Wanda June Home Where Dreams Are Made Blue 2.3-Quart Stoneware Casserole by Miranda Lambert

I very much like this crock/casserole. It is the perfect size for cooking a meal for two to four people or a sauce for a larger group. As you can see from the picture I made a large crock of spaghetti sauce and I used it as a serving dish right on the table. It is very heavy stoneware so it retains heat very well and cooks nice and even. The glazed surface also makes it very easy to clean. I was very happy at how it performed as well as how it looked. As an added benefit the handle on the cover is insulated so if you use it on the stove top the handle will stay cool as you cook. You can’t go wrong with this product if you’re looking for a medium sized cooking crock.

I love my new casserole dish. It's the perfect size for two people for a couple of nights. It clean easily and the color is beautiful. I'm getting a couple more, one bigger and one smaller.im getting some for my daughter to, I know she'll love them as much as I do. I also like the lid because it doesn't have a border around the glass so it easy to clean. I did spray pam for an easier release because I made lasagna in it but plan on making a lot of stuff

I'm Really Loving This Beautiful Blue Wanda June Where Dreams Are Made Casserole Dish By Miranda Lambert . It Is Made Very Sturdy , But Not So Heavy . It Is The Perfect Size For Cooking A Meal For Two To Four People . It Is Dishwasher And Microwave Safe . I Am Really Loving The Size And The Design And Saying Because Home Is Truly Where Dreams Are Made . I Plan To Use This A Lot In My Kitchen Preparing Meals For Family And Friends . It Is A Great Addition To Add To Anyone's Kitchen .You Can Just Take From The Stove And Serve . It Fits With Any Decor .

The Mrs. makes us Mac & Cheese, Tuna-Casserole, her World-Famous breakfast casserole BAKED in it, all of which is made in this her NEW *Wanda June Home by **Miranda Lambert "WHERE-DREAMS are Made Blue 2.3-Quart Stoneware Casserole Dish, well I NO mind telling you those are DREAMS MADE in your Tummy and end-up being made quite YUMMY!!!! She says she likes how easily the Stoneware Bowl cleans up in the kitchen sink in simply HOT! Water and everyday liquid Dish-washing SOAP even after having BAKED in the Oven for a couple of hours? She right from the get go loved it and thought it quite beautiful from the very moment it arrived! I was worried over how fragile how easily the CLEAR GLASS TOP might CRACK / BREAK but she says it is plenty OK! and she simply handles it carefully while in use also in the Kitchen Sink while Washing / Cleaning it? It looks as if it might be made of HEAT-TEMPERED CLEAR CLASS but I am a NO a certain of that?

I have always wanted a nice casserole dish with cover and now I have one! This is a good looking piece, the blue is timeless and classic. It is very well made indeed. Feels strong and sturdy. Accidentally tested this by dropping the lid about 4 feet and it landed and was fine. Impressive I must say. I made a nice potato cheesy casserole tonight for guests and it turned out perfectly. Plus with the lid on this saved some splatter mess in the oven and helped seal in the spices and herbs I mixed in. I will be making meatloaf in it tomorrow so this item will be seeing lots of use in my home.

I made breakfast casserole. We have breakfast casserole a lot because it's easy and weekends should be easy. First things first, this dish is thicker than the one I normally use, so it did take a few more minutes to cook the eggs in the middle. BUT it was totally worth it because the bottom of the casserole was almost caramelized AND it didn't stick to the bottom of the dish-at all. Not going to lie, we usually fight over who gets the stuck crunchy pieces in my grandma's old dish, but ALL of the bottom of my casserole was crispy and perfect AND it didn't need to soak for the afternoon to get it clean. I was a little nervous about putting it in the preheated oven straight from the fridge, the exploding Pyrex from back in the day still terrorizes me, but this claims to be oven, microwave and dishwasher safe. I did put it in the microwave to melt butter and then baked it at 375 for 45 min with no issues. The lid seems a little fragile, but it's super cute, so I'll just have to be careful with it.

The blue color is very attractive. I have an old name-brand white glass casserole dish with clear glass lid which has been my go-to 2-qt casserole dish for the past 40 years (it was a wedding gift). It is square and more shallow than this casserole, and I like that this one is round and deeper. However, the glass lid seems thin compared to all my glass casseroles, so I am concerned that it may chip more easily. Perhaps a stoneware lid would have been better? But I do like the glass lid to be able to see through it when I use the casserole in the microwave. There is one small flaw on the inside bottom of the casserole--a white rough piece the size of a grain of salt. I was able to scrape it off, but a white unglazed spot remains, so I'll have to see how it holds up.

I like the color and design. It's pretty enough for you to serve your food in style. Moreover, it can go from oven to the table to refrigerator. Dishwasher, microwave safe are an added bonus. The dish has handles and it feels heavy, but the clear glass lid is very fragile.

It cracked and the liquid in the pot leaked and spit all over my stove cheaply made and the lid was very thin skimpy glass just waiting to chip in my opinion

i was making spaghetti, it broke in half from the heat, poor quality.