Chanie’s Top Picks For Oven-To-Table Serveware

Chanie Nayman May 16, 2024 Leave a review
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If there’s one thing that makes me feel like I breezed my way into Shabbos or Yom Tov, it’s cooking in oven-to-tablewares. It eliminates all the platter washing and the wasting that happens from transferring food.

I am also always on the lookout for attractive heatproof platters at great prices. Having oven-safe platters means that as soon as you are done cooking, you can transfer your food to the platter and leave it on the hot plate/warming drawer/oven until you’re ready to serve. I do this weekly. I find that it makes serving so much easier, because the mess of the original baking pan is already cleaned up and put away well before the meal.

Please check each of the product descriptions carefully, as each product has a different maximum baking temperature.

Bruntmor Set of Four Oven Safe Serving Platters

Vicrays Ceramic Rectangle Serving Platters

Selamica Ceramic Rectangular Dessert and Appetizer Serving Trays

Onemore Pie Pan

Spode Blue Italian Baking Dish with Handles

Mora Ceramics Classic Round Pie Pans

Mora Ceramic Ramen Bowl

Fluted Stoneware Round Baking Dish

Bento Matte Black Square Bowl

Portmeirion Botanic Garden Covered Casserole

Glass Oven to Table Dishes

Graces Dawn High Temperature Resistant Glass Bowl

Bowl with Raised Design

Crisp Matte White Serving Bowl

Sur la Table Green Splatter Oval Baker

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Chanie Nayman

35 articles • 108 recipes

In addition to her leadership role here on Kosher.com, Chanie is also the editor in chief of Family Table, Mishpacha Magazine's food magazine.

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1 Comment

Sora Deetza •

These are lovely. Do you place them straight on the plata? Then on your table?otherwise, what do you put underneath?

Avigael Levi Kosher.com Team •
Reply to Sora Deetza

thank you- we absolutely love chanie's choices! she has amazing taste. yes and yes. if the dish is super hot you can put a towel or trivet under it, but i find hot dishes i put directly on my fabric tablecloth are fine.