Emile Henry Rectangular Ceramic Bread Baker

Emile Henry has developed a new pan for baking a perfect bread at home. Its lid, not enameled on the inside, creates the right level of humidity and has holes in the lid to allow carbon dioxide to escape during cooking.

By recreating the same conditions as a traditional oven, we will obtain a delicious soft bread with a crispy crust. The mold measures 24 cm long, 15 cm wide and 12 cm high, its capacity is 2 liters, it can be cleaned in the dishwasher and it has a 10-year guarantee.

The new model already comes without holes in the base, unlike the previous one, since they have been able to demonstrate that the result is still the same. So now, without holes in the base, it is easier to make gluten-free breads and you can also use the mold without any problem or need for baking paper for sponge cakes, plum cakes, savory cakes... and many other recipes.

This oven will also serve you to make plum cakes and other biscuits, as well as meat pies and a lot of other recipes with this rectangular shape.

Sliced ​​bread is one of the easiest breads to make, so it's a great way to start making bread at home. And if you are already initiated into the subject, with the Emile Henry oven you will see that the task becomes even easier. Hands to the dough!

NOTE: This product is presented in a standard, neutral brown box without decorations. It is not a class B or recovered product, it is a newly manufactured product in the Emile Henry factory, which they introduce in a special packaging for online stores, to ensure safe transport for the pieces of the set. It is not an elegant box, but we assure you that it will arrive 100% safe! 

The history of Emile Henry

Emile Henry is a French company that has been manufacturing high-quality ceramic kitchenware since 1850 with a 10-year guarantee. With great international prestige, it is currently present in more than 50 countries.

Its delicate artisan manufacturing process is based on the use of Burgundy clay cooked at more than 2000°C, to which a natural finishing glaze is then manually applied.