Bakeware for Everyday Home Baking
Servappetit bakeware is made for the dishes home cooks make most: casseroles, roasted vegetables, baked pasta, brownies, and weeknight bakes. Whether you need a covered baker, a rectangular stoneware dish, or a square baker for smaller batches, this range goes from oven to table.
About the Collection
Buy Bakeware Online for Everyday Home Baking
Servappetit makes it easier to shop bakeware online for the dishes that happen every week. Whether you are baking a casserole, roasting vegetables, or making a batch of brownies, the right dish helps food cook evenly and look good when it reaches the table.
This collection focuses on practical stoneware bakeware that fits regular home kitchens. You can find covered bakers, rectangular baking dishes, and square bakers in one place, in colors that work as serveware, and choose based on the sizes and recipes you actually make at home.
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FAQ
Questions Before You Buy Bakeware?
Quick answers to the most common questions about choosing bakeware for your home kitchen.
What bakeware should every home kitchen have?
A practical home kitchen should have at least one rectangular baking dish for casseroles and roasting, one square baker for brownies and smaller bakes, and a covered baker for dishes that need to stay moist in the oven. These three pieces cover most everyday baking and roasting needs.
What is stoneware bakeware good for?
Stoneware heats evenly and holds its temperature well, which makes it useful for casseroles, gratins, roasted vegetables, and baked pasta. It also goes from the oven straight to the table, so you can serve from the same dish you cooked in.
When should I use a covered baker?
Use a covered baker when you want to trap moisture and heat, such as for braised dishes, baked grains, bread, or anything that would dry out uncovered. Remove the lid near the end of cooking if you want a browned top.
What size baking dish do I need?
A 9x13 inch rectangular dish is the standard size for most casserole and sheet-cake recipes. A 7x10 inch dish suits smaller households or side dishes, and an 8 or 9 inch square baker is ideal for brownies, bars, and cornbread.
Is stoneware bakeware oven, freezer, and dishwasher safe?
Most stoneware bakeware is oven and dishwasher safe, and many pieces can also go in the freezer. Avoid sudden temperature changes, such as moving a dish directly from the freezer into a hot oven, as this can cause cracking. Check the specifications on each product page for exact guidance.
Can I use bakeware for serving?
Yes. Servappetit bakeware is designed to look good on the table, so casseroles, baked pasta, and roasted vegetables can be served directly from the dish. This saves on cleanup and keeps food warmer for longer.
