I have a slight obsession with good cookware and dishes. I see lots of folks use Corelle in their RV, but I haven't seen comments on pots/pans and bowls. I plan to carry decent pans (I hate cheap ones), but wonder if anyone carries old fashioned Corning Ware and Pyrex Ware. I use my Corning an Pyrex almost every day and can't imagine cooking without it. Does anyone carry Corning/Pyrex and is there some special hints to keep it safe while traveling?

I have a couple pyrex baking pans. Just keep them packed safely among things like plastic bags and assorted towels.

We use metal non-stick baking pans for the little baking we do. Otherwise, a good non-stick skillet, a soup/pasta pot, the crock pot and a folding Presto electric skillet comprise our arsenal. There's not a thing my wife fixed in the stix 'n brix that she won't cook in the rig (and she's a world-class cook!) My concern with Corning/Pyrex would be the weight... it adds up quickly. Rob

If I am going to a rally where I'll need to bring potluck, I'll take the pyrex. I just put it in the oven. Never had a problem.Because I usually camp with my rig, I have skipped buying a full set of pots and pans for it. Instead, I bought individual pieces that I actually use. Reduced my pots and pans by about 4 pieces that way.

If Pyrex and, "decent pans," are what you like ....then that's what you should bring to cook in. Doesn't matter what anyone else uses or brings. Your RV, your meals, your rules.Lots of ways to transport them so they don't get damaged.

I use an induction cooker so Pryex and Corningware won't work for me.

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rbrand
Explorer
Jul 30, 2017
We use Corelle & Pyrex. We just use rolls of paper towel to keep things from rattling.
TexasShadow
Explorer II
Jul 30, 2017
I like to keep things simple, so I have a stainless steel pan, an enamel clad steel soup pot, a small crockpot and a large one and my trusty iron skillet.
I don't bake anything, so don't need bakeware. I take along a casserole pan with lid and some large bowls when I'm going to need them.
pianotuna
Nomad III
Jul 30, 2017
I use an induction cooker so Pryex and Corningware won't work for me.
downtheroad
Explorer
Jul 30, 2017
If Pyrex and, "decent pans," are what you like ....then that's what you should bring to cook in. Doesn't matter what anyone else uses or brings. Your RV, your meals, your rules.

Lots of ways to transport them so they don't get damaged.
toedtoes
Explorer III
Jul 30, 2017
If I am going to a rally where I'll need to bring potluck, I'll take the pyrex. I just put it in the oven. Never had a problem.

Because I usually camp with my rig, I have skipped buying a full set of pots and pans for it. Instead, I bought individual pieces that I actually use. Reduced my pots and pans by about 4 pieces that way.
Second_Chance
Explorer II
Jul 30, 2017
We use metal non-stick baking pans for the little baking we do. Otherwise, a good non-stick skillet, a soup/pasta pot, the crock pot and a folding Presto electric skillet comprise our arsenal. There's not a thing my wife fixed in the stix 'n brix that she won't cook in the rig (and she's a world-class cook!) My concern with Corning/Pyrex would be the weight... it adds up quickly.

Rob
2oldman
Explorer II
Jul 30, 2017
I have a couple pyrex baking pans. Just keep them packed safely among things like plastic bags and assorted towels.

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