Are these cast iron grill plates for use in an oven?
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".
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.
782743
Not entirely sure. They stand up to the heat of the pan, so they should do okay in the oven. But in the same way, you should not put nonstick pans under the broiler, you maybe should not use these under the broiler as well.
1240661
I don't think you can cook in them or put them in an oven. I was even afraid to put them in the dish washer as I use hot water cycle but they survived that. These are more of serveware than cookware!
1399801
Most definitely! The thickness of this stainless steel makes it very durable. I have used them for camping, cooking, and short term storage in the refrigerator. The plate can also be taken out of the refrigerator and placed directly in an oven to heat food.
2267893
They are nice gloves and would handle the heat without any problem. I routinely preheat cast iron grill pans to 500 deg. F and move them in and out of the oven without any problem. If you are reaching way over the grill, you would be better off with the long cuff version. These are flame resistant but they are not "fire proof" so I would advise against sticking your hands into a roaring fire. If your application is really nasty, you may to look for aluminized thermonol gloves like are worn in steel mills and glass factories for protection against molten glass / metal splash. Short of that, these are a nice and comfortable kitchen / BBQ solution. They are nice gloves and would handle the heat without any problem. I routinely preheat cast iron grill pans to 500 deg. F and move them in and out of the oven without any problem. If you are reaching way over the grill, you would be better off with the long cuff version. These are flame resistant but they are not "fire proof" so I would advise against sticking your hands into a roaring fire. If your application is really nasty, you may to look for aluminized thermonol gloves like are worn in steel mills and glass factories for protection against molten glass / metal splash. Short... » Read More They are nice gloves and would handle the heat without any problem. I routinely preheat cast iron grill pans to 500 deg. F and move them in and out of the oven without any problem. If you are reaching way over the grill, you would be better off with the long cuff version. These are flame resistant but they are not "fire proof" so I would advise against sticking your hands into a roaring fire. If your application is really nasty, you may to look for aluminized thermonol gloves like are worn in steel mills and glass factories for protection against molten glass / metal splash. Short of that, these are a nice and comfortable kitchen / BBQ solution. « Show Less
1445557
I would not as the gas grill would be too hot. These pans are oven safe to 350 degrees.
2003929
I have not used them in the oven. Even though the cookware is sturdy they could possibly with stand the heat of the oven just like any other aluminum cookware would.
1695971
They are oven safe. I don't think id use it in that manner though. In a pinch it might do I guess.
597985
Sure! I use them in the regular oven all the time. A toaster oven wouldn't be a problem for these dishes! You'll love them!
2038994
Yes, remove the cast iron pan from its wooden base and it's just like a cast iron skillet. Fine in the oven as well or over a camp fire.
136510
You cannot use then in an oven. They have plastic domes and I am rather certain that they will melt.
1829913
I don't see why not. They withstand temps over 600F. I know that I can hold something right out of the oven for a long period of time.
2017269
That is a great question. I have not used it in the oven, as yet, and I have a brother who has two of them and he has not used them in the oven either. I think they are supposed to be oven safe to a certain temperature and beyond that, the plastic handle can melt. I usually use iron skillets and glass casserole dishes in the oven.
1583950
I believe since they