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Roasting pan sizes for turkey and prime rib, stainless vs nonstick roasters, lifting and resting the turkey, holiday dinner checklists, gratins and bakeware.
Roasting pans, gratins and bakeware
Roasting and baking pieces get used less often than skillets and saucepans, but they decide how the biggest meals of the year turn out. The roasting pan is the one to get right: big enough for the turkey with air around it, a rack to lift it, and, if you make gravy in the pan, stainless that can go on the stovetop. Our best roasting pans guide covers racks and materials, and what size roasting pan for a turkey matches pan size to the bird's weight and your oven.
Capital Cookware stocks the All-Clad tri-ply large flared roasting pan with rack, the NS Pro nonstick roaster, the B1 nonstick roaster and an outdoor roaster for the grill. For sides and baking there are stainless gratin dishes and the All-Clad Pro-Release nonstick bakeware 5-piece set.
Oven limits by line
Clad stainless and Copper Core pans are listed oven safe to 600°F; most nonstick roasters and pans are listed to 500°F, and glass lids lower. Our oven-safe cookware temperatures guide lists each piece.
11 guides in Roasting & bakeware

Best Roasting Pans for Turkey and Roasts: Stainless vs Nonstick

What Size Roasting Pan for a Turkey? Pan Size by Turkey Weight

How to Lift a Turkey Out of the Roasting Pan (Safely), Rest It and Carve It

Best Roasting Pan for Prime Rib: Pan Size by Roast, Rack or No Rack, and How to Roast It

Thanksgiving Cookware Checklist: Every Pot and Pan You Need, Dish by Dish

Best Stock Pot for Turkey Stock: Size, Picks and Leftover Soup

Christmas Dinner Cookware Checklist: The Pans for Prime Rib, Ham, Seven Fishes and Christmas Morning

How to Deglaze a Pan: Best Liquids, How Much to Use, and a Simple Pan Sauce

Oven-Safe Cookware Temperatures: A Practical Guide

Best Stock Pots: Which Pot to Buy for Pasta, Soup and Stock

How to Clean Stainless Steel Pans (Burnt, Stained, or Rainbowed)
Frequently asked questions
What size roasting pan do I need?+
About 16 by 13 inches fits most turkeys and home ovens. Check the outside dimensions with handles.
Is stainless or nonstick better for roasting?+
Stainless browns drippings for gravy; nonstick cleans up faster.
Can I use a sauté pan as a roasting pan?+
For a chicken or small roast, yes, if it is oven safe. A turkey needs a real roaster.
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