I would like to know if I can put my Vision Corning Visionware Amber set in oven?
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Quoting from my booklet--"can be used on the rangetop, in the oven or microwave, or under the broiler (without cover). Can be used for cooking, serving, refrigerating, freezing, reheating, and thawing." "DO NOT place cover directly on a rangetop burner, under a broiler, under a microwave browning element, or in a toaster over." If any other information is needed, please get in touch with me again and I can quote from the booklet. Something else--"DO NOT use to make candy or caramelize sugar; these cool at different rates from the cookware and may cause it to break." "Visions cookware works best on top of the range with foods which are stirred, sauteed, or have liquid as a cooking medium."
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Quoting from my booklet--"can be used on the rangetop, in the oven or microwave, or under the broiler (without cover). Can be used for cooking, serving, refrigerating, freezing, reheating, and thawing." "DO NOT place cover directly on a rangetop burner, under a broiler, under a microwave browning element, or in a toaster over." If any other information is needed, please get in touch with me again and I can quote from the booklet. Something else--"DO NOT use to make candy or caramelize sugar; these cool at different rates from the cookware and may cause it to break." "Visions cookware works best on top of the range with foods which are stirred, sauteed, or have liquid as a cooking medium." Quoting from my booklet--"can be used on the rangetop, in the oven or microwave, or under the broiler (without cover). Can be used for cooking, serving, refrigerating, freezing, reheating, and thawing." "DO NOT place cover directly on a rangetop burner, under a broiler, under a microwave browning element, or in a toaster over." If any other information is needed, please get in touch with me again and I can quote from the booklet. Something else--"DO NOT use to make candy or caramelize sugar; these cool at different rates from the cookware and may cause it to... » Read More Quoting from my booklet--"can be used on the rangetop, in the oven or microwave, or under the broiler (without cover). Can be used for cooking, serving, refrigerating, freezing, reheating, and thawing." "DO NOT place cover directly on a rangetop burner, under a broiler, under a microwave browning element, or in a toaster over." If any other information is needed, please get in touch with me again and I can quote from the booklet. Something else--"DO NOT use to make candy or caramelize sugar; these cool at different rates from the cookware and may cause it to break." "Visions cookware works best on top of the range with foods which are stirred, sauteed, or have liquid as a cooking medium." « Show Less
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We do not know. We have never done that. The manufacturer can probaby tell you.
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I am no scientist but I would guess you could use aluminum pans. The glass might hold heat better for a longer period of time but aluminum should be okay. I continue to use this set with great satisfaction--and people at every party ask about it so they can order it.
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It's best to preheat with oven. Remember to sprinkle corn meal on when preheating. Just lightly cover the stone.
731436
According to Google you can. My lid shattered in a preheated oven of 350 degrees though. Food ruined!!
2240038
I would not put them in the oven. They are good to use in the microwave, however. Just leave the plastic lid off.
652188
Yes all Corning/Corelle pans and casserole dishes are safe for stovetop, oven or microwave :) Let me know if you have any other questions!
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I would say yes. The darker the bakeware the better but I have used glass. Just make sure you cover it with tin foil or the cover that comes with it. Also, measure your roaster and measure inside of oven (or shelf) to make sure it will fit. I use a smaller roaster pan that happens to be granite wear but I think you can use any kind as long as it fits on the shelf. However, you can remove the shelf and set the pan inside so measure that. I have baked chicken, brownies, lasagna, casseroles, apple pie and strawberry pies, banana bread, meatloaf, meatballs. The possibilities are endless. You will love it after you use it several times and experiment with times. Good luck.
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The stoneware body will work in the oven but the glass lid has a plastic handle. No guarantees on what temp or how many exposures to high heat would melt or disfigure the lid.
519808
I would assume that there will be a section for that item on Emeril's website for his pans. Good luck!
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Sure. Just set the temperature, and the amount of time you want them to bake. We use the oven for a lot of things besides making toast.
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I don't think you can. They are dishwasher safe and microwave safe, but none of the information I have says they are safe in the oven and I have never tried them in the oven. The bakeware pieces, of course, can be put in the oven, but I wouldn't try with the plates.
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I do not believe that it is oven-proof. The closest that I could find to this is a link to a british website that indicates it can be used in the oven up to 180C or 350F. Link here: http://www.onlinekitchenware.co.uk/p-3010-meyer-circulon-premier-professional-5-piece-pan-set.aspx
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The red version says in description "Oven safe to 460 degree f/240 degree c". I think the times would be about the same as metal pans, but I haven't tried yet. I love silicone, but it seems too much like plastic for me to be comfortable using it in the oven. My drink glasses are supposed to be ok set on a hot grill.
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http://calphalon.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/26/~/can-i-use-calphalon-cookware-in-the-oven-or-broiler%3FHere's the link to your question from the Caphalon website
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The glass would be, but I'm not sure why you'd microwave them. I really don't know about the lids. Since they're dishwasher safe, I'd imagine it would be, but, I'd write to the manufacturer to be sure. (EuroCuisine).
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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
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Yes. I have taken them from the freezer and put them in the oven. - Not the top though. They are a good products. I have 3 sets!