Can this corningware be used to cook (brown meat) on the stovetop also without breaking. I have some corningware I received as a gift years ago and it can be used in microwave, oven or on stovetop.
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No. The ceramic is unfinished on the bottom. The set has been fabulous. I have used them several times a week in the oven & microwave. A great bargain for the price and it looks lovely on the table. I will be using it again this Thanksgiving for the turkey and dressing.
827380
No, this set can not be used on the stovetop. However it is a very nice set.
827381
I don't know; I bought it as a gift. But that is a good question. I would go to the Corning website and ask that question.
477803
It would not work very well on the stove top. You can place a cookie sheet in the oven to set it on for oven use.
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No you can not. You can place it in the ocen on low heat or in the microwave but the stove top will crack the stoneware insert.
633109
You can use it on a glass top, but this is a baking pan. It is meant for oven use. However, if you are determined to use on a stove top, it should be used only on the lowest heat setting...it is fairly thin material and do not move it around on the glass, it will scratch the glass.
1875472
I personally wouldn't try to cook anything in it on a stove, oven, or open fire. I use it just for storing bacon grease. That is all it is intended to be used for.
1196264
Yes! I use it on the stovetop and in the oven all the time. It is awesome!!
1946721
The material of this product would lend me to believe it could be used - but why would you? Before I did use it on the stove top, I would go online to Nordic and ask them. I use them for scones and it fills the bill completely - all scones are uniform in size and it is so easy to use. I have two of them and they are used a lot. Hope this helps. Jean
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I canned on a glass cooktop without any problems. The big problem is the differential in heat on the stove top that causes it to crack, part of it getting very hot and other part not hot. If you keep the whole stovetop (all the burners) hot, it prevents cracking.
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DEFINITELY NOT ! ! This says in multiple places that it is bakeware made from stone that is glazed. It is NOT THE SAME as the original Corningware Pyroceram which could be used on the stove top. Most of the stovetop pyroceram ones are large and not convenient one serving size like this is, but they do make some of the smaller ones. Keep looking if you want the original. The original also has the advantage of being a type of fused glass that is MUCH stronger when dropped and very unlikely to be broken or chipped ! !
638648
I'm not sure what Corning Ware says but, I use the lids in the microwave all the time when l reheat food in the containers. I just pop one of the sides up to let steam escape.
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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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"In a stove"?? It can be used on a gas stove - either an indoors stovetop or an outdoors barbecue. I have used it on a barbecue many times for the grandkids when we are not camping, and have heard of others using it on a gas ring or stovetop. However, you wouldn't be able to use it in an oven - it has wooden handles which are not designed to withstand heat of that sort. Of course the real design of the piece, and the amazing beauty of it, is to use in a campfire where you can put the cast iron ends into the fire or coals, and the handles are used to handle the pie irons - putting them into and pulling them out of the fire. "In a stove"?? It can be used on a gas stove - either an indoors stovetop or an outdoors barbecue. I have used it on a barbecue many times for the grandkids when we are not camping, and have heard of others using it on a gas ring or stovetop. However, you wouldn't be able to use it in an oven - it has wooden handles which are not designed to withstand heat of that sort. Of course the real design of the piece, and the amazing beauty of it, is to use in a campfire where you can put the cast iron ends into the fire or coals, and the handles are used to handle the pie irons - putting... » Read More "In a stove"?? It can be used on a gas stove - either an indoors stovetop or an outdoors barbecue. I have used it on a barbecue many times for the grandkids when we are not camping, and have heard of others using it on a gas ring or stovetop. However, you wouldn't be able to use it in an oven - it has wooden handles which are not designed to withstand heat of that sort. Of course the real design of the piece, and the amazing beauty of it, is to use in a campfire where you can put the cast iron ends into the fire or coals, and the handles are used to handle the pie irons - putting them into and pulling them out of the fire. « Show Less
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as far as i am concerned these are made for food storage and re heating only.... i cooked one time with them and the bottoms of two of them got blisters in the plastic so they are no substitute for corning ware... i am sorry i bought them...
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I don't think so. It's a mixing bowl. If it breaks, you'll have an awful mess in your oven. I'd use Corning Ware or a metal pan meant as ovenware.
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I would not worry about it shattering, if that is your question. CorningWare is tough! but it's a large sized item (9" by 13")--it covers about a burner and a half on my gas stove, making it a little awkward when using it on top.
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I know this question is about 1-1/2 yrs. old, but thought I would answer it anyway!Yes, you can use this pan on the stove top. It's especially convenient when you want to make a sauce or gravy after you've roasted your meat.
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I have only used this bean pot in the oven. I would not use it on the stove top, I am afraid it would break. Sorry I can't provide a better answer.