Can you use your own stainless pans on this base if they fit within the rim of the base?
145416
I think you could but I have this piece and the top piece is nice and heavy so you don't have to worry about burning your food...but, if you don't have the top pan that goes with bottom unit..give it a try....good luck!
145417
I never have but I imagine one could. I think that the pot would have to be flat to make good contact, and that the temperature might need to be lowered as the 360 cookware is multilayered and thick.
813360
If your lids do not have button lids you won't get anymore to fit. You can try to bend the racks out more but they are stainless and hard to bend.
870614
Yes I believe you can. My mother used to make them in this type of pan. I would suggest you line the pan with wax paper or parchment paper.
1439234
You can use any utensils with these pots and pans. I use stainless, and use the silicone with teflon coated pots and pans. I don't think it really matters
1033338
The clarify this one, if you're using a 14" long by 10" wide OVAL pan, it will NOT fit. I'm using it in a 16" long by 12" wide oval, and it fits at any angle except completely flattened out. I also have a 14" x 10" oval and the base won't even go in the pan.
1631439
I don't see why not...it has a flat bottom and I think it would do just fine if you can use metal pans on it.
2084174
I don't see why you couldn't because it isn't lined with anything special. It's just stainless steel interior.
1822793
I imagine you could. I just used them as is...but I don;t see why you couldn't grind them. Would just make the smaller.
1299403
Probably not since the cone shaped cones would have more length to them below where the circles would begin to hold the cones. You would probably have to rig something up to raise the holder while on the counter then place them in the oven so that the cones would pass through the oven rack.
2263404
Absolutely not. I searched to find a pan that had a stainless steel rack, but I could not find one. Eventually the rack will deteriorate, but kitchen stores sell a replacement (also not stainless).
545341
You could but I think you would be better off stacking them with the lids in place. The knob on the top lid is 2 1/2" in diameter,flat on top and only sticks up 1" but it's wide enough that you could sit something on top. I think they stack so nicely that you wouldn'twant to turn them over to stack them. I love my set.
333277
I just tried the lids on both frying pans and they both fit just inside the rim and not on the rim; I am not sure if that qualifies as "fitting" or not.
901938
You should be able to. They are 3 individual metal trays. But the top cover is plastic so I wouldn't put that in the oven! We made everything ahead of time in pots/pans & then transferred to the trays after.
338657
Yes, you may place your baking pans directly on the Ovenliner, so that you don't lose any oven space. - Creative Kitchen
663610
I dont think so. I have not tried it and I dont think there would be enough room in pan to attempt it. I wish I could be more help.
1138118
Not yet, but from the looks of it, most of the common pans are a bit wider (to as wide as a fried egg) in diameter and a bit shallow. Though I reckon you can improvise a bit by putting in less batter and they'll turn out to be "mini-sized". Thank you for asking that question - gave me an idea to try that as well in the takoyaki pan.
1648325
If you mean the pan, then definitely no. If you mean the silicone insert then yes you probably could.