Since tha liner is on the bottom rack,can you place your pans directly on top on the liner.(needing to bake on the lowest rack)
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You do not want to cook directly on the liner. If you are unable to put this on the bottom of you oven i would put 1 rack on the lowest setting possible then put the liner on that then on the next rack put your food you are cooking. Another option out be to use a cookie sheet or a silpat
338657
Yes, you may place your baking pans directly on the Ovenliner, so that you don't lose any oven space. - Creative Kitchen
338658
I am not sure on that question, but I usually put it under the heating element. If you have a gas oven then that is not an option, but most have electric and the liner goes under the heating element. Sorry not too much help. I would guess it is fine, but please contact Chef's planet to make sure.
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Yes, it's done at our house frequently.Be sure to follow the installation instructions. Installation is simple, so reading the instructions is easily skipped. But I don't recommend skipping them.
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I put the bottom part on the lower rack (it's too tall for my upper rack) and the lid on the upper. I've never had a problem! And I DO use heat to dry. Maybe I'm just lucky...?
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If my former answer wedding address the question, I'd suggest using two smaller pans and stacking them with one of the elevated racks included with the product. Those racks are also great for proofing bread.
1983156
As of Nov 2015, the box has specific instructions for electric ovens with *no visible element*. It states: "Place oven liner on the bottom wire rack of the oven. DO NOT place on the bottom of the oven."
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This is only for an electric stove. You do not put the liner on the rack but directly on the bottom of the oven with the element on top of it.
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Of course you can put the pans on top; just means you will not get any top heat, just the bottom.
2019751
yes, you can as long as you have another pan under the rack to catch the grease. oh line the pan with foil to catch the grease....enjoy...
106130
yes- i have pans on the lower tiers but baskets on top 2. could easily have bigger baskets on bottom. they would best fit if round.
516703
I think you could as the instructions tell you to put it on the bottom rack itself.
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I have an oven with hidden heating elements. I read the reviews and didn't read anywhere that the liner shouldn't be used on the bottom of this type of oven. I just received the liner and the box says, "For electric ovens that have hidden elements or gas ovens, place the liner on the lowest rack". I'm disappointed.
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The package instructions say not to put it on the floor of the oven (mine did at least) but I only have two shelves and do not have a heating element on the floor of my oven so I did put it on the bottom. If you have an element/coil down there then that would not work.
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Liner is like paper thin. I put my liner on the bottom of the oven which has the element beneath the pan so you cannot see it. I'm planning to just use my cookie sheet instead. We made a claim to the company, but they said they couldn't do anything about it. Please do not take a chance for the price. We think using a cookie sheet is a great idea; you wash it just once in a while.
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That may depend on how close the handles are to the heat source. FYI, this rack doesn't fit the smaller All-Clad pan well, it's meant for the larger one. I have the smaller one at one and this rack kind of floats above -- so I would have to be cautious about those handles getting too close to the heat.
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elow your grilling rack, there should be a lower rack that sits atop the burner unit. This lower rack is where the briquettes should be placed.
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No. I've always baked in them with no special considerations. Just be careful not to cook on the top or bottom oven racks. The bottom will burn, or the top will brown too quickly. Most recipes should say middle of oven.
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Probably on the top rack. The product is hard plastic so it'd probably be ok. I haven't tried that though!
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For most items that I cook you can put the baking dish directly on the oven rack. If I am cooking an item I know will spill over then I use a cookie sheet under the baking dish.