Roasting tin pan for one pan meals and tray bakes

ddoubleep · 29 Dec 2023 at 15:19

Looking to simplify meals going forward by getting a few books from https://www.rukmini-iyer.com/ and going down the one pan route for lunch meals preps and some dinners to explore more meal options.

The meals are all about cooking in one pan in the oven.

Anyone do something similar and recommend some decent roasting pans? Steel? Enamel? Aluminium?

My pans are currently just cheap ones form Robert Dyas or Pyrex glass and it not that good as most things stick or don't heat evenly.

I could air fry but want to make bulk meals.

Philtor · 29 Dec 2023 at 22:35

ProCook enamel baking trays

ddoubleep · 30 Dec 2023 at 19:26

Philtor said:
ProCook enamel baking trays

They seem reasonably priced so thanks for the heads up.

gingergundog · 30 Dec 2023 at 20:19

ddoubleep said:
They seem reasonably priced so thanks for the heads up.

Very good books, we have The Roasting Tin Around The World and The Quick Roasting Tin...great recipes.

As for the roasting pan we normally use a ceramic dish.

ddoubleep · 30 Dec 2023 at 21:14

gingergundog said:
Very good books, we have The Roasting Tin Around The World and The Quick Roasting Tin...great recipes.

As for the roasting pan we normally use a ceramic dish.

They were the two I was going to order to mix it up as they aren't solely vegetarian.

PlacidCasual · 1 Jan 2024 at 15:49

My local cook shop had a cast iron enamelled roaster for about £30. Apart from the name it could be an expensive French brand. Brilliant, far better than any thin roaster, I strongly recommend cast iron or heavy gauge steel.