Can this dish go from the oven to the stovetop to make gravy?
142577
I would not worry about it shattering, if that is your question. CorningWare is tough! but it's a large sized item (9" by 13")--it covers about a burner and a half on my gas stove, making it a little awkward when using it on top.
142578
I'm sorry, this is the new CorningWare (Corning ll) it CAN NOT go on the stovetop. If you want something that can go from oven or freezer to stovetop you need the old Corning, which you can get used at garage sales etc.
142579
I would not try that. Seems to me that this is not for the intense heat of the stovetop. Better to pour into a different pan.
304589
Why not? I have never attempted that but it goes in a hot oven and why not on the stove top? There is nothing saying you should not ! I will do it if the need arrises.
557738
It has just the slightest indentation at the edge but yes you can put it on the stovetop to make gravy, there are several other answers/people where they have used this pan to roast in even though it is listed as a "lasagna pan." I have a ceramic cooktop and it's flat as a pancake and does not touch the pan bottom. If it works on mine it will work on a gas/propane or electric coil.
557737
The bottom of the pan is flat but it is not to make gravy. I use it to make lasagna and use sauce in the tray with the pasta. You need a deep pan to make gravy and cuisinart sells them
1444242
yes, that how i use, top of the stove to cook, then place in oven to finish. best cookware I have had at a fantastic price. to check if induction compliant, use a magnet on the bottom, if it sticks, its induction capable.
757150
Absolutely. I cook everything that is cooked on the stove top in my Le Creuset. It's great but it is very heavy.
81475
Yes, it can be used stove top and in the oven. It will be the best piece of kitchen equipment you'll ever own. It will last for generations.
187479
It is a glazed dish, probably can but I would not personally try it!! Hope this helps!
1792023
Yes, the pot is very sturdy, as one would expect, the handles are metal and the top to mine is glass with a metal rim and lift handle. It goes from stovetop to oven, no problem.
1594323
yes but remember it is cast iron so DO NOT put it on a glass cook top if you have one after removing from the oven. Cast iron cannot go on glass cook tops. Whatever is in the that pan if put in an oven will cook faster than the same food in a regular panCast iron retains heat at a higher degree
1274255
It is unlikely to fit in a counter top oven. This takes up most of one rack in my conventional oven.
1597656
I wouldn't. It says "perfect for oven, microwave and refrigerator" - I think it would include stovetop if it were safe.
341260
It can be used as a toster oven I have baked in it before the oven temp go's up to 425. So you can cook anything that would fit in a small casserole dish as long as it do not need to be cooked over 425. no need to preheat. I will say it's not the best though and LG warranty blows on this item
1342685
I wouldn't do it in the oven. The pan comes with a very thin "plastic" like coating on the handle and it might get damaged or something. It's very easy to season on the stove top. I use mine almost every day for pancakes, eggs, french toast, grilled cheese etc....
173697
Absolutely..I make my Baked beans in the insert in my oven...Stoneware insert and lid..No problem...
1896712
That would be a good question for the manufacturer. I would not hesitate to put it in the oven at 450 but most recipes do call for lower temps. This the type bakeware my mother used for everything and why I purchased it rather han spending a hundred dollars on other types. Be aware though that it does not come with a rack for the bottom.
177379
Yes, simple remove the rubber sleeve from the handle and slip the pan into the oven! I love this pan. You will not be disappointed.