Rachael Ray Dinnerware Round and Square Collection 14-Inch Oval Serving Bowl, Green

Simple yet stylish
The Rachel Ray serving bowl is a thing of grace and beauty. The outward flaring lip makes it simple yet stylish, and serves as a natural grip. It can go from oven to table to fridge, which is what I did the other day with a mac & cheese casserole. The only thing missing is a lid, because some recipes require a covered dish when baking.

The bowl washes up easily. I forgot to grease up my bowl before baking, but it didn't need it. Everything came off without much more than a soak. It's dishwasher safe, but I think it takes up too much room. I just handwash.

What a pretty bowl. It can dress up any meal. I like it.

Beautiful, Useful Casserole Dish
I received this bowl and it is absolutely lovely. Food prepared in an orange dish is so colorful. I have Rachel's dishware with in orange and all the meals I serve look divine on them.(when I decorate the plate with various colors)

The oval casserole dish is quite roomy; I spray it with Pam and it is a breeze to clean. Also, if you put the food on the table in this bowl it looks soooo brilliant. I love that as a catering chef once upon a time.

My only complaint is that it doesn't have a lid, but Reynolds Wrap to the rescue. Rachel Ray's wares are always sturdy and reliable.

Recommend.

Limited cooking capacity; inclusion of a matching lid would have been nice
Given that this attractive-looking Rachael Ray oval serving bowl is oven-safe up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit, I use this bowl not only for serving but also for cooking dishes.

The bowl has a depth of about 2.5 inches and a bottom that measures roughly 7 inches by 4.5 inches. The bowl's flared rim design, in my opinion, gives it a "serving" capacity that's a bit larger than its "cooking" capacity (e.g., you can serve several stacked pork chops with it, but only cook up to 2 unstacked pork chops; you can cook for more if you're cooking something like vegetables, but I doubt you can cook for more than 3 people in most cases).

The inclusion of a matching lid for this freezer-safe bowl would have been a value-add to customers who have a need to freeze foods they cook with this bowl for consumption at a later date. A bowl with a matching lid would have come in handy also for storing leftover foods in the fridge.

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