Apple Tart Tray? Where can u buy

Cork · 29-05-2009 11:52PM #1

I was trying to buy a plate to make apple tart today.

I tried Tescos + Dunnes - without Success.

Why can you get a plate type tray to cook an apple tart?

joolsveer · 30-05-2009 10:49AM

I usually use a large dinner plate and it works fine. I have seen Pyrex glass plates in Home Store + More in Blanchardstown Shopping Centre. They were about a tenner I think.

Dizzyblonde · 30-05-2009 11:31AM

I usually use dinner plates too. Old-fashioned enamel plates are great for apple tarts and you can get them in Purple stores.

rubadub · 30-05-2009 02:00PM

My mother also used a deep dinner plate. These days I see these wide shallow bowls a lot more, I use them all the time, sort of a plate/bowl hybrid, very flat in the middle, I didn't buy them so dunno where to get them though...

angeldelight · 31-05-2009 05:57PM

I use paper plates - the plain white ones with no plastic film on them. Works very well

kerash · 01-06-2009 11:19PM

angeldelight wrote: »

I use paper plates - the plain white ones with no plastic film on them. Works very well

You put paper plates in the oven?

Dizzyblonde · 02-06-2009 09:42AM

angeldelight wrote: »

I use paper plates - the plain white ones with no plastic film on them. Works very well

Paper plates? They'd hardly conduct heat, so the bottom pastry must be very soggy?

tscul32 · 03-06-2009 12:00PM

pyrex plate or get some foil plates

NewFrockTuesday · 03-06-2009 02:29PM

I find that the quiche dishes I have with the last 10 years are better the older they get. I think it may be due to the glass thinning maybe? Heres a pie I made a while back....was tormenting somone with the photos as they were ungry...I dont usually take photos of what I cook

Dizzyblonde · 03-06-2009 04:58PM

That looks yummy Deepsense, and very professionally decorated too

Apple Tart Tray? Where can u buy

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