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A. Microwave Egg Cooker Microwave perfect fried, scrambled and poached eggs — great for quick breakfasts, sandwiches and salads. Wells hold one or two eggs, 1½ cups capacity each. The wide rim gives you a secure hold when you’re moving the cooker from counter to microwave. 12" long.


#1372 $19.50 


B. Small Ridged Baker Great for bacon in the microwave, or bake chicken breasts and small roasts in the oven. Ridges raise food above fat and juices. 9" x 6¾" x 1¾".


#1342 $30.00 


FAVORITE HOST


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FAVORITE HOST


For crispy pizza crusts, tender baked goods and juicy roast meats, use our Stoneware in your kitchen.


• No preheating — just place food on Stoneware and cook. (Dense frozen foods like meat should be thawed first.)


• Absorbs and retains heat for even baking and golden crusts. • Draws moisture away from food so it cooks light and crispy. • Virtually nonporous, so it doesn’t retain oils, odors or flavors. • Microwave-, freezer-, conventional and convection oven-safe. • Pan scraper included with each piece.


• Nonstick “seasoning” builds up with every use: the darker it looks, the better it cooks!


C. Small Bar Pan 8¾" x 6½".


#1448 $18.00 


D. Medium Bar Pan 11½" x 7¾".


#1449 $25.00 


E. Large Bar Pan 15½" x 10".


#1445 $35.00 


F. Rectangle Stone 15" x 12".


#1350 $29.00  32 pamperedchef.com


G. Stoneware Cookie Sheet 15" x 13".


#1343 $35.00 


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