This spacious baking dish and serving bowl made from Polish Pottery by Ceramika Artystyczna combines traditional ceramic craftsmanship with a highly versatile shape for cooking, serving, gastronomy and creative decoration.
Measuring approximately 27.5 × 20 cm, with a height of approx. 5 cm, a weight of approx. 1.10 kg and a maximum water capacity of approx. 1500 ml when filled to the rim, this beautiful ceramic dish offers plenty of space for a wide variety of dishes.
The base measures approximately 21.5 × 14 cm, providing a stable footprint while maintaining a generous interior.
A particularly attractive detail is the approx. 1.5 cm wide blue rim at the top. It frames the dish beautifully and gives the shape a distinctive and harmonious appearance.
Whether used for a family meal, dinner with friends, a festive table, restaurant service, a hotel buffet or a creative arrangement with herbs and flowers, this versatile piece of Polish Pottery offers countless possibilities.
For Casseroles and Oven Dishes
One of the classic uses of this ceramic dish is for casseroles and gratins.
It is ideal for dishes such as:
Potato gratin
Pasta bake
Vegetable casserole
Different variations of lasagne
Rice casseroles
Minced meat casseroles
Vegetarian oven dishes
With a capacity of approx. 1500 ml, the dish provides plenty of room for several portions while remaining compact enough to bring directly to the dining table.
Food can be prepared, baked and served in the same beautiful ceramic dish.
This makes everyday cooking practical while creating an attractive presentation for family and guests.
For Potato Dishes
Potatoes are a classic choice for a baking dish of this size.
Creamy potato gratin
Rosemary potatoes
Herb roasted potatoes
Potato and vegetable casserole
Potatoes au gratin with cheese
Potatoes with leeks
Potatoes with bacon and onions
The generous surface allows the ingredients to be spread evenly, helping to create an appetising golden topping.
For Pasta Dishes
The dish is also excellent for many different pasta recipes.
Penne with tomato sauce
Macaroni and cheese
Baked tortellini
Pasta with spinach and feta
Vegetable pasta bake
Salmon pasta bake
Pasta with mushrooms and creamy sauce
Once prepared, the finished dish can be served directly at the table in the decorative Polish Pottery.
For Vegetable Dishes
Colourful vegetable dishes look particularly attractive in this ceramic baking dish.
Courgettes
Aubergines
Peppers
Tomatoes
Broccoli
Cauliflower
Carrots
Fennel
Pumpkin
Sweet potatoes
Mediterranean vegetables with olive oil and fresh herbs create a beautiful contrast with traditional Polish Pottery.
For Ratatouille
French inspired ratatouille is an excellent choice for this dish.
Courgettes, aubergines, tomatoes, peppers and onions can be arranged decoratively in layers.
Add olive oil, garlic, thyme and rosemary.
The open shape allows the colours of the different vegetables to remain visible, making the food itself part of the table presentation.
For Lasagne and Layered Dishes
The baking dish is also suitable for smaller and medium sized variations of lasagne.
Classic lasagne
Vegetable lasagne
Spinach and ricotta lasagne
Salmon and spinach lasagne
Courgette lasagne
Potato lasagne
Layered dishes look particularly attractive when served directly from decorative ceramic tableware.
For Meat Dishes
A wide variety of meat dishes can also be prepared or served in this bowl.
Meatballs in tomato sauce
Chicken with vegetables
Pork fillet with mushrooms
Sliced meat in creamy sauce
Meat with peppers and onions
Minced meat with potatoes
The depth of the dish also makes it useful for recipes containing sauces.
For Fish Dishes
Fish can be beautifully combined with vegetables, herbs and other ingredients.
Salmon with lemon slices
Cod with tomatoes
Fish fillet with Mediterranean vegetables
Salmon with spinach
Fish with herb butter
Once prepared, the complete dish can be brought directly to the dining table.
For Vegetarian Cooking
This baking dish is ideal for modern vegetarian recipes.
Roasted vegetables
Chickpeas with tomatoes
Lentil casserole
Spinach with feta
Courgettes with cheese
Aubergine bake
Pumpkin with goat's cheese
Sweet potatoes with herbs
Colourful vegetables and traditional Polish Pottery complement each other beautifully.
