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Bakeware > Bread & Loaf Pans > Loaf Pans

Bread Pan with Cover

(15.75x4-in.)
by Matfer
Bread Pan with Cover (15.75x4-in.) by Matfer



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Item #159081




 Customer Rating:Customer Review
 3.8
   Read all 7 reviews• Rated 9 times by customers who purchased this item
• 7 out of 9 customers wrote reviews
• Recommended by 78% of Reviewers
• Value: 78% rated it a good value

Matfer Bread Pan with Cover:


  Expert Review: This product is recommended in The New Cooks' Catalogue, the definitive guide to cooking equipment. Click for review.
For canapés, for toast, even for peanut-butter sandwiches, nothing is better than pain de mie, a long rectangular loaf of firm, close-grained, nearly crustless white bread. It can best be produced in this professional quality "Pullman" pan from France. The removable sliding lid forces the rising dough to swell uniformly into a flat top instead of a bulging one. Constructed from dark heavy-gauge sheet steel, it features right-angled corners and a rim beaded around a wire rod. It is longer than a traditional American loaf pan, and will bake a 2-pound loaf of sandwich bread.

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Product Characteristics:
Material:   Blued Steel
Dimensions:   15.75 x 4 x 4-in.
Origin:   France
Cleaning & Care:   Handwash and Dry Thoroughly

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bread turned out great!
Customer ReviewWould purchase againFeb. 2, 2008
by Alison (West Monroe, LA)  5 reviews
I have a wonderful sourdough rye bread recipe from King Arthur - this worked perfectly. The recipe actually calls for this type of pan. As for the rust, there was some under the lip of the bottom, but I don't have a pan that doesn't rust there. I think this is great and the bread came right out of the pan.

8 of 13 people found this review helpful
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It is Okay
Customer ReviewWould purchase againJan. 29, 2008
by shu-feng (winston salem, NC)  3 reviews
I used this pan to make bread which turn out okay.

6 of 12 people found this review helpful
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Needs to be seasoned
Customer ReviewWould not purchase againJan. 7, 2008
by E (Raleigh, NC)  1 review
The pan tends to rust with little more than dough inside during normal baking. It needs to be seasoned as you would an iron skillet or iron frying pan prior to first use.

6 of 12 people found this review helpful
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Pan di Mie anyone?
Customer ReviewWould purchase againNov. 24, 2007
by Michael (Pekin, IL)  2 reviews
If you are looking to make authentic French sandwich bread look no fartehr then this pan.

1 of 2 people found this review helpful
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Customer ReviewWould not purchase againMar. 13, 2007
by darlene (WATERFORD, PA)  1 review
i am disappointed with this product, it was wonderful to use and the bread was great, but after washing it i had to remove the rust from it as it is not coated with anything. it must be handwashed and dried

4 of 6 people found this review helpful
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