Can I use the pot with the glass lid in the oven without ruining the handle?
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I checked my manual, and I find no mention one way or the other. Personally, I would be very leery of doing so. I suggest that you call Fagor America at 1-800-207-0806 and ask them. They are closed today (Wednesday, 1/28/15) due to the weather.
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Magnalite Classic 5-Quart Dutch Oven with Rack Is the handle on the lid of this pot oven safe?
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You could possible remove the handle. You would need a tool of some sort for sure and will take some muscle too but, I don't believe it would be impossible. I do like this pot. Have used it to cook chicken and my famous stew.
1788107
the glass lid is not to be used while cooking with the instant pot. it is just to be used to keep the contents warm while you are serving the food.
1606991
i have natural gas stove -happy with it-as far as putting it in the oven i do not do that.The handle maybe a problem.
1768066
Definitely do not put the lid in the oven, as the plastic will likely melt. The glass parts are oven safe, and I have used them in the oven to warm up leftovers (~300F for 10 min). However, I would not recommend them for extended use, as they are not as heavy duty as a regular bake ware.
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I have never used mine in the oven. I would think the directions would let you know if the lid can be put in the oven.
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The black handle is attached with 2 rivets, and does not appear to designed to be removed. I can't remember what the instructions said about putting it in the oven if that's why you're asking. Many of these phenolic handles are oven-safe up to a point. But woks aren't normally put to that kind of use. The handle does not heat up at all even if the wok is heated empty over high heat for several minutes.
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You can, but I would think you would want to clean the handle from time to time. It has a heat tolerance of around 400 degrees F or so, it would survive most stovetop temperatures, but I feel it would last longer and stay nicer if it was just used to move a hot skillet rather than stay on it through heat and cool. Your question is one that I feel it would be just personal preference as when to use it.
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Probably not due to the metal band surrounding the lid and a metal screw holding the knob in place. Also, the pots the lid is designed for cannot be used in a microwave oven.
782089
Usually this means that the pot is oven safe up to 500F but the glass lid is only safe up to 400F.
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absolutely fine to use over gas burner, we do it all the time, and in the oven. However, be careful with the lids, because they do not appear to be the same quality glass as the pots. One of ours shattered when subjected to rapid cooling
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I have not tried to put this in the oven and don't know if the handle is oven-safe. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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Yes. I make many things I start on the stove and finish in the oven. The handles get very hot as expected. I believe I read that the lids cannot be placed in the oven. I am a trained chef and I highly recommend this set; it is by far the best set I have had in my home for nonstick cooking at a good pricepoint.
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I would have to say so, but I really have never used the pan with lid in oven, usually pan only, but it would have to. I am a foodee and have worked in hospitality all my life, its a great pan.Chris
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no. it gets too hot for the glass. It can break your stovetop glass. Same with cast iron pots.
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I personally would not use in oven because of the plastic handle. I think I would use a piece of foil loosely laying it on top of the pot. You might even poke a few tiny holes in the foil to make sure steam could escape. Use same as you would cover turkey. Hope this helps.Joan