Can I use this in the broiler?
381200
I haven't so not sure. It doesn't seem thick enough but just my opinion. We typically use in temps up to 450 degrees.
381201
I haven't used it in the broiler. Does great to the extent I have used it and cleans up nicely.
381202
Yes, i used it for a thanksgiving turkey on the bar b que. Although it did warp a little and i would reccomend lining it with foil, for easy cleaning.
381203
Yes, you can use this in the broiler. It will discolor a bit, but works perfectly fine.
2269530
No. It can be used in the oven, but packaging specifically says not to use it under a broiler.
1546185
I have only used my Corningware to bake so I cannot truly answer about its use under the broiler.
799763
I would recommend against broiling in this pan. The handles are relatively high and are likely to come in contact with the heating element. Also, the sides of the pan are at least two inches high and the meat sits low in the pan. Thus the sides will interfere with the airflow and effectively you will end up roasting, not broiling.
1485678
Hi, I would use the bottom groove and the solid tray. The top is for the broiler. Though I guess you could heat a piece of pizza on the bottom and the broil it briefly to extra crisp the top.
2017274
This may very well work. It comes with a whole bunch of orifices that are common to most ovens. And it actually very easy to install. Make sure to close the oven and broiler adjustments all the way and make adjustments to increase. It's much easier and doesn't get as hot that way.
1489219
I wouldn't. It'd be a bear to clean and would probably warp and discolor. Your broiler pan is a better bet for wings,
1388144
You do not want to use these in a broiler. They are meant for outdoor grilling. The wood smokes a lot so you don't want to be using them inside your home.
773138
Yes you can use them in the broiler, oven or grill. They are great. They are easy to clean. I just was them in hot soapy water and dry them right away. I do lightly coat them with oil. The only thing that would be better is if they were bigger otherwise they are great.
715895
I have, my broiler is at the top of my oven. Makes no difference, have had it up to 500. There is a smell to the holders, but I'm sure whatsoever you're cooking will overpower any other oder. It's somerhing with the material.
1242050
I don't think so. I wouldn't put it under the broiler. I've put it in the oven and wrapped the handle in tin foil (a Rachael Ray tip) and it's been ok. I hope this helps!
548699
Wouldn't recommend that, it is a nice pan, but very thin. Would not hold up to broiling.
635227
Per the FAQ linked below, yes up to 450F, no broiler.http://www.calphalon.com/Product-Support/Pages/FAQs.aspx
339176
Yes, we use this pan in our broiler. You will want to be sure clean the pan well afterwards; we use hot water with some salt for agitation; then apply a thin layer of oil on the pan to keep it seasoned.
2269529
Corning says no, I haven't tried it under a broiler. I have used other Corningware under a broiler for short times with out a problem.
1388146
Don't really know but my husband soaks them for a few hours in the sink and then when using them on the grill he uses a spray water bottle to make sure that they don't catch fire. I believe that they should not be used in the broiler since the flame would be more likely to burn the wood rapidly causing a fire. It would not be practical to spray water on the broiler inside. Good luck!
1512274
I'm not really sure I use it in my broiler and it seems to be just fine. The only thing I can think of is it might turn color.