Can you take a hot pan from the oven and fill it with water without it warping?
1121609
I wouldn't do it. I often have people help me cook who get too eager to wash a pan before it cools. Over time it will warp. Even if it slightly warps it will be hard to get a tight seal with the lid.
1121610
Hi Pat, I had no problems with warping. When I finish cooking in it, most of the time I immerse it in waler to begin soaking and have not had a problem.
1121611
Have never tried that. Not sure what would happen, but I don't believe they would warp. They're pretty sturdy. I do often take a hot pan from the stove top and add water and detergent to quickly loosen the pan brownings, for cleaning. They have never warped.
1121612
Have not had the occasion to do this. I'm thinking as long as you fill it with hot water it would mitigate the degree of warping
1121613
Any pan will warp if placed under stress. Some pans can take more of a beating than others. I have not tried doing this with the Cuisinart pan, so I can not specifically comment on your question.
1121614
I always wait until the pan cools down a little, then fill it with really hot water. My pans are really good so I curb my impatience just to be on the safe side.
1316121
I can't see were there would be any problem with is sitting flat on a flat surface. I've only used mine for roasting and am very careful not to introduce cold water into a hot pan to avoid having the pan warp. If you follow the Mfg. instructions on maximum temps and cleaning you should not have a problem. It's a well made pan, cooks evenly and cleans up easily with warm soapy water.
960954
I've had mine nearly a year.I use it to roast meat and veggies. So far no issue with the pan warping!
351587
I have not used this pan for this purpose. Perhaps the pan will warp. Why don't you just try it and find out.
1185426
Yes, it is, I frequently use it to heat up my food with my work microwave and there has been no warping.
219882
Honestly I did not buy it for cooking....I bought it to put in a bird feeder my husband build but the birds hatted it because it was shiny....Seems to be really heavy duty so I dont think it will warp in the oven. I would buy it again if I needed to :-D
1921223
Definitely not. I'd return it. Unless you had it at a crazy high heat, it should be able to take it without warping.
1921225
NO WAY!!!!!I've used this roaster at least 20 times....even broiled steaks with it. IT is not supposed to warp. The casting on that should hold its shape forever. If it warped it is a manufacture defect and you should demand a replacement.I believe it has a lifetime guarantee.
1515453
No, not at all! It is very sturdy. I use this pan at least 3-4 times a week and have had it over a year now and now signs of warping at all.
165211
Wash in hot soapy water then dry immediately. Use a cloth that had been soaked in oil or melted solid shortening and wrung out, rub entire surface, even exterior. Heat upside down in 350deg oven for one hour. Turn oven off and leave pan in place until cool.
607237
I have washed my pan in the dishwasher, no problem. Haven't used it in the oven yet, but I'm sure it will be fine. Hope this helps.
1382746
I have the same question, because I have been just using the drip/bake pan that came with the box and it was bowing when I was using the convection oven but eventually came back to normal shape. This worries me that it's not made to withstand the heat. I'll let you know if I find anything.
1790669
There is no way I could assure this pan would not warp, however, it is a VERY sturdy well made heavy gauge pan.
399066
Short answer: Yep.Longer answer: Yep. Just keep the heat on medium-low, and wait for the pan to heat up.
1337437
We have had no problems with warping. But we live in California. Not very hot or very cold area
1043448
We have a glass flat top also and there has been no warping. We bought the set over a year ago and my wife cooks with them almost every day.
763781
I often cook pizzas at 500 degrees. Anyone ordering this pan will see why it does not warp at high heat. It is very solid.