Thinking about this pan. I see the handles &amp; lid have "silicone" covering. Wondering if I can use in the oven (gas). Often I will saut&eacute; on top and then finish off in oven. Thank you all, Rose
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This pan is oven safe to 350F/175C, but is not recommended for use under the broiler.
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It is oven safe but the lid is not. The handles will get very hot so be careful. Great cookware. Love all my pieces!
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I have not used this particular pan in the oven, but I do have a silicone cake pan which can be used up to 400 degrees. It seems to bake a bit faster so I check on doneness earlier than the recipe calls for.
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I have only used the lid while cooking on the hot plate that came with it. I am not sure about using the lid in the oven....don't see why not though???
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Hi again, Matt. I just found out that the omelet pan does indeed have the red removable silicone handle. I'll update my listing and photos.Regards,Jamaica @ The Healthy Corner Store
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I would have to say NO. The Handle and Cover Grip are coated with a heat resistant soft rubber/plastic for lack of not knowing the materials name. Looks and feels like an oven would melt and our burn the handles. One never knows with what they can do these days, though I personally would refrain.
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I wouldnt put it in my oven. the handle is metal and the rim around the glass is also. I havent tried to put it in the oven myself but I wouldnt try it either.
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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."
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I've never used this particular piece in the oven but I also have the skillets and have used them stove top and oven. I have had the temp up to 450. Sorry I can't be of more help. I will say that these are wonderful pans that do live up to their non-stick, easy to clean claim
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I personally would not use in oven because of the plastic handle. I think I would use a piece of foil loosely laying it on top of the pot. You might even poke a few tiny holes in the foil to make sure steam could escape. Use same as you would cover turkey. Hope this helps.Joan
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I would have to say so, but I really have never used the pan with lid in oven, usually pan only, but it would have to. I am a foodee and have worked in hospitality all my life, its a great pan.Chris
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I own the baking sheet (not the pizza pan) but the handles are silicone and oven-safe. They are not meant to be taken off, and you should not try to remove them.
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Yes. I make many things I start on the stove and finish in the oven. The handles get very hot as expected. I believe I read that the lids cannot be placed in the oven. I am a trained chef and I highly recommend this set; it is by far the best set I have had in my home for nonstick cooking at a good pricepoint.
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To tell you the truth, I've never tried to put it in the oven. I don't know that I would try since the handles seem to be some sort of molded plastic &/or rubber.
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Dawn, what type of handle problem are you asking about. I have used my set on gas, and propane and I am thinking I might have even took it camping once. They are the best thing I have ever cooked in and when I take the time to really clean them all over they look brand new. As far as the handles are considered, I have never had a problem, but I have seen some replacement handles on Ebay. Let me know if this covers it. Happy New Year
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I would not put this lid in the oven. Even if the silicone could handle it, the plastic center would be ruined.
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hello , I have not used this pan in the oven, however I do have a Rachael Ray Roaster with the same type of handles that are fine in the oven at 350 degrees hope this helps:)