Can this skillet go in the oven? And at what temp?
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.
803933
Yes --- i Think the max is 400. Check it out on their instructions of the WEB
2176952
I've never put them in the oven. It does not say you can. These pans cook great and do not stick.
1051465
I didn't research concerning what temp it will endure in the oven. One person said 400 degrees. I used it as candy and fondant molds and they worked well.
2115832
I would not put it in the oven, although it is silicone and could probably handle it. It can be set in water that is boiling vigorously.
934036
YES, I use mine in the oven all the time. I cook at 350* so hope this helps...
1661447
Yes! I bought it to use as a skillet that can also go into the oven. None of my other skillets can do that, mainly because of their handles.
979402
The pan comes pre-seasoned, but I normally add a thin coat of oil to entire inside of pan and heat it in the oven at 300 degrees F for about an hour. Also, do not "wash" this pan. Scrape and rinse only. Directions should come included in the box.
1074462
Cast iron can withstand temperatures to 500 degrees easily. However, any metal that hot has a degree of expansion; therefore, when you remove it from the oven, place it on the stovetop or a rack and allow to cool a while before placing in water. Otherwise you run the risk of cracking the pan by forcing it to contract too quickly. (Hardly ever happens, but you don't want it to happen to yours.) Also, before you use your pan, season it. Give it a wash in warm water with a small bit of dish soap. then towl dry. Add 1/4 cup vegetable or canola oil and place in a preheated 275 oven for 30 minutes. Remove to stovetop and allow to cool before you discard the oil. Finally, wipe out oil with a lint-free cloth and return to oven for 10 minutes more. then, each time you use it, clean it by swishing with warm soapy water and then rinse well. Wipe dry then finish the drying process by heating on burner for 30 seconds. This way your pan will last forever. Every once in a while I will rub a tablespoon of oil into it before I finish dry it on the stove. Helps prevent sticking. I bake, broil, saute, and grill in mine. I even make soups and sauces in them. My kids especially remember the "Pilgrim Cake" I would bake in my 10" pan. I use a basic two-egg cake recipe and pour the batter into a butter-coated skillet and bake it for 35-40 min at 350. [Also, invest in thick pot holders: this pan gets hot.]
1934502
Linda, I looked at my skillets and no where on them does it say they are oven safe, and I have never tried. I do own the all stainless steel version, and those I have put in the oven before. Sorry not much help! But I LOVE these skillets!
991101
yes i personally did a Google search they can go in the oven. I personally used them up to 400 degrees.
1453165
Hey, Sharon...I haven't personally tested it out but, the TeChef website does state that the pan's handle is oven safe to 350 degrees. It's no doubt the handle that is the weakest link as the body of the pan withstands much greater temperatures. Hope this helps, Chris.
250997
It can be used as a dutch oven in the oven at temperatures up to 500 degrees. I have enjoyed using this and would recommend it to anyone.
1386217
I would think yes it could, in your oven. A VERY heavy cookie sheet though. I'm not sure how the cookies would cook .. ? I'm sure it wouldn't hurt the pan to be in the oven though!
1912709
It goes up to 400 degrees. I love my skillet. I cook just about everything in it. The removeable handles are a big plus as well.
1409964
Did some web research and, and based on what I read and my experience with other non-stick pans, wouldn't hesitate putting my B&C; non-stick in a 350 or 375 oven. Frankly, like others have written, don't know w hy you'need any higher temp than that. Just be sure to remove the silicone handle cover.By the way, I love this little fry pan.
1238241
Sorry - I've never used mine in the oven.....only on the grill - and I'm sure our grill gets hotter than 350°!
1594326
Yes, no worries. The pan will probably get much hotter on the stovetop than in the oven, so it will be fine at any oven temperature.