Can I use aluminum pans. That way I would not have to wait until the function is over or my dish is empty before leaving
234498
I did. I found one with a plastic cover. I reheated the hot pack about 3 hours after I placed it into carrier, and it kept my casserole warm. Worked perfectly.
234499
I am no scientist but I would guess you could use aluminum pans. The glass might hold heat better for a longer period of time but aluminum should be okay. I continue to use this set with great satisfaction--and people at every party ask about it so they can order it.
901938
You should be able to. They are 3 individual metal trays. But the top cover is plastic so I wouldn't put that in the oven! We made everything ahead of time in pots/pans & then transferred to the trays after.
1451003
As long as you have compressed air and the cooking oil in question do not react with aluminum. I would want to have a air dryer/ filter/ non oiled air source, would not recommend hooking this up to my shop air which has oil entrained in the air.
607149
Hi- The answer to your question is no. You can only use cast iron or pots and pans the Nuwave offers. No aluminum, because the Nuwave has to make a connection you know like a plus and minus. I ust cast iron pots and pans I like the way the cook. I hope this answers your question.
399066
Short answer: Yep.Longer answer: Yep. Just keep the heat on medium-low, and wait for the pan to heat up.
191537
You'll definitely scratch the pan. Anodized aluminum is harder than regular aluminum, but not as hard as steel. In general, you should treat it the same way as a non-stick pan (i.e. use rubber or plastic utensils when possible).
675663
Works fine on ours. Since pans are heavy duty aluminum it does take a little longer to heat up. DUH.
1497742
I imagine you could cook without the pans, like you could make pizzas and grilled cheese sandwiches. You just can't do mini muffins or anything like that. Check Goodwill for pans, I found a bunch there.
988025
Can not be placed directly in an the aluminum pan. You can put a small piece of wood or plastic in the pan and place the sensor on the wood/plastic piece.
890279
Looked this up: Aluminum pans will not work at all on induction cookptops. Aluminum is a non-ferrous metal and is not magnetic. Do not discount composite pans, however, there may be layers of aluminum and stainless steel sandwiched together. Again, try the magnet test. We tested, and this cookware fails the magnet test.
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I've used aluminum and tin. Both need to be hand washed and dryed. Glass doen't take as long to bake. I didn't like the strips. If the oven is the right temp I have not had any problems no matter what pan I use. I don't think you would have 2 use them on glass cause of the thickness of the dish and the lower temp. hope it helps.
783793
Yes you can! I have used my metal spatula and it's no problem. I love the stainless steel...it's so heavy...I LOVE IT!!! I use a knife as well and I have had my pan for over a year and there isn't any real deep marks for it....just very little. You will love the pan!!!
741089
pan bottom is thin stainless. food would probably burn. I use in oven only sorry.
1999162
Yes, you can use stainless utensils. Obviously, don't be crazy about it. These are beautiful pans to cook with. To maintain the fantastic even heating be particular about keeping them clean inside AND out.
2113003
Decided to try this after reading the question. Yes it can. However, you may want to cover the pan with aluminum foil if you don't like a messy cleanup. Tried it without the aluminum foil - they came out nice and crispy, however, since they had a coating, the coating stuck to the pan.
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I have not, but you might be successful if you stuff the unused half of the pan with aluminum foil, as the dough will certainly spread to the area of least resistance! Of course, you would need to halve the dough recipe...
412444
Initially, yes, you can. However over time (beyond 6 mo maybe?) you will need just a little oil, such as putting a little on a paper towel and wiping bottom of pan with it. I love these pans though!