Can this pan be used under the broiler without damaging it?
150635
I don't see the harm if you are quickly browning something, just take off the plastic lid. Oh and one other thing, they need to be hand washed. The dishwasher detergents make themvery dull and the only way to shine them up again is with a lot of scrubbing with brillo.
471293
Yes you can use the lid in the oven. It says it is over and broiler safe. The handles as well as the pans, (top and bottom) will become very hot. Cookware can be used at any temperature up to 500' or under the broiler. Very nice cookware. Hope you will enjoy as much as I have.
381201
I haven't used it in the broiler. Does great to the extent I have used it and cleans up nicely.
949289
yes, this pan can be used in any oven. It is sort of like a small brownie pan. It can be used without the broiler top.
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.
218169
This item is oven safe, but not for use under a broiler. I would not put it under a broiler.
2227489
NO! These are not rated or tested for baking/broiling use. The pan can warp, and the coating can be damaged when heated. It is called a cooling rack for a reason. If you want to bake or broil, buy a pan made specifically for that use.
1266008
Helli Linda - Bakeware is safe up to 450 degrees. Do not use under the broiler. Cooling rack is safe to 350 degrees. Do not use under the broiler. Hope that helps. Mike.
672634
this pan can be used in the oven for roasting. as far as broiling, only on a lower position setting inside of the oven. if set too high, it shall not onlt splatter hot gresse all over the oven, but it shall also damage the coating on the inside of this roasting pan. there is a difference between a broiling pan and a roasting pan. i don't use mine for broiling.
2043326
I have several recipes that start on the stove top and then call for finishing under the broiler. I do this all the time, BUT -- I do not believe the pan was intended for this purpose. Obviously, you have to be really careful because the handle gets dangerously hot. And I know I'm probably shortening the life of my pan. So it just depends on your tolerance for risk. However, the recipes turn out great and I have not, as yet, ruined the pan.
2244029
You could but I wouldn't, press has some weight to it. Any sideways movement at all when placing or picking up will scratch non-stick coating ruining the pan.
432865
The probe will work fine. Don't put it under a broiler; it is not rated for high heat. The coating is subject to damage so don't store it or leave it in a sink with knives.
351586
I am not sure why but it appears that the cooling rack can be used up to 350 degrees. As to the broiler, perhaps it is because of the aluminum. I have not used this one under the broiler not even my neighbor. If it requires 450 what are you making, I will suggest using another pan such as Farberware or Good Cook which are inexpensive and work fine even under the broiler.
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.
782743
Not entirely sure. They stand up to the heat of the pan, so they should do okay in the oven. But in the same way, you should not put nonstick pans under the broiler, you maybe should not use these under the broiler as well.
672632
I have not used it to broil any type of food. Due to the coating I would not recommend it for this purpose. It is wonderful for baking.
1154640
I think the product says not to use with the heat level of a broiler because it could loosen the adhesive. I didn't try it though.