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Can I cook lasagne in aluminium trays?

PigeonPie · 2015-06-19 16:32:34

About to make lasagne and I broke my baking dish. Found a pack of aluminium trays in the cupboard.....the ones with the cardboard tops. Is it ok to cook the lasagne in these trays? TIA

19-06-2015 4:32pm

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PigeonPie

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About to make lasagne and I broke my baking dish. Found a pack of aluminium trays in the cupboard.....the ones with the cardboard tops. Is it ok to cook the lasagne in these trays? TIA

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#2 19-06-2015 5:15pm

Faith

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I can't see why there would be a problem, other than that they're very flimsy. Put them on a solid baking tray for support and you should be fine.

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#3 19-06-2015 8:10pm

PigeonPie

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Faith wrote: »

I can't see why there would be a problem, other than that they're very flimsy. Put them on a solid baking tray for support and you should be fine.

Thanks Faith!

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#4 20-06-2015 10:05am

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The premade ones in lidl come in aluminium trays - you just bung in the oven and voila! Next best thing!

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#5 24-06-2015 6:44pm

Vrinda

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<food safety advice snipped>

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#6 24-06-2015 7:06pm

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Thanks Vrinda, that's kind of what I was concerned about. It was just a once off as I broke my dish and I thought there would be a metallic taste but it was grand for a once off. :-)

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#7 25-06-2015 11:47am

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Hi Vrinda, your first post was removed because it was moving into food safety territory, that's not allowed here. I have removed the same info from your second post & would ask you to not post it again. Thanks a mill!

MissF

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