Can I use in broiler or are they just for serving? Are they easy to clean?
773137
The metal part can certainly be used in the broiler, but certainly not the wooden tray!
773138
Yes you can use them in the broiler, oven or grill. They are great. They are easy to clean. I just was them in hot soapy water and dry them right away. I do lightly coat them with oil. The only thing that would be better is if they were bigger otherwise they are great.
773139
I use the New York times recipe for my steaks, with a cast iron pan. I put these cast iron serving plates in the oven prior to doing my steaks, then I put the steaks on these plates for 3 to 4 minutes prior to serving. I don't cook on them. I believe that restaurants that use this type of serving plates do not cook on theirs also. To answer your question, no I have never put them in the broiler.
773140
I have found that the iron sizzle platters work well in a broiler as well as on the NUWAVE cooking plate
773141
I don't cook on them. I heat them on grill next to steak. To clean, scrub with hot water ( no soap) , dry , apply a coating of cooking oil. with paper towel.
773142
Yes, I use mine in the broiler and for individual serving platters. Because they are cast iron, they can't go into the dishwaser or they rust. Washing by hand in hot water works fine. Don't put the wood trays in the dishwasher either.
2222788
They are, as long as you stay within the guidelines on the package. They can't be used in high-heat situations (broiling, etc.) and sometimes it's easier to hand wash, but they are great for reuse!
1860977
I haven't tried putting them in dishwasher. This is not as good as I thought. I find that a large serving spoon does a lot better job than this coz' the handle is hard for me to handle.
381203
Yes, you can use this in the broiler. It will discolor a bit, but works perfectly fine.
366011
I would not put them under the broiler since whatever is being cooked will be burned onto the surface and in cleaning it, may mar the beautiful finish on this plate. The finish is really stunning on it, and rubbing it too much, especially with an abrasive would not be advised. They are meant to be used as you would a piece of stoneware or china, not as a cooking utensil. In Indian homes they are used as the dinner plate, with usually smaller bowls containing different dishes sitting on the plate, along with the roti.
1655230
They are dishwasher safe! Though if you are wanting to make them non stick through seasoning its best to wash them by hand:)
636222
I have not put them in the dishwasher. I only use them for serving condiments to serve from the table like olives, beets & etc.
1755204
Dishwasher safe They are very easy to clean by hand but I do put mine in dishwasher
1405856
They are dishwasher safe. We don't have a dishwasher, so I use a bottle brush to clean the inside (& the smaller nipple brush to clean the white area). They are easy to clean.
1477139
Yes, they are easy to clean. I've used Brillo on them! Nothing like stainless steel. Just don't cut anything with a sharp knife on them - that may scratch. I found that out the hard way after heating up a loaf of bread and slicing it while on this cookie sheet. Slide the bread off and cut on cutting board.
1489219
I wouldn't. It'd be a bear to clean and would probably warp and discolor. Your broiler pan is a better bet for wings,
349531
The packaging says they are - I don't have a dishwasher, so dont know for sure how they'd do in a dw --- may need to use upper rack to reduce heat exposure to the plastic. I rinse them with dishsoap and hot water in the sink - they come clean pretty easy.
1483907
They are very easy to clean. They unscrew in the middle (which is where you add the weights), and all the pieces come apart for easy cleaning. It comes with great directions, explaining everything, including cleaning.
1513544
I have similar silicone bakeware that takes oven but not broiler. I would be cautious because they are taller and don't have a rim for extra strength. I use them often in my kitchen for mix and prep duties. Love the flex for pouring.
1440017
They are definitely microwave safe. They are also oven safe as long as you are not using super high heat (e.g. broiler). I put them on a baking sheet so they're easier to retrieve from the oven once they're done.
809678
If you are going to use them for food (either baking or food portioning), then it would probably be a good idea to wash them first. I bought mine to make soap in, so I just gave them a quick rinse in warm water before using them for the first time.
339176
Yes, we use this pan in our broiler. You will want to be sure clean the pan well afterwards; we use hot water with some salt for agitation; then apply a thin layer of oil on the pan to keep it seasoned.