Can this skillet go in the broiler?
168528
Yes - pretty sure they can go anywhere but use mittens to get it out because it'll absorb all the heat!
2091688
Yes, even with a cast iron skillet it will work great as long as you let the skillet get nice and hot.
873162
I use mine in my non-stick skillet. Now you must be careful with the edges as it could scratch some Teflon coating if scraped across it.
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!
672633
YES! I've broiled lots of proteins with this thing but usually right before serving to crisp things up a bit. If you want to do broil steaks, I suggest broiling in a cast iron skillet instead due to the skillet's ability to maintain and evenly distribute heat.
334676
Ya it is just like a skillet just deeper! And if your oven does not work you will be able to cook a small roster chicken in it on the top of the stove use your lid it will keep the heat in and taste great.
1573650
We have not used the broiler so I can not answer your questions, but as a baking oven it works great and does a good job of browning.
803932
Yes, this skillet can go in the oven but only at temperatures up to 320 degrees F. I got this information from their website, haven't used mine in the oven - just on the stove top.
793686
The handle part is not oven safe. It would be safe in a broiler if only the pan part is exposed to the heat.
731275
go to DeBuyer.com and ask , I'm not sure but I do know I would not use it under the broiler
81769
Hello,NO, it DEFINITELY cannot. I do not understand why someone would want to mislead you! You can check here on Cuisinart's page: https://www.cuisinart.com/products/cookware/GreenGourmet/skillets_green/gg22-20.htmlIt is a pity, since it looks like a great pan. I have induction, so I am unhappy. Best
548699
Wouldn't recommend that, it is a nice pan, but very thin. Would not hold up to broiling.
2022433
I would assume so. I prefer a flat surface to cook my eggs, so I use my other skillets. Keep in mind, this one has the ridges in the bottom to give you grill marks. If you don't mind grill marks or ridges in your fried eggs or working around the ridges in the pan as you scramble the eggs, I don't see why you couldn't cook eggs in it.
1538609
If I understood you correctly, it would be the same size as your burner. So, the entire burner would touch the skillet.
1873614
http://calphalon.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/26/~/can-i-use-calphalon-cookware-in-the-oven-or-broiler%3F Here's the link to your question from the Caphalon website
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.
1204269
Yes, you can. I have not yet tested it myself, but the instructions on the box say that it may be used in an oven or under the broiler up to 500F.