Can I use this Fox Run Brands ceramic bean pot in the oven?
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Yes, of course you can!!! Baked beans are literally BAKED at 250F for 6 hours. Of course since the pot is ceramic it will also go into the microwave ... BUT ... ONLY for warming. You cannot make/bake beans in a microwave. One you have baked them in the oven, then you can reheat them in a microwave. If you would like my 55-year old family recipe, I will be happy to send it to you if you can go through Amazon to contact me.
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Yes. My recipe is for Calico Beans, but my mom made traditional Baked Beans. With traditional beans, you need to soak them first. (Calico Beans use canned beans.). Then you add all the ingredients and you bake in the oven. My son had the same question. He thought the bean pot was just for serving, until I gave him more information about making beans.
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I wouldn't put this type of pot in the oven - and the lid is glass, definitely do NOT put that in the oven.
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Hello Kevin - I don't think this will be an issue, we use ours all the time in a regular convection oven. As long as you are not putting more than 500 deg.s F directly on to the pan it should work just fine. We have had ours for well over a year now and they look as good as new...just soak them overnight to loosen off any really tough baked-on residue then wash them in warm soapy water the next day, it all comes right off. We are converts to GraniteWare - no more "Bakers Secret" non-stick for us (the secret is - they suck!).
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Yes...I have a gas stove ..I have had my pot for quite some time and I am pleased with it...I am careful with the use of direct hot and cold on clay pot....
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you can because it is made out of reynolon. but you have to make sure it is completely covered, it is still plastic and it is not recommended going over 350 for melting purposes. me personally i have not used it at that high of a temp to cook. i wouldnt exactly use the words "oven-proof" it is plastic. temp is a big big part of it.
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Yes; the bottom of this lodge cast iron skillet is flat. However, ceramic top stoves do not tend to appreciate the use of cast iron cookware. Scratches are common so I would encourage only minimal browning of your items on a ceramic stove before placing the cast iron in the oven for complete baking.
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Yes,it works very well It is my stovetop "go-to pot."Great addition,but do not use in oven!
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I don't see why not. The temperature on the Nesco goes up to 425 and companies make porcelain roasting pans.
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I don't see why not. I haven't needed to do this but it would work just fine, just make sure it is oiled, as the lid is constantly getting all the steam from cooking and doesn't have much of the oil left from when you originally seasoned the pot. Would be great to use for hot cakes or tortillas. Might have a little trouble with bacon grease running off the sides though, cause a fire, if you try this this try it outside first so you don't burn the house down:)
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I have never tried it, but I definitely would not hesitate. The porcelain liner should definitely be able to withstand the oven heat. Good Luck
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I wouldn't as it is not cast iron, ceramic or stainless. It is a coated aluminum. That said, I looked at the site, which I am putting a link to below. I did not read that could not, however I read nowhere that you could either. http://www.hamiltonbeach.com/large-slow-cookers-6-quart-programmable-stovetop-slow-cooker-33567t.html#features
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Yes, you can use it in your oven, but you should pot it on the lowest level of heat in your oven. For example, my oven has 9 levels of heat, and I use level 2 when I cook in tagine.
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Not really. Just remember to reduce cooking time by about 20% for regular oven times. Great to have the option to use as MW or convection oven - or both!
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We use ours in the microwave only, but considering that pottery of this type is baked in a kiln, I'd assume it should be oven save.
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No, direct heat generally breaks ceramic. Only use ceramic cookware that specifically indicates that it's safe to use on the stovetop. I image that this is probably safe to use inside the oven, though I haven't tried it myself.
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The Calphalon site says yes, they can go in the oven and that they're safe to 500F/260C; but that they can NOT go in the freezer. I have this stock pot, and I love it! In the winter I use it about 3-4 times a week. (what can I say- it's cold in the Midwest, and I love to make soups and stews!) I hope this helped info helped you. Here's the link to Calphalon's site: http://store.calphalon.com/calphalon-tri-ply-stainless-steel-8-qt-stockpot/299017I really wish Amazon would post more info about their products- it would make it so much easier to make a purchase!
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I have used this pot on electrical stove and gas stove. I don't think it is problem on ceramic stove as long as you use it on low heat. You should use it as a slow cooker.