Mora 9x13in Deep Porcelain Baking Dish - Oven to Table, Freezer Safe

A simple functional art piece. The glaze and all finishes are first rate. I like the slightly wider coves and generous proportions. The handles are why I bought this item. It's really hard to find a stoneware casserole with these loop handles for reasonable money. This one clicks all the boxes for high value design and quality. It does shed lasagna very well, so cleaning is easy. I bought a 5" tall insulated dish carrier that worked perfectly with this to keep food hot for 3 hours during the Thanksgiving trip. I plan to make some stoneware pieces using this as a model if I can keep it empty long enough to use. As a potter, I know good forms when I see them.

I had a 25 year old Correlle lasgna dish that literally broke in half in the oven, so had to replace it. This is a new brand for me. I like that the bottom is a bit on the heavy side and it retains and distributes heat well. I use this 1X a week minimum--mostly to make enchiladas. I have used it 3 times so far and it has cooked the enchiladas very evenly. Nice, deep dish for ladling in sauces along with your pasta or other dishes. I also like the handles, which are easy to grab. Should work well for roasting anything. It also cleans up very nicely. UPDATE...I have baked every gooey dish in my recipe routine, and this casserole both heats evenly and cleans up like a dream. Even baked all dishes and sauces from lasagna, enchiladas, and gooey honey sauce from baklava, all clean up easily.

Love this casserole dish. Nice quality, good weight and very pretty. I get compliments on this dish, not so much my cooking! Washes well in my dishwasher, too.

After a recent Cook's Illustrated or Cook's County - I determined I should invest in one of these. After a bit of searching I found this pan from Mora. I liked the handles and shape and other features (lead free). So I figured I'd give it a go. This is amazing for any sort of lasagna or lasagna like dish. Casseroles as well. It's a game changer. Bakes thoroughly - and cleans easily in my dishwasher. For a pot luck or small (4 - 6) person meal it's the ideal size. You won't have to bring back left-overs or much left-overs. It's a bit small for a one-pan roasted dinner (say of veggies and salmon) for a family - it will manage if you're only feeding 2 in that case. But the deeper capacity makes it ideal for casserole and lasagna type meals.

Beautiful, nice weight, lovely dish. The depth makes it versatile. Went from the fridge to the oven with no issue. This is my new kitchen workhorse. Excellent price on a high quality piece.

I ordered this dish because I needed to replace my 3.5 inch deep ceramic lasagne dish. After over fifteen years and many, many lasagnes, one of the handles finally gave out and snapped off. Interestingly, I did a little research because I was curious why this happened, especially since it seemingly broke for no reason. It wasn’t dropped or banged on anything, so I was very surprised when it just snapped off while I was washing it. Apparently ceramic baking dishes can be weakened, over time as a result of temperature shock. Apparently, you should never put them into a preheated oven, especially when the dish and its contents have been refrigerated. I read that you should place the dish with its contents into the oven when you turn the oven on. This allows the dish to slowly heat, causing less stress to the ceramic. I even found stories of ceramic dishes breaking inside the oven because someone put them into the preheated oven cold. Guilty 🖐️😂 Anyway, this Mora pan is really pretty and by just looking at it, it appears to be of good quality. It came in a very nice box and the dish was very well packed. Unfortunately, I will be returning this item. The listing says that the dish is 3.5 inches deep, however, it’s actually only 3 inches deep. For me, 3 inches is nowhere near deep enough for lasagne. I think maybe the confusion was on my part. Perhaps that 3.5 inch measurement on the listing is the height, measured from the outside of the dish, however, even then, it would be closer to 3.25 inches. I would definitely recommend this baking dish if 3 inches deep meets your requirement. I did actually end up finding a 4 inch deep anodized aluminum pan here on Amazon. I definitely would prefer ceramic because it’s easier to clean, but I couldn’t resist the idea of having a 4 inch thick lasagne. I deducted a star only because of the confusing depth measurement.

I used this dish for the first time the other day and loved it! The handles are great. The dish is deep leaving room for mixing/turning without making a mess. Color is beautiful!

So far everything I’ve made in these dishes has turned out perfectly. We absolutely LOVE them. They seem to heat evenly and I get consistent results with them. I wish I owned these years ago.