collate=pdxtbrandn&collate=pdxtsizen&collate=pdxtmaterialn&collate=pdxtpackqtyn&collate=pdxtheightn&sortname=ascending&sortorder=name&fieldinvt=type&termtextinvt=invt&typeinvt=exact&fieldpcatid=pcatid&typepcatid=exact&termorder=invt%3Apcatid&pagenum=3&perpage=10&threshold=0&spellcorrect=1&datasource=wilkinsonplusen&setpagenum=1

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Barneysmom

I've got these.
I know they look expensive but they do have a lifetime guarantee and they look good on the table too.
They do a whole range of cooks essentails pots and pans which are all super, I've got loads of them.
You can use in the oven or on top, and I bung mine under the grill to melt the cheese when we have cheesy mash.

http://www.qvcuk.com/ukqic/qvcapp.aspx/app.detail/params.item.826639/walk.yah.UKHG-UK14

On Quidco too!

champys

Barneysmom wrote: »

I've got these.
You can use in the oven or on top, and I bung mine under the grill to melt the cheese when we have cheesy mash.

I have one of these that came out of MIL's house - it just fits/hangs in the top of my Remoska, so it becomes a very shallow pan and I can cook certain things really quickly.