Is it safe to use it in a gas oven? If yes, what's the safe temperature to not melt the handle?
1580286
Gave as a gift. They love i5. They have à gas stove. I do know you should not use very high heat.
1580287
Gave as a gift. They love i5. They have gas stove. I do know you should not use very high heat.
1580288
Don't think you can use it IN the gas oven. It's only for use ON a gas range.
1580289
I have never thought to put a skillet in an oven; but since the handle and knob for the lid is plastic, it would be unwise in my opinion. But the skillet is designed to do an excellent job on the stove. My wife and I liked the first one so much, we bought an extra one while the price was low.
1580290
The pans I purchased were both gifts for our daughters. I think the instructions inside should let you know at what temp in the oven is safe. It usually can be anywhere from 350 degrees to 450. But you need to read the info that comes with the actual pan before doing any oven baking in any pan. The lids, however are usually not oven proof at all no matter what temp.
455699
No I have not had a problem with the handle being to hot. Seems like it would cause it's metal but so far no problem at all.
1298383
I used mine in the oven, and the plastic started melting. and smelling I don't recommend it for oven. Inspite of the melt, it still works in the BBQ. It would probably be ok if you didn't leave it there, just insert and remove. But be careful.
723145
I use them on my gas stove. You will find that the handles get hot. Good Luck!
863842
I know the handle stays cool when the pan is used on an electric stove or a flat-surface stove. I never used one on gas.
473571
Yes, it is oven-safe. The handle is made of the identical carbon steel as the body of the pan.
1935523
The Product page says it can be used in an oven, up to 350 F. However, because of the rubberized handles, I wouldn't try it.
812526
The black handle is attached with 2 rivets, and does not appear to designed to be removed. I can't remember what the instructions said about putting it in the oven if that's why you're asking. Many of these phenolic handles are oven-safe up to a point. But woks aren't normally put to that kind of use. The handle does not heat up at all even if the wok is heated empty over high heat for several minutes.
1606993
I use it on my gas range with no problems but never tried the oven. I would recommend asking the manufacturer. I love this pan and would highly recommend it.
1121068
Yes you can use on gas range and in the oven. Carbon steel is less "sticky" and is also lighter.
723146
I use them on my gas stove.You will find that the handles get hot.Good Luck!
768655
The handle may warm up after lengthy cooking on a gas stove. The handle will be hot if the pan is placed under a broiler or in a hot oven.
1873609
Disclaimer - I have not used it in the oven. The handles are have a rubber or possibly silicone coating. Best move is to check with Calphalon to see what they recommend. For oven use I would look for a pan with an all metal handle. Calphalon marks it as oven safe to 400F http://store.calphalon.com/simply-calphalon-nonstick-12-in-everyday-pan/298884
314959
Unless you're using unusually high heat, completely safe. If you do pull the silicone handle off, be careful handling it right out of the oven, it's riveted to the pan so it will become one with your hand otherwise. Nobody wants to be known as "Pan Hand."
1920659
We heat on gas stove with a small inner flame that just fits the bottom. So the handle does not get hot. On an electric element I would think you would place on edge of element so again no the handle should not get hot.
1838303
The handle is constructed of a plastic. I would not recommend using at oven temperatures. I have used it at high heat on the stove top. But I have yet to attach the handle since I don't have a screw driver.
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I'm not sure why it says that, but I have definitely used it at higher temperatures. I've used it at around 500 (maybe even higher) in the oven and over a gas grill. Hasn't given me any problems, but I make sure to preheat the oven/grill with the pan in there to avoid any sudden changes of temperature.