Can you use under broiler?
1616710
No. I have several brands of silicone baking mats besides this one, and the directions always say that they can't be used under broiler, on grill, on stovetop, or directly on oven bottom.
1616711
We caught one on fire one time cooking bacon under the broiler. Of course it was the grease that caught fire but it ruined the mat and was pretty scary.
1616712
I don't think you can use any silicone sheet under a broiler. They can be used up to 475 degrees I believe and broilers are hotter I think.
2269529
Corning says no, I haven't tried it under a broiler. I have used other Corningware under a broiler for short times with out a problem.
1771137
It is oven safe & microwave save. In fact it is imprinted on the bowl that it is conventional oven safe. Can't be used under broiler or on stove top.
602487
I have not done this. I would not recommend doing this as the literature that came with the set, as well as theinformation on the website do not say the ceramic coatings are broiler proof.If you need to be able to use the pots under a broiler, and have not bought the Cuisinart set I would recommend one of the Henkle sets. Their ceramic is broiler proof and dishwasher proof [which the Cuisinart set is not]
855819
I have not used it under the broiler. The highest temp I have used is 450 and it was fine. No warping or other problems. I seriously love these pans.
715895
I have, my broiler is at the top of my oven. Makes no difference, have had it up to 500. There is a smell to the holders, but I'm sure whatsoever you're cooking will overpower any other oder. It's somerhing with the material.
738451
It depends on if the rack is stainless, chromed stainless, or nickel-plated stainless. Straight stainless can definitely go under the broiler. Nickel-plated stainless cannot. And *some* chromed stainless can. Unfortunately neither the description here nor the item packaging specifies which of those this rack is. And, while it's uncoated in the sense that it's not non-stick, enameled, powder-coated, or made with other *visible* coatings, it very well may be chrome- or nickel-plated. I've baked on it, up to 475°, many times--and I've had no problems. Sorry to not be of more help.
508347
Hi Juan, yes but do not put it under the broiler or on top of the stove - it will crack - otherwise its safe to bake.
1693254
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
2208538
The directions on the box say you can use a microwave. I have not done that I always us a double broiler.
258760
When I cook a turkey in mine for Thanksgiving, I take the insert with turkey in it & put it under the broiler for a few minutes, this helps make it brown & pretty!
1166148
Of course--why would you hesitate? But you would use the broiler element since it is not a "grill."
1320905
the bottom says "no broiler". some people use a broiler setting to get the cheese brownish or kinda well done. so do resturants. don't think I'd use a broiler setting. I would also never put lid on in the oven. just my opinion
1988850
I have used it both at 450 and another time under a broiler. They are really great.
1019009
Yes, they are made to withstand broiler conditions assuming they are being placed under broiler to melt or crisp the top layer of dish; though, I'm not sure I'd keep it under the broiler for 30 minutes plus without some scorching.
2164034
No you cannot. The recommended maximum oil level is not high enough to cover a whole small chicken.
1485677
Hi,I would use the bottom groove and the solid tray. The top is for the broiler. Though I guess you could heat a piece of pizza on the bottom and the broil it briefly to extra crisp the top.