can you use them in the broiler
1388143
I suggest not to. The planks are intended for use outside in a charcoal or wood grill. The plank can catch fire if the heat is too high, so I suggest cooking with them outside on a grill. I've never used them inside the house. hope this response helps!
1388144
You do not want to use these in a broiler. They are meant for outdoor grilling. The wood smokes a lot so you don't want to be using them inside your home.
1388145
Yes, you can use cedar planks in the broiler, but place the rack a little lower than normal for broiling. Plank grilling in the oven infuses your food with steam, keeping it juicy and adding the flavor of the wood. Unlike planking on the grill, it won't smoke.
1388146
Don't really know but my husband soaks them for a few hours in the sink and then when using them on the grill he uses a spray water bottle to make sure that they don't catch fire. I believe that they should not be used in the broiler since the flame would be more likely to burn the wood rapidly causing a fire. It would not be practical to spray water on the broiler inside. Good luck!
1873614
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
1499875
You probably could but they won't be as soft and juicy straight out of the fridge. You'll need to leave them out for an hour or so, until they reach room temp.
1204265
Yes, you can. I have not yet tested it myself, but the instructions on the box say that it may be used in an oven or under the broiler up to 500°F.
2269530
No. It can be used in the oven, but packaging specifically says not to use it under a broiler.
824000
Not suitable for using under the broiler. There's a stamp on the bottom of the bowl that says "no broiler". I use mine in the microwave. FYI, the lid fits tightly and can be difficult to remove.
949289
yes, this pan can be used in any oven. It is sort of like a small brownie pan. It can be used without the broiler top.
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.
1898002
I think most are good up to 500. You cannot put them on a burner or under a broiler. Some you can put in a microwave.
1135567
Yes they can. I brown my meat on the stove and then put the pan in the oven for cooking.
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.
2259545
I suppose it depends on the size of the product you put in the basket. I use one basket in addition to the regular basket and can cook two whole chickens. Could not fit another one in there cooking chickens.
773137
The metal part can certainly be used in the broiler, but certainly not the wooden tray!
1519603
I've used them with prep of foods... I've never had any problems with them.. So in my Opinion yes you can
1708159
these are really great BUT I wish they were just a little bit larger. have put them under a broiler for short time.
639138
Sure, this would work as a double broiler. Although, these mixing bowls are thin walled so heat transference will be quick. Good Luck.
2093656
I doubt it. They are not that strong. That explains the low price. You should really invest in poultry sheers if you plan on using it a lot.