Bakeware Trio (4 Piece) A baking, roasting, and griddling starter set With the large nonstick Griddle Pan, versatile Oven Rack, and a set of two handy Oven Mats, you might as well open that at-home bakery you’ve always dreamed of. A combination roasting pan, baking sheet, and stovetop griddle, the Griddle Pan truly has all the range The custom-fit nonstick Oven Rack performs double duty as an elevated roasting and cooling surface The reusable silicone Oven Mats are toxin-free and easy to clean What's Included Griddle Pan (Large) Set of two Oven Mats (Large) Oven Rack Details Griddle Pan (Large) Outer: 20.9 in. length (with handles), 11.8 in. width, 1.8 in. height Inner: 17.3 in. length, 11.4 in. width, 1.6 in. depth 5 qt. capacity 4.5 lbs. Made of aluminum Oven Mats (Large) 16.4 in. length, 10.8 in. width, .04 in. thickness 1 in. by 1 in. squares 0.3 lbs Made of matte silicone that’s easy to clean and acts as an effective nonstick surface Oven Rack 17.9 in. length, 11.7 in. width, 1.8 in. height 1.8 lbs Made from stainless steel Care & Use Griddle Pan Hand wash only to preserve the nonstick coating; don’t use abrasive sponges and avoid putting a hot pan in cold water To deglaze the pan interior, just boil some water with a bit of baking soda, then wipe it down with a gentle sponge Great for baking, roasting, and almost any kind of oven cooking (it’s safe up to 450°F), but can also be used on the stovetop as a griddle When the Griddle Pan is on the stovetop, use low to medium heat and a couple tablespoons of high smoke point fat to preserve the nonstick (when used as a griddle, the pan will naturally patina on the bottom) Wipe any spills from the outside of your Bakeware before they get baked in Use silicone or wood utensils to protect the nonstick coating Not induction compatible Oven Rack Oven-safe up to 450°F Dishwasher safe Avoid using metal utensils to prevent chips and scratches Oven Mats Dishwasher safe Oven safe up to 450°F, but not intended for use on the stovetop Do not use sharp or metal utensils as they can damage the silicone material A thorough scrub with a little baking soda will eliminate build up. Over time, it will patina, but that’s perfectly normal
