Can these be used under the broiler?
87643
Hi! Apparently they can but I have never tried it. I will tell you that still even after my original review, these pans continue to amaze me. I have cooked everything from bacon to veggies and no sticking, no messy clean up. As far as using under high heat, I have used them up to about 450 on my burner and they are fine. If it shortens the life of the pan, then I will buy more. Non-toxic, easy to clean, sturdy and even cooking...can't beat them!
87644
No. Circulon states in the warranty and use information that comes with the pan that a Non-Stick pan should never be used under the broiler. They also list that High heat should be avoided as it shortens the life of the pan.
1695553
They are not meant for pressurized water. Given the way they work, I would imagine the pressure would create resistance and make it difficult if not impossible for the chickens to drink from it.
1166148
Of course--why would you hesitate? But you would use the broiler element since it is not a "grill."
1898002
I think most are good up to 500. You cannot put them on a burner or under a broiler. Some you can put in a microwave.
1514956
I don't think the seller recommended one, but I have used them twice under the broiler in high heat and would expect that they will hold up perfectly for this purpose under very high heat.
602487
I have not done this. I would not recommend doing this as the literature that came with the set, as well as theinformation on the website do not say the ceramic coatings are broiler proof.If you need to be able to use the pots under a broiler, and have not bought the Cuisinart set I would recommend one of the Henkle sets. Their ceramic is broiler proof and dishwasher proof [which the Cuisinart set is not]
1616710
No. I have several brands of silicone baking mats besides this one, and the directions always say that they can't be used under broiler, on grill, on stovetop, or directly on oven bottom.
731275
go to DeBuyer.com and ask , I'm not sure but I do know I would not use it under the broiler
639138
Sure, this would work as a double broiler. Although, these mixing bowls are thin walled so heat transference will be quick. Good Luck.
790444
I have not tried, but feel it would be an excellent choice. Since they are not clad, you may wish to place them inside a cast iron skillet for the same heat distribution effect that cladding would provide.
2067263
The words etched on the bottom say, "Oven save, microwave safe, NO broiler NO stovetop" so yes, they can go in the oven; since the are not safe for the broiler setting, I'd be cautious about the oven temperature setting. I've used them to reheat lasagna (reheating single portions in the oven at 350F) with no problems.
1420438
I have not tried it myself, I do believe they are heat proof so they should be fine to use. General comments on the Internet say not to forget to place at least a trivet or towel under the bowl when cooking.
111002
I don't have enough info to answer your question. I think it depends on what's in the non-stick coating that Calphalon uses. In general, non-stick pans are not intended for high-heat cooking, so I would definitely not try to finish something under the broiler, for example. Keeping something warm in a low oven would probably work, though.
1118004
This pan is oven safe to 350F/175C, but is not recommended for use under the broiler.
2279606
I don't know I have never tried. I strictly have used it outside on the grill when making the onions & shrimp for fajitas. This is a heavy cast iron pan. I would think you could use it anywhere. If an open flame does not hurt it I dont see how using it in the broiler would.
2222788
They are, as long as you stay within the guidelines on the package. They can't be used in high-heat situations (broiling, etc.) and sometimes it's easier to hand wash, but they are great for reuse!
508347
Hi Juan, yes but do not put it under the broiler or on top of the stove - it will crack - otherwise its safe to bake.