Looking for baking tray lid

[Amateur1]

I thought I would get this baking tray, so I don't have to keep using disposables.
John Lewis & Partners Non-Stick Carbon Steel Roaster

Where can I find a lid for it?

 

[Rocklobster]

Just buy another kind that comes with a lid..

 

[caseydog]

CD

 

[karadekoolaid]

Hahaha, Caseydog - beat me to it!!

 

[Amateur1]

ok

 

[Yorky]

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CD

I would go with that.

When our depot canteen closed down I recovered a 600mm x 400mm aluminium baking dish which was superb for simmering a 12kg chilli con carne on a four ring gas stove top. I used tin foil (joined) for a lid.

 

[garlichead]

I've used sheet pans as lids.

 

[Amateur1]

I went to a few shops looking for trays with lids. They didn't have. It seems people use normal foil as a lid. I only found this out today hence the name Amateur1.

 

[karadekoolaid]

I only found this out today hence the name Amateur1.

Nothing amateur about that, mate. Just part of the learning curve!

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

I went to a few shops looking for trays with lids. They didn't have. It seems people use normal foil as a lid. I only found this out today hence the name Amateur1.

You can buy them with a lid.
I did a quick search on John Lewis and for £18 this one has a lid. John Lewis & Partners Vitreous Enamel Self-Basting Roaster with Lid

For what it's worth I actually have several Pyrex ones with a lid that I use frequently and whilst it isn't for roasting meat, I do find the lid and the base exceptionally useful.
A cheap alternative could be to try a deep metal (foil) baking/roasting tray as a lid. They are meant for those who don't want to clean and wash things, but if you used it carefully, you'd get several uses before it would need recycling and it would last longer than tin foil.

 

[Amateur1]

Thanks everyone.