Can I use this on the stove to make gravy in after the turkey is done? All the non stick ones bubble and peel!! I am looking for one that won't!
815287
honestly i don't know, i just got it last week and made turkey a few days later.....but i didn't try making gravy in it. sorry :( however the description says (i believe) says that it can.
815288
Yes. There's no non stick coating. As long as it will fit on your burner....you're all gravy.
1816437
Personally, I wouldn't try it. While it works wonderful in the oven, I'd pour drippings in another pan to make gravy.
1294142
I have never tried making gravy in the skillet but I don't see why not. Just be sure when stirring to use something that will not scratch it.
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.
1950229
It says right in the description "For use on gas stoves only." If you damage your cook surface (as others have with similar products) is it going to be worth it? I wouldn't try it.
1234348
Skip it for sure. Had I been bending over to take my chicken out of the dish when mine exploded, I would have ended up with glass in my face or eyes. It exploded after taking it out of the oven, not in the oven. Just use a regular baking pan. I didn't replace my set and won't. It's not worth risking your safety.
215795
I don't believe that is safe as while the teflon could handle the heat ,the painted outsides and handles would be done gonners. I'm a firm believer in Pyrex mostly for oven cooking,but theres some recipes I've used where they will reccomend using metal non-stick ovenware. I do a lot of stirfry and sautees.So these pans have worked out great for the top of the stove and I have noticed due to the bottoms of this cookware spreading the heat,my pasta is cooking better and a little quicker.I do reccomend this cookware,It's GREAT,I love it!
1211696
Hi, I'm just throwing my two cents in on storing spices on the stove. I recently learned that doing so shortens their lifespan, as the heat damages the spices. You might already know this and have limited space to work with, but I thought I'd let you know just in case you hadn't run across this recommendation.
1697292
I have this pan as well as other sizes and exclusively use them on my gas stovetop. The info that comes with the pan says not to overheat it as it could effect the non-stick coating.
303659
Yes, I don't see why not... Just don't drag it on the glass cook top. It might scratch the glass. I absolutely love this pan and have used it a lot. Oh, and I do not put this pan in the dishwasher even though they say you can. Hope this has helped you. You will not regret buying this pan. It is such a nice size for so many things.
2282383
While I do not know the answer, I'd recommend asking Cuisinart directly, as they would have the information you want. Also, apparently Teflon is no longer created with PFOA & there are supposedly lots of nonstick coatings that aren't dangerous, but don't take my word for it, it's just something I was reading. Still, recommend asking Cuisinart, because unless the customers on Amazon happen to have taken part in the manufacturing, they most likely do not know. :(
1673638
I would NOT recommend using this dish on the stove top .....it is intended for baking purposes....and does a wonderful job!!! I use glassware almost exclusively on my ceramic stove top and oven [Vision for example]....and I have a Pyrex double boiler that is over 20 years old, and has a small metal ring that goes underneath, and has served me faithfully........glass is WONDERFUL to cook with......but always check the labels for specifics!!!!!!! CJD
737862
I have no clue...I purchased the pan as I cook large turkeys for Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, Easter, etc. The only thing I have used the pans for is cooking turkeys. Sorry that I am unable to shed any light on the subject. But with the coating on the pan, it would seem like this would be possible...who knows? I don't.
1584402
Yes, but you would need a pan to catch the drippings. It holds a 18# turkey with out a problem. Although it has a non stick surface, I have found that a slight mist of Pam makes the first clean up a bit easier. I have used mine to hold 6 full slabs of ribs, a couple of giant boston butts, large pork picnic and like I said an 18# turkey. All on my grill but I make an aluminum pan out of heavy duty foil but I smoke all of my meat on my Napoleon gas grill. I cooked my turkey in under 3 hours. Much easier than inside at thanksgiving when oven space is a premium. The nicest part is no matter how you use it. The two large handles make it easy to move around. Yes, but you would need a pan to catch the drippings. It holds a 18# turkey with out a problem. Although it has a non stick surface, I have found that a slight mist of Pam makes the first clean up a bit easier. I have used mine to hold 6 full slabs of ribs, a couple of giant boston butts, large pork picnic and like I said an 18# turkey. All on my grill but I make an aluminum pan out of heavy duty foil but I smoke all of my meat on my Napoleon gas grill. I cooked my turkey in under 3 hours. Much easier than inside at thanksgiving when oven space is a premium. The nicest part is no matter how... » Read More Yes, but you would need a pan to catch the drippings. It holds a 18# turkey with out a problem. Although it has a non stick surface, I have found that a slight mist of Pam makes the first clean up a bit easier. I have used mine to hold 6 full slabs of ribs, a couple of giant boston butts, large pork picnic and like I said an 18# turkey. All on my grill but I make an aluminum pan out of heavy duty foil but I smoke all of my meat on my Napoleon gas grill. I cooked my turkey in under 3 hours. Much easier than inside at thanksgiving when oven space is a premium. The nicest part is no matter how you use it. The two large handles make it easy to move around. « Show Less
557739
It is flat and I did use it to make gravy on the stove but it warped. I may have had a defective pan. I had put a frozen large whole chicken in it's roasting bag (they sell them that way to cook from frozen) and the chicken instructions said to put on lowest rack in oven. Wall, the combination of the high temps so close to the pan and the large area of ice cold from the frozen chicken caused it to warp. Amazon exchanged it and I haven't had that problem again (haven't made that frozen chicken again either LOL), and it seemed to be ok making gravy on the stovetop. I'm just a little leery now about doing it. It is flat and I did use it to make gravy on the stove but it warped. I may have had a defective pan. I had put a frozen large whole chicken in it's roasting bag (they sell them that way to cook from frozen) and the chicken instructions said to put on lowest rack in oven. Wall, the combination of the high temps so close to the pan and the large area of ice cold from the frozen chicken caused it to warp. Amazon exchanged it and I haven't had that problem again (haven't made that frozen chicken again either LOL), and it seemed to be ok making gravy on the stovetop. I'm just a little leery now... » Read More It is flat and I did use it to make gravy on the stove but it warped. I may have had a defective pan. I had put a frozen large whole chicken in it's roasting bag (they sell them that way to cook from frozen) and the chicken instructions said to put on lowest rack in oven. Wall, the combination of the high temps so close to the pan and the large area of ice cold from the frozen chicken caused it to warp. Amazon exchanged it and I haven't had that problem again (haven't made that frozen chicken again either LOL), and it seemed to be ok making gravy on the stovetop. I'm just a little leery now about doing it. « Show Less
741088
I agree with the other two responses. I would not use mine on the stovetop as the pan is very thin. Works great in the over though!
1205568
Hi Molly, I think so. I made gravy from the drippings the last time I used it. I used two electric burners. I would say it is just thick enough - if you don't apply too much heat. It's the best I've seen for the price. HTH, Tom