using pans: does anyone have any instructions on using these pans?
1949116
Go their website and look at the FAQ section. I got batter capacities and baking info there.
948850
Use them however works best to clean your cast iron, depending in the size/shape of the cast iron being cleaned. I recommend not using when the pan is still extremely hot.
764839
You use these in place of a metal pan. I grease them VERY lightly and use a baking sheet under them. The paper ones work great and are very handy when baking more than one at a time.
2045815
I haven't had that YET! But I love these pans. They are easy to clean and can be put in the dishwasher. I prefer these over nonstick.
1654338
Have not used this pan yet, so cannot say. Maybe try googling the question? One thought might be to set pan (briefly) in shallow hot water prior to inverting on plate.....
721150
Oh..forgot to mention.. Never pre heat this pan on high..As with all non stick...It will destroy them.. Read the directions and save the warranty card !
764837
I used them as the pan. They worked out fine as it baked evenly. I did put them on a baking sheet just in case it fell over during baking.
1631071
I always use a cooking spray before using the pans. But I would do this with any pan, just a habit. There is some sticking, but if you scrap the bottom while cooking makes for a good gravy. Or if you do not desire to scrap the pan like for example in the case of cooking eggs, simply put water in the pan after you finish cooking and let it sit for a few minutes, they clean right up.
2239296
I have several orgreenic pans. The instruction I have received with the products were to season them with some oil and heat in the oven. I am not sure you have to do this but it has worked great for me. I use them every day and love them; especially the clean up.
1855446
I usually put a little bit of olive or coconut oil in the pan depending on the temp that it needs to get to and I have yet to burn anything. I also was a little aprehensive when I first used them, but just season the pan and you are good to go. Being that these pots and pans are encapsulated with aluminium they will heat up much faster than my non-stick pans. I just like the fact that one can go from stove to oven with them.
508869
I don't know, as I gave this pan to someone for Christmas and have no idea what the instructions were. Sorry.
1754817
Did you try greasing the pan? I brushed a little oil into each cup before adding the batter and they came out perfect. I wonder if the stoneware needs to be seasoned... Kind of like cast iron?
34918
They say you can use metal with these pans but I wouldn't. Occasionally we have inadvertently used metal (or our older children have used metal) and nothing has happened. In my experience the only pans that stand up to constant metal use is stainless steel. These pans are great so far. I'm not familiar with the infinite ones. We bought ours several months ago and they have worked very well. You can also wash these in the dishwasher but again, I wouldn't. Occasionally we don't have time to clean by hand so we put them in the dishwasher for a quick cleaning (e.g. right before going on vacation), but generally we clean them by hand. They say you can use metal with these pans but I wouldn't. Occasionally we have inadvertently used metal (or our older children have used metal) and nothing has happened. In my experience the only pans that stand up to constant metal use is stainless steel. These pans are great so far. I'm not familiar with the infinite ones. We bought ours several months ago and they have worked very well. You can also wash these in the dishwasher but again, I wouldn't. Occasionally we don't have time to clean by hand so we put them in the dishwasher for a quick cleaning (e.g. right... » Read More They say you can use metal with these pans but I wouldn't. Occasionally we have inadvertently used metal (or our older children have used metal) and nothing has happened. In my experience the only pans that stand up to constant metal use is stainless steel. These pans are great so far. I'm not familiar with the infinite ones. We bought ours several months ago and they have worked very well. You can also wash these in the dishwasher but again, I wouldn't. Occasionally we don't have time to clean by hand so we put them in the dishwasher for a quick cleaning (e.g. right before going on vacation), but generally we clean them by hand. « Show Less
378670
You just push up from the bottom of the pan let them rest until cool. If I found out I have not sprayed it enough and a little stuck. Just used a regular kitchen knife it slide under and loosen. Have made tons with these pans and no problems!!
1239209
how do I prepare the grids for cooking? I got a pair and they look GREAT, just wonder if they need to be seasoned???
1938270
Same problem. I sprayed mine also and they still came out messed up. I won't use it nowl. I bought a nice metal pan and have no problems with it.
158054
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