As a Serving Bowl for Side Dishes
This piece does not have to be used exclusively as a baking dish.
It is also a beautiful serving bowl for warm and cold side dishes.
Potatoes
Rice
Pasta
Spaetzle
Dumplings
Vegetables
Red cabbage
Sauerkraut
Salads
Bread
This versatility means the bowl can be used throughout the year.
For Salads
Larger portions of salad can also be presented beautifully.
Tomato salad
Cucumber salad
Potato salad
Pasta salad
Couscous salad
Bulgur salad
Mediterranean vegetable salad
Green salad
The broad upper rim also helps to create an attractive presentation.
For Barbecues and Garden Parties
At a barbecue, the bowl can become a centrepiece for side dishes.
Potato salad
Pasta salad
Grilled vegetables
Roasted potatoes
Marinated peppers
Antipasti
Bread
Herb butter
Hand decorated Polish Pottery looks especially inviting on a large outdoor table.
For Antipasti
The bowl is excellent for creating a generous antipasti selection.
Grilled courgettes
Aubergines
Olives
Artichokes
Sun dried tomatoes
Mozzarella
Feta
Peppers
Marinated mushrooms
Combined with smaller bowls for dips and olives, it can form part of a beautiful Mediterranean style table.
For Bread and Rolls
The dish can also be used as a bread bowl.
Baguette slices
Bread rolls
Ciabatta
Flatbread
Crispbread
Pastries
A cloth napkin can be placed inside the bowl for an especially attractive presentation.
For Breakfast and Brunch
For breakfast or brunch, this versatile dish can hold many different foods.
Scrambled eggs
Breakfast potatoes
Small sausages
Croissants
Bread rolls
Fruit
Yoghurt toppings
Pastries
Several pieces of Polish Pottery displayed together can create a particularly warm and individual breakfast buffet.
For Desserts
Sweet dishes can also be prepared or presented in this ceramic form.
Fruit crumble
Apple bake
Berry desserts
Bread pudding
Oven baked pancakes
Rice pudding
Semolina pudding
Tiramisu variations
Fruit desserts
Fresh fruit provides a particularly beautiful colour contrast with decorative Polish Pottery.
As a Fruit Bowl
The bowl can also be filled with fresh fruit such as:
Strawberries
Grapes
Apples
Mandarins
Plums
It becomes both a practical and decorative centrepiece on a breakfast table, kitchen table or buffet.
For Family Celebrations
Birthdays, Christmas, Easter, family celebrations and Sunday lunches provide many opportunities to use this beautiful dish.
Food can be placed directly on the table in the ceramic baking dish without transferring it to another serving vessel.
This saves additional dishes while preserving an attractive presentation.
For Restaurants and Professional Gastronomy
This large ceramic dish also offers numerous possibilities in professional gastronomy.
It can be used for:
Casseroles
Side dishes
Vegetable dishes
Antipasti
Potato dishes
Salads
Bread
Restaurants with traditional, regional, country style or artisan concepts can use Polish Pottery to create a distinctive table presentation.
Instead of standard white tableware, dishes can be presented with considerably more individuality and character.
For Sharing at the Table
The dish can also be used for side dishes intended to be shared by several guests.
Potatoes for two to four people
Vegetables
Bread
Roasted vegetables
Salad
Antipasti
Sharing dishes at the table can create a particularly sociable dining experience.
For Buffets
The bowl is also ideal for breakfast, brunch and evening buffets.
Fresh fruit
Salads
Bread
Pastries
Cold appetisers
Antipasti
Desserts
Vegetables
Decorative ceramics can add character and visual variety to an entire buffet presentation.
For Hotels and Guest Houses
Hotels, guest houses and holiday accommodation can also use this versatile dish for breakfast and buffet service.
Fruit
Bread rolls
Croissants
Small pieces of cake
Cheese
Cold cuts
Vegetables
Pastries
A buffet arranged with different pieces of hand decorated Polish Pottery can create a warm and memorable atmosphere.
