Emile Henry France - CAPERS Home

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Le Grande Pie Dish is the ultra-large take on the popular classic pie dish. Le Grande is 11.6 inches across and holds more than 2-quarts of all the good stuff that makes everyone love pie.

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Emile Henry Pie Dish Burgundy External dimensions - 26cm diameter 5.5cm deep Internal dimensions - 23cm diameter 4.5cm deep. Capacity 1.2l A deep pie dish for apple pie steak and kidney pie or stargazey pie. It has a pastry rim to hold your pastry in place and give your pie a more traditional look. Made from Emile Henry's HR ceramic this dish looks so good it can be taken straight to the table. It has a 10 year guarantee and can withstand temperatures up to 270 C.

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A perfect homemade pie needs to be cooked slowly and evenly without drying out, and the secret to a flawless pie is our HR ceramic. The beauty and performance of Emile Henry's iconic pie dish elevates pie baking from ordinary to extraordinary as it insulates and evenly distributes heat during baking. The graceful, ruffled edge on the dish is inspired by vintage French bakeware and simplifies cutting and removing a tidy portion. The result - a feast for both the eyes and the palate.