What kind of pans? Will regular pans work or do they have to be made of something special
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I purchased the oven along with the accessory package with two granite pans. These are dark colored and metal. The day after we received the package, we made chicken and rice in the two seperate pans, stacked. It was delicious.
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They suggest metal pans; I have used coated metal and muffin pans so far and both worked great
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Darker pans work the best if you are baking, glass pans or bowls work also. Just remember, food doesn't brown in the sun oven.
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I have been using regular pans with dandy results - however - you will want things with lids or moisture can build up fogging the glass and lowering the temperature. When doing things like bread I simply put another bread pan upside down on it and that works fine. If you just don't have a lid, like I don't for my pizza pan, then if you leave the glass unlatched the steam will escape, although there is a slight loss of temp.
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Any dark colored metal pan that will fit the oven will work. Thin metal pans heat up faster, but thick metal pans will retain heat longer. I wish they would send along a few pages of instructions since I refuse to send my contact information to there cd site. You may have to adjust the screws on the clips that hold the glass door to the gasket. This seal has to be tight for best results.
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Any kind of pan will work. The lighter and darker the pan the better. You do need to cover everything you cook because of condensation.
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The pots do not have any type of Teflon on the inside cooking surface. The pots/pans are made of a rock particle making them unique in the Kitchen Cookware products.
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Yes but I usually do t. They are fine to use. It's an amazing pan... You will love it
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yes they can. I read on out side of box that pans had aluminum in them and thought...oh good grief. These won't work! But they do. They are a little cheap looking but do the job.
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No they have some function for others. steam, soup etc.. What kind cook do you want ?
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Daniel, what you have is usually called a sauté pan. Try searching for those and you should find what you're looking for.
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Probably just standard make at home sized cupcakes. I made mine at home in a standard cupcake pan and they fit perfectly into the holes where the cupcakes "sit". Anything larger would have to go over top of the holes and then might be too tall.
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Yes, pans must be induction capable. New pots and pans that are induction compatible will have an icon on the packaging that indicates this.
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It is totally dependent on the pan you use...I use a cast iron flat pan and it works fine...
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They would work....but I wouldn't recommend them.....seriously everything sticks to them no matter what you cook or how you oil the pans!
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the pans must contain ferrus metal to work. To check a pan, see if a magnet will stick to the bottom of the pan. If it does, the pan will work
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The pans just have AIRBAKE on them, but from what I remember they were Tfal. I must confess I haven't used them yet as I am saving them for Hot Cross Bun season-the only thing I will use them for, as they don't over brown the bottoms. .at least my old ones didin't. Guess I should check them out!! Hope this helps.
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Standard. They would/could go in a regular muffin pan but instructions say you can put on a cookie sheet and cook that way.
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Yes. But these pans are very very small! I have no use for mine, thought they were bigger :(
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You may have "normal" pots and pans that work. The easiest way to see is try sticking a magnet to your pot, if it sticks it will work on an induction stove. Cast iron pans will work, most stainless steel pots and pans will work, copper pans will not work.
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The only thing I have used on it, so far, is my big canner. I would think any kind of pan would do.
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If they contain sufficient ferrous (magnetic) material, yes. You can test them with a magnet of any type. if the magnet sticks to the pan bottom then they will work.