Can it go in the oven with the lid?
1444031
Yes. I use one of my pans to make a casserole that cooks at 425 for an hour...no problems. Just never put in dishwasher.
1444032
I believe so - but I have not tried it personally -- a great product. - still beans new pots and pans after 22 yrs.
2039088
The lid is plastic and should not be put in the oven. Also the pan and lid do not have a non stick coating. Pan is a great size and perfect for large casseroles etc.
1240578
Yes, it can. The pan is rated to at least 500 degrees in the oven. This cookware is very durable and multifunctional.
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.
675723
Ya you can put it but Try not to put the lid in oven. As it is not oven save. One more caution when putting in the oven the pyrex dish should be at room temp. Not from the freezer directly. As glass can get cracked by extreme of temp.
1481893
Yes. I put mine in the oven all the time. All the parts are metal and I've never had an issue.
965962
No, do not place the lids in the oven. Use aluminum foil if you need to cover something. Lids are fine in the microwave.
471293
Yes you can use the lid in the oven. It says it is over and broiler safe. The handles as well as the pans, (top and bottom) will become very hot. Cookware can be used at any temperature up to 500' or under the broiler. Very nice cookware. Hope you will enjoy as much as I have.
1194176
I have had my set for over a year and still love it. Yes you can use these pots in the oven, they withstand the high temp well and because they are so heavy hold up and heat evenly with less heat. I often have oven temps of 350 - 400 degrees, often recipes will call for reduction of 25 degrees. I don't let the lid heat past 350 degrees for any length of time, but I generally don't bake with lids on. Hope this helps!
1485646
Yes the lid is oven safe and I am happy . And you do not need to use foil. And if I needed another pan I would get the same one over and over I bought 3 and I do enjoy .and if we are barqueting I will use it outside to put my carne asana ,chicken hot dogs, ect and it says warm I hope I could answer your questions
173698
The stoneware body will work in the oven but the glass lid has a plastic handle. No guarantees on what temp or how many exposures to high heat would melt or disfigure the lid.
878792
Sorry, have not used this pot inside the oven. Just stovetop. Had to change the lid because water sips inside the metal edge on washing and hard to get to.
1027157
Yes. The lid is the same material as the pan. (Can even use the lid as a cookie sheet.). It fits snugly, easy to take off and on.
612699
I wouldn't put this type of pot in the oven - and the lid is glass, definitely do NOT put that in the oven.
2200546
No, you should never place the lid in the oven. The lid has a small, plastic window for viewing the silica bead color. When the color fades, it is time to recharge. The window o the lid will melt in the oven. The only thing that really needs to go in the oven are the beads. Putting the canister in is for the convenience of not having to pour them out and put them back. To speed recharging, you can pour them on a foil lined cookie sheet. Just be prepared to try and get them all back in the container.
2127161
I doubt it. But I could be wrong. It does have a smell that could come off in the oven. Sorry for indecisive reply.
901936
I don't see why you couldn't use the compartment to bake in the oven, since it's a metal container. However, it does have a plastic lid so you would have to use foil to cover.