Can you broil with this pan?
2038294
Instructions for a similar Cuisinart cake pan say oven safe to 450 and NOT to use under a broiler.
2038295
Because this is a cake pan and most cakes are baked at about 350 degrees, I don't think broiling in it would be advisable to maintain the coating.
2106949
I use mine for baking all he time, therefore I surmise broiling would be okay. I use my grab-its Every day !!! Love them !!!
617619
You can! I've had it up to 500 degrees + and extended broiling right under the broiler - pork belly. :) Absolutely no issues or discoloring whatsoever. Hope this helps!
356751
Probably! I have never done it, but it roasts pretty well & broils well, so i imagine you could certainly bake muffins! It's a great product - well made & dependable. The only tiny drawback is that once you start the timer, you cannot turn it off...
1954430
Yes. I love this pan, use it most days; some features I did not know until I used it
731274
I've used ours for broiling 3 times now, for short periods, approx. 10 minutes, without any problem. The pans have been into the broiler for finishing/crisping of the dish. I have not used it in a broiler for very long periods. Because of the upward bend of the handle, though, you may not be able to put your oven rack in the highest position. Also, remove the little silicone logo plug that is in the handle. It serves no purpose, and pops right out. Obviously, you'll want to have a well-insulated oven mitt handy before touching that super-hot handle. Note: There appears to be a shiny baked-on clear finish coat applied to the handles of this cookware, and I have no idea how that coating would hold up to long sessions in a broiler. Obviously that high-temperaure clear coating is safe for a hot oven, but not sure about broiling for longer periods. Good luck. These are great pans!
855817
I don't have a broiler, but I have cranked up the oven temp. Sometimes the pan will bend up a little bit (because it's so much colder than the oven), but it always returns to its normal shape.
862943
Yes. You can broil, bake, or toast. For bake, there a temperature setting dial. The broil setting is at the upper (hot) end of the temperature dial. For the bake, broil, or toast time, you turn the timer setting to the number of minutes that you want. For toast, there are light, medium, or dark pictures of a slice of bread. These are basically just shorter amounts of time than the ten-minute setting. The toast settings are pretty accurate. I use the dark setting for rye bread, and medium setting for most other kinds of bread. I have had this toaster oven for several months. It is great. It has a very nice handle that stays cool and is sturdy. (Our last Hamilton Beach toaster still works, but the handle, that was only held on by 1 screw, broke.)
487082
No. It's a microwave/convection oven. There is no broil or other setting where you could make toast.
1042180
Amazingly yes. This is a very heavy pan. I haven't had anything stick yet. This info may help you a little more; the broiling rack sitsapprox 2" down into the pan, so when you are broiling a steak, the grease will NOT splatter all over your oven. Very easy clean up, andyes it will last a long time, as long as you take care of it. Hope this helps.............
854130
I purchased this as a gift, but from what I've seen of the product in use, I would say it would hold a single layer cake pan, but probably not two at the same time.If you use pyrex in your broiler in your regular ove, then it should be fine in this oven. If not, then you could probably still use it in bake mode without issue.
111002
I don't have enough info to answer your question. I think it depends on what's in the non-stick coating that Calphalon uses. In general, non-stick pans are not intended for high-heat cooking, so I would definitely not try to finish something under the broiler, for example. Keeping something warm in a low oven would probably work, though.
1098355
Yes, but not a gas oven where the broiler is in a bottom drawer. It would work fine in a electric oven where broiling is done in the same compartment as baking.
1771229
Hmm. I know you can use it on all different stove tops and in the broiler but not a certain maximum high temperature. Because you want to heat the pan up rather slowly before cooking I personally never have to use a really high temperature when cooking.
714521
Yes. This is a wonderful pan. We've used it several times already and it's great.
604298
I'm pretty sure you can, but there is really no need to nothing ever sticks to the pan. If something does stick it comes of very easily anyway!
866688
Once it is REALLY well broken in you can use it for anything. I used it for bacon about 3 times and I'm confident you can roast veggies with it. Broiling I'm not sure.