Can you take your casserole directly out of the oven into the warmer
1101056
I did oven to carrier just the other day and it worked great, I was a little concerned but really didn't have any choice as I needed to be on my way. It worked beautifully. No damage to the carrier and the food was still hot when I got to the potluck. I got mine a couple years ago and have used it many times. I love it.
1101057
I believe I read somewhere that it was advisable to let it cool just a little. I put my dish in while it was nice and warm but not hot. It stayed warm for hours . I was pleased.
1101058
I don't know. Haven't used it yet, but I will say that if you are cooking at a 350 to 375 degree, I would have no hesitation putting it into the casserole carrier. I had a dish crack on me once just setting it on a cold counter. This would not happen with this carrier. Honestly. This is well made. I purchased 2 more for family that are at the age of taking dishes to gatherings. I can not comment on the separation of hot and cold.
327459
I baked a corn pudding in it and took it to the church. I didn't reheat it but I'm sure you could for I have used the same pan over again. It also has a nice cover. Actually I love these pans. I use them at home and in our rv. That's why I bought so many in the package available. They also wash up so easily. Now you may have to support it a bit if your casserole is heavy.
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.
191718
Liz: I haven 't used it that way, but my guess is no. I just wanted something that could move from the stovetop to the oven. Hope that helps a little.
96519
YES, you can take things out of the oven,no heat or steam flashes. You can drain things,such as noodles, with no steam burns . They are wonderful, I like them better than the original ones.
1764337
No you don't. I just keep mine in the oven and out of the way. It's large and quite heavy.
643368
you can pull hot item out of the oven with these. I use two for each side but make sure the holes are not lined up
841003
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.
1925898
The manual says you can. It says do not put mold into oven empty. It must have your food product in it or it will warp. The appropriate temp is-40F to +446 F (230C). Do not use on top of stove, near flame, grill, electric rings. Mold needs to be greased. Cooled completely before you try to remove
2130749
The rack is not attached to the door so it does not slide out when opening it (but can be pulled out by hand, or with a pot holder/utensil). However since the oven is so tall, I find I can reach right in and grab whatever I need without fear of burning my hands on the top heating element.
1942842
I've done this with no problems. The instructions state, "As soon as possible, & no more than two minutes after removing the Pyrex glassware from the oven, put the plastic lid directly on the hot dish. Immediately place dish in carrying case". I hope this helped.
2059514
Yes. But only buy it if you intend on not using the lid as it simply doesn't fit properly. It will hold up in the oven just fine, and does casseroles well covered in foil. Hope this helps.
1872495
It's really not good to keep this on the pan when putting it in the oven because it does get VERY hot. Experienced this first hand. Best to remove from the pan after putting it in the oven and then you can use it when taking it back out.
409658
No. I would not leave this thermometer in the oven during cooking. It was made for instant read.
174333
I haven't tried, but the description says you can: "Oven safe to 500F, Glass lid is not suitable for oven use"
2267362
I wouldn't. The lid handle is heat resistant but it's not clear how much heat it can take. I know that with high-heat frying the utensils quickly melt and I wouldn't take a chance heating the lid in the oven unless you replace the knob with something metal that can handle the oven temperatures.
1331890
No, you can't. The handle is only for lifting the top so you can remove the cooked food.