What is the actual depth of the pie chamber ??
1407719
The depth of the pie plate from the bottom to the first lip, where the top of the crust would rest is 2 1/4". The depth of the shell from the bottom to the top most edge of the piece is 3 1/4"
1407720
To me, it looks like a little bit over 1 and 1/2 inches, from inner bottom to near the top.
1407721
My husband just measured it and it is 1 3/8 in depth. This is our favorite pie dish and we always get the greatest results. Hope this helps you. It is a very large pie baker.
1407722
From the top of the rim to the inside bottom is 1 and 3/8th inches. It's not as deep as I expected it to be when I bought it, but I still use this pie plate all the time. It's a bit deeper than my Pyrex pie plates. I probably have six pie plates and this is my usually my first choice.
1407723
About 1 1/4" deep,it holds more than a reguler pie pan because of the width and dpea bake a great pie, with no overflows. Always my first choice for fruit pies.
1407724
It is almost the same as a regular pie pan...not what i would call deep dish. However, it does have a nice wide lip that keeps the pie crust from getting burned. All in all I do like it.
873010
It's fairly deep. It's certainly deeper than disposable pie tins. BTW, liked it so much, I now have 2. Also-- made in USA and can go in oven or microwave.
1608139
You've probably already made your purchase by now (or not). The following are all internal measures which is probably what you want: * Base diameter at bottom: 9.25 inches * Base diameter at top: 11 inches * Base height: ~ 1 inch * Top diameter: 11 inches * Top height: 3 inchesBoth our pie plates fit with easy. You should be able to place a 9 inch diameter, 4 inch cake in the plate without problem.
1601776
The thickness cannot be adjusted. The slices are 1/4 to 3/8". I canned mine and made a pie last night. If used fresh the slices probably wouldn't cook to pieces. The taste is the same and there were no complaints about big chunks of apple missing from the pie. I really save a lot of time and effort by using this device--a whole box of apples from the grocery store in about 35-45 minutes. Really saved my wrists and hands!
2029103
I gave this to my sister for Christmas so I can't measure it. Looked it up and outside depth is 2.06' but they're really coy about the inside depth. I have a heavy stoneware deep dish pan that is 2.5" on the outside and 2.0" on the inside. I think the glass will be a little thinner so I'd guess 1.75" inches. One of the sites I visited claimed it only held 1 cup but another review said it held a whole recipe of pumpkin pie. Bottom line, it didn't look as deep as my stoneware but was still deep enough for a big pie.
1412182
These pie plates are 9 inches in diameter. The other reviewer is correct in the base as well as the ridge to ridge measurements.Pie plate diameter is usually noted from one vertical face to the other face with the pie plate facing up.
1754755
It depends on how deep your pie pan is. I have the regular 9" pans (not deep-dish,) and I roll the crust out to about 1" from the edges and it fits perfectly. The crust is roughly 1/8" thick, at the most. If I were to need a bigger crust, I would probably increase my recipe, because I can't imagine a crust much thinner than that!
554102
It's about 1 3/8 inches deep (as measured by a ruler) and it holds .75 quart / .75 liter according to the information stamped on the glass. It's 9 inches in diameter. This is a US "standard" 9 inch pie plate. Not deep dish. I use them to make custard pies or pumpkin pies or meringue pies like chocolate or banana. It's not a deep dish pie plate like you'd use for apple but it's perfect for most standard pie recipes.
1155380
Outer crust to outer crust measures 4 1/4" and actual pie filling are is 3 1/4" round. Hope that helps!
1608140
This is a large pie dome. It is more than adequate for your standard pie size. The dimension is approx 13*13.
2156961
Appox 2 inches deep. I use it to bake 2-3 Cornish hens or a small whole chicken
1871843
I haven't tried it, but it would probably work very well if the size is large enough for your pies. The smallest dimension is 11 5/8" inches. There are silicone pastry mats available here on Amazon though which are the right dimensions and many even have the round pie markings for easy measurement.
142088
Your question has many dimensions: 1. An 8" glass pie pan fits in just fine .. but there was no pie in it. The slots are 9-1/8 inches wide.2. I don't know how much topping you put on your pies, but the 'height' of the openings is exactly 2 inches.3. Those racks are strong enough to support your pies; let them cool first.4. It would be best to send me one of your pies and I will give you a full report. /John BowkerPS: I prefer cherry.
1966710
Raspberry pie? Hum! It is approx. 5" diam. and solid inside so no room for anything but batteries .
125510
Measured inside my dish to the top edge is 2.5 inches. I love it and enjoy using it for fruit cobblers.
1431946
this is a deep dish. I don't have the measurement right now, since I am at work, but it is a nice deep dish pie plate. You will enjoy having it.
1494397
There are four holes in the pan. They are in the bottom of each pie cup. They are 2.25 inches in diameter. If you are referring to the size of the pie, that area is 3 7/8 inches at it's widest part, the top. If you are referring to the dough cutter, it cuts a circle 5.25 inches for the pie crust and 4.25 inches for the cover crust. Those are all the measurements I have at this time. Hope this helps.