Emile Henry Made in France Modern Classics Loaf Dish, Evergreen

The Emile Henry Pearl Gray Modern Classic Loaf Pan is both beautiful and practical. The soft gray color is understated and elegant, and the ceramic has a clean, timeless look that adds something special to baking. It feels solid and well-made, with the kind of quality you can count on. I also appreciate that it's completely nontoxic—no weird coatings or questionable materials, just high-fired ceramic that bakes evenly and cleans up easily. It releases loaves without fuss and feels like it will hold up for many years. A great combination of form and function.

Excellent dish - standard Emile Henry quality

I use it to cook bread, so 465°F, and it is just perfect, if doesn't move. Also used it for cakes and the surface is smooth enough that they don't stick to it. That makes the dish easy to clean too. It looks good, I usually have ugly cookware, but this one is simple and nice. I will probably buy a bigger one though.

A great pan really makes a difference in how something cooks and tastes. These pans couldn’t be any nicer. Baking has never been better! The size is as stated! I hope I never drop it because they could break!

Very awesome quality and safe from chemicals.

made a perfect gift and was easy to clean, survived high temps and color was spot on!

Back when silicon was the rage, I got some silicon bakeware but over the years as I have become a more seasoned baker, I have decided I hate them all. You just don’t get even baking or a nice crust with silicon. My first Emile Henry purchase was a pie pan, and I loved it so much I started adding other pieces. This loaf pan is stunning, and baked goods can be presented in the dish over the holidays. One thing to be aware of is that the dish is bigger ( 1.4 quarts, 10”x6”x3.1”) than a standard American loaf pan (1 quart, 8.5”x4.5”x2.5”) so a recipe doesn’t quite fill the pan adequately. You need to 1.5x the recipe or you will end up with a squat loaf.

EH always makes great quality. No issues except for the idiotic sticker placed on the bottom right of the unglazed part. The glue residue won’t come off, despite soaking in hot soapy water and scrubbing with a steel mesh. The quality control person- Yvette was proud of her company’s product, but she could have put a sticker, if one was absolutely necessary on the shiny glazed part that would have pealed off easier.