Fat Daddio's Rectangle Tart Pan w/ Removable Bottom - 13.75" X 4.25"

Fat Daddio's Rectangle Tart Pan w/ Removable Bottom - 13.75" X 4.25" at Gygi.com. Our 1" deep round fluted tart pans are a Fat Daddios best seller! Manufactured from heavy duty anodized aluminum these pans are durable and very affordable. The anodized finish promotes even baking and exceptional clean up. How should I care for my Anodized Bakeware? We've heard, seen, and tried just about every cleaning method out there. Once again, when it gets right down to it, we follow the success of the many professionals that count on our bakeware for outstanding results. What we've found is a simple trade secret. To maintain the beauty and performance of Fat Daddio's anodized bakeware, our cleaning recommendation is'¦wait for it'¦ simple hand washing. A simple soaking or hand washing in warm soapy water, followed by a quick rinse, and towel or air drying is all it takes. Great, my pan was just put in the dishwasher. This would be an option if you could eliminate phosphates from all dishwasher detergents. You can't, so we don't recommend it. Many dishwasher detergents contain aggressive chemicals and phosphates that can discolor the baking surface. This can also be true of bleaches, oven cleaners, and other caustic cleaning agents. The beauty of our anodized bakeware is that you just don't need these aggressive chemicals. Seriously, my pan was just put in the dishwasher. We occasionally receive a call from a customer (or their significant '˜non-baking' other) with a slightly discolored pan from a phosphate laced journey through the dishwasher. Discolorations may be dark random patterns, smudges, or white chalky spots. Don't worry and don't throw the pan away as it still has a lifetime of baking performance ahead! Try first, seasoning the pan with a few drops of good quality baking oil and a cloth. This works well for removing most phosphate residue. For extreme discoloration you may need to coat the entire pan in shortening or butter and place on a cookie sheet. Bake the pan at 300 degrees for 10 minutes. Let the pan cool for a few minutes. While still warm, wipe the pan clean with a towel. This process may not return the '˜off-the-shelf' beauty it once had, but will effectively '˜season' the pan for future use.