For Cafés
In cafés, the bowl can be used to present baked goods.
Croissants
Cookies
Muffins
Slices of cake
Biscotti
Madeleines
Several smaller baked treats can be arranged together for table or buffet presentation.
For Catering
The bowl can also be incorporated into attractive catering buffets.
Smaller events, weddings, family celebrations and corporate events can gain a more personal atmosphere through individually selected ceramic tableware.
For Seasonal Cooking
The dish can be used throughout the year.
In spring for asparagus, new potatoes and fresh vegetables.
In summer for ratatouille, grilled vegetables and tomato dishes.
In autumn for pumpkin, mushrooms and potato casseroles.
In winter for gratins, cabbage dishes and hearty casseroles.
This makes it a versatile piece for every season.
For Fresh Herbs in the Kitchen
A particularly creative use is as a decorative container for kitchen herbs.
Several small herb pots can be arranged together inside the ceramic dish.
Basil
Parsley
Chives
Cress
Thyme
Rosemary
Coriander
Mint
This creates a small herb garden for the kitchen windowsill, table or worktop.
If the herbs remain in their individual plant pots, the ceramic dish can also help catch small amounts of excess water.
Create a Small Herb Garden
Several small pots can be placed next to one another.
Basil
Parsley
Thyme
Rosemary
Chives
Coriander
Mint
The result is both decorative and practical, with fresh herbs close at hand for everyday cooking.
For Floristry and Plant Arrangements
The ceramic dish can also be used creatively for floristry and plant arrangements.
It can serve as a decorative outer container or tray for several small plant pots.
Succulents
Miniature cacti
Herbs
Spring flowers
Small ferns
Mini orchids
Several plants can be arranged together to create a compact table decoration.
As the dish itself has no drainage holes, plants intended to remain in it for longer periods should preferably stay in separate inner pots, or an appropriate drainage solution should be provided.
For Seasonal Floral Decoration
In spring, the dish can be decorated with small daffodils, primroses or hyacinths.
In summer, use herbs, green plants and flowers.
In autumn, combine heather, miniature pumpkins, chestnuts and natural materials.
At Christmas, create an arrangement using fir branches, small ornaments, pine cones and LED lights.
The same piece of Polish Pottery can therefore be decorated differently throughout the year.
For Table Decorations
Even without plants, the bowl can be used for decorative arrangements.
Flowers
Candles
Pine cones
Shells
Pebbles
Dried flowers
Potpourri
Small decorative ornaments
Outside the kitchen, the baking dish can therefore become a versatile decorative accessory for the home.
As a Gift
This baking dish also makes a beautiful and practical gift.
For a wedding
For a housewarming
For a birthday
For Christmas
For Mother's Day
As a host or hostess gift
For enthusiastic cooks
For collectors and lovers of Polish Pottery
The dish can also be filled with selected ingredients or delicacies.
Pasta
Spices
Olive oil
Herbs
Baking ingredients
Tea
Sweets
This creates a personal gift that can continue to be used in the kitchen and home for many years.
Special Recipe Ideas
Mediterranean Roasted Vegetables with Feta
Ingredients
1 small courgette
1 small aubergine
1 red pepper
200 g cherry tomatoes
1 red onion
150 g feta
2 to 3 tbsp olive oil
Thyme
Rosemary
Salt
Pepper
Cut the vegetables into bite sized pieces and distribute them in the baking dish.
Add the olive oil, herbs, salt and pepper and mix gently.
Crumble the feta over the vegetables.
Bake in a preheated oven at approximately 190°C until the vegetables are tender and lightly browned.
Serve with fresh bread.
Potato Gratin with Rosemary and Parmesan
Ingredients
700 g potatoes
200 ml cream
100 ml milk
1 garlic clove
60 g Parmesan
Rosemary
Salt
Pepper
Nutmeg
Peel the potatoes and cut them into thin slices.
Mix the cream and milk with garlic, salt, pepper and a little nutmeg.
Arrange the potato slices in overlapping layers in the baking dish.
Pour the cream mixture over them.
Sprinkle with Parmesan and a little rosemary.
Bake at approximately 180 to 190°C until the potatoes are tender and the top is golden brown.
Sweet Potato, Spinach and Feta Bake
Ingredients
500 g sweet potatoes
200 g spinach
150 g feta
150 ml cream or cooking cream
1 small onion
1 garlic clove
Salt
Pepper
Nutmeg
Cut the sweet potatoes into thin slices.
Lightly sauté the onion and garlic, then add the spinach.
Layer the sweet potatoes and spinach alternately in the baking dish.
Season the cream with salt, pepper and nutmeg and pour over the vegetables.
Crumble the feta over the top.
Bake at approximately 190°C until the sweet potatoes are tender.
Italian Gnocchi and Tomato Bake
Ingredients
500 g gnocchi
250 g cherry tomatoes
200 ml tomato sauce
125 g mozzarella
Parmesan
Basil
Olive oil
Salt
Pepper
Place the gnocchi, tomato sauce and halved cherry tomatoes in the dish.
Season with salt and pepper.
Add the mozzarella and sprinkle with a little Parmesan.
Bake at approximately 190°C until the cheese has melted and is lightly golden.
Finish with fresh basil before serving.
Greek Style Vegetable Bake
Ingredients
1 courgette
1 pepper
2 tomatoes
1 small red onion
150 g feta
Olives
Olive oil
Oregano
Salt
Pepper
Cut the vegetables and arrange them loosely in the dish.
Add the olives.
Season with olive oil, oregano, salt and pepper.
Crumble the feta over the top.
Bake until the vegetables are tender and lightly browned.
Apple and Berry Crumble
Ingredients
3 apples
150 g berries
100 g flour
70 g butter
60 g sugar
40 g rolled oats
Cinnamon
Cut the apples into small pieces and place them in the baking dish with the berries.
Make the crumble topping from flour, butter, sugar and rolled oats.
Add a little cinnamon.
Spread the crumble mixture over the fruit.
Bake at approximately 180°C until the top is golden brown.
Serve warm with vanilla ice cream or vanilla sauce.
Baked Feta with Tomatoes and Olives
Ingredients
200 g feta
250 g cherry tomatoes
Olives
1 small red onion
Olive oil
Oregano
Thyme
Pepper
Place the feta in the centre of the baking dish.
Arrange the tomatoes, olives and onion around it.
Drizzle with olive oil and season with herbs and pepper.
Bake until the tomatoes soften and the feta is lightly browned.
Serve with baguette or flatbread.
Breakfast Bake with Eggs, Vegetables and Cheese
Ingredients
6 eggs
100 ml milk
1 small pepper
A few cherry tomatoes
1 small onion
80 g grated cheese
Fresh herbs
Salt
Pepper
Whisk the eggs with the milk, salt and pepper.
Cut the vegetables into small pieces and distribute them in the dish.
Pour the egg mixture over the vegetables.
Sprinkle with cheese.
Bake until the eggs are completely set.
Serve with fresh herbs.
Much More Than a Baking Dish
This versatile ceramic piece can take on a different role every day.
On Sunday, prepare a creamy potato gratin in it.
At a barbecue, use it for Mediterranean vegetables.
At breakfast, turn it into a bread bowl.
At a family celebration, serve a generous salad.
In a restaurant, use it for side dishes or antipasti.
On a hotel buffet, fill it with pastries or fresh fruit.
In floristry, use it as a decorative container for small herb pots or plants.
In autumn, create an arrangement with natural materials.
At Christmas, transform it into a festive table decoration.
It is precisely this versatility that makes the dish such a special piece of Polish Pottery.
The combination of approximately 27.5 × 20 cm, a height of approx. 5 cm, a maximum water capacity of approx. 1500 ml, a weight of approx. 1.10 kg, a base measuring approx. 21.5 × 14 cm and the decorative approx. 1.5 cm wide blue upper rim creates a highly versatile baking dish, serving bowl and decorative piece.
A beautiful and practical piece of Polish Pottery by Ceramika Artystyczna for the kitchen, dining table, restaurants, hotels, catering, buffets, floristry and many special occasions.
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