can I use grill planks in the oven?
257634
You could...However, your house will fill with smoke and smell of smoking cedar. Not a good idea. In case sarcasm is lost on some, NO do not use in the oven
257635
yes, my wife and i occasionally use them that way. not as good as on the grill, however.
257636
You can, but I would not. In an oven, they will just dry out unless they ignite. I think the smoke/cedar odor would stay in your kitchen long after you used them. They work best in an outside grill over an open flame with a lot of ventilation.
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.
663553
I guess you could but not really sure. They are just little wax blocks so I suppose you could melt them in the oven and the end result would be the same but I've never done it that way.
917521
Yes you can it comes with instructions on the proper settings to grill these foods.
2101842
I have never used mine in the oven but I'm guessing that you could; however I don't know what would be considered a safe temp.
1072006
Thanks everyone for helping me asnwer this question, I've been away for quite a while....It can be used to cook most anything on, but like BevD said it might not be optimum. I am assuming that you want to try and broil, burgers in your oven, where it would best in that fashion just like if your were to briol a roast. If you are placing this broiler pan on a grill it's ability to cook them will be subjective. I use these pans in conjuction with my smoker to improve it's performance and do not use it when I grill food on my smoker (my smoker is convertable to a charcoal/wood grill).These pans are very nice and are very suited to their origional design which is broiling in the oven. Thanks everyone for helping me asnwer this question, I've been away for quite a while....It can be used to cook most anything on, but like BevD said it might not be optimum. I am assuming that you want to try and broil, burgers in your oven, where it would best in that fashion just like if your were to briol a roast. If you are placing this broiler pan on a grill it's ability to cook them will be subjective. I use these pans in conjuction with my smoker to improve it's performance and do not use it when I grill food on my smoker (my smoker is convertable to a charcoal/wood... » Read More Thanks everyone for helping me asnwer this question, I've been away for quite a while....It can be used to cook most anything on, but like BevD said it might not be optimum. I am assuming that you want to try and broil, burgers in your oven, where it would best in that fashion just like if your were to briol a roast. If you are placing this broiler pan on a grill it's ability to cook them will be subjective. I use these pans in conjuction with my smoker to improve it's performance and do not use it when I grill food on my smoker (my smoker is convertable to a charcoal/wood grill).These pans are very nice and are very suited to their origional design which is broiling in the oven. « Show Less
1388143
I suggest not to. The planks are intended for use outside in a charcoal or wood grill. The plank can catch fire if the heat is too high, so I suggest cooking with them outside on a grill. I've never used them inside the house. hope this response helps!
1616710
No. I have several brands of silicone baking mats besides this one, and the directions always say that they can't be used under broiler, on grill, on stovetop, or directly on oven bottom.
1019938
I have not tried it in the oven. May need to ask manufacturer. The wood that you put into the pan must burn and I believe the direct heat may do this better than in the oven. It should not hurt anything. If the wood doesn't burn up, you won't have as much smoke flavor.
1210341
I'm sorry I am not sure if they can be placed in the oven. I bought them to make homemade cough drops...my ingredients were cooked to 300* and then poured into the ice trays...if that helps.
1670037
I suppose you could use them in an oven BUT they were made to be used on top of the stove placed over the burners. Some are made long and wide enough to be placed over two burners on one side of the top of the stove. They cook like a regular pan but will leave "grill " marks on your food as if it had been prepared on a regular grill. Hope this answers your question. For more information you can always "Google".
643367
Yes you can pull things out of the oven or off of the grill. Just don't put your fingers on the hole they have punched in the pot holder.
1670038
Across your burners. It won't "grill" with indirect heat inside the oven. But cast iron is cast iron. You can put it wherever you want and it will do fine. They're basically indestructible unless you let them rust by not keeping it oiled.
1530216
Yes you can Oven Bake them. I have made Swiss Steak in them. Hope this helps. Gene
1283330
Very easy. Just make sure you pre-treat the grill inside and out with the Cooking spray. I use oven cleaner on the grates and then coat them with a cooking spray before each use.
254304
I have not used the Grillstone for oven racks. I've only used it on the grill. As you use the stone, it wears away and the debris (like sand) falls to the bottom of the grill. That is not a problem with a grill, but you might not like the mess at the bottom of your oven.
1819529
I use the oven. I'm sure you can use a lower temperature, but I just throw the metal plates in a 350 degree oven for about 5-10 minutes. Whatever is convenient. You could probably throw them on the grill, but the oven is cleaner in m y opinion.