can you deglaze this type of pan?
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This pan is excellent for carmelized onions. They brown but don't burn. Then you may add liquid and suspend the remains of the onions.
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I haven't needed to because nothing sticks to these that won't wash off withNormal washing.
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If by "deglaze" you mean wear the coating off, these have one of the most durable finishes available. After 3 years of using other Circulon pan, you would not know that had ever been used.
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No, it's some sort of treatment called anodized aluminium. It works great, better than teflon, but still needs to be treated with care. I LOVE these pans.
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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 tried it myself but i hear you can but must make sure reg polish is completely dry first.
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You can, but first spray the interior with a cooking spray. They get VERY HOT when baking, so use care when handling. They will also get a bit darker but that will not effect their performance. All that said, there are better tools for baking a round shape like this, like a ramekin, for example.
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You might be able to, but I have never tried. They just "feel" more like platters than baking pans. You could possibly use them to warm things in the oven or toaster oven I suppose. We love them - perfect for sending foods out to the grill and back on a separate platter, then putting them in the dishwasher.
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One can should do it. Use a half quart first to obtain one thin coat on the inside. Let it dry and then give it a second coat with the rest.
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I don't have those but I would think that would damage the pan. Also, I have a gas range so I'm no help. Sorry.
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The one I bought on Amazon is unglazed. I was given another for Christmas this year that is glazed on the bottom half. The glazed one s easier to clean, but I really liked the old one I had used for 35 years because of the the patina it had developed- like an old cast iron skillet. Unfortunately it was broken in our last move. I only cook beef, chicken and pork in mine. They used to make one for fish only.
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Yes. There is an encapsulated aluminum disk on the bottom of these pans. Check out the pictures I posted. They may have a view that will help you see this better.
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I am not certain about baking it, but it should be fine with acrylic paint.
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Yes but use lower temperatures. Seems the higher induction burners are not good for the new pan coatings. Mild soap and no abrasive (scotchbright) Scrubbers. After two years mine looks brand new.
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Assuming you have a round perforated pan...I'd guess that would be your only option. Good luck...let us know how it turns out. Hope I was able to help.
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The entire lid and exterior are unglazed but the bottom interior is glazed. I do not have any unglazed loaf pans.
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I would think so, with the right type of mold. You would want a mold that's non-stick probably. Trial & error will be the only way to know. This resin does dry hard & clear.
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I have not used this pan for this purpose. Perhaps the pan will warp. Why don't you just try it and find out.
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I have never done that, I just use mine for making candy. But I don't see why not, there are alot of different silicone pans ;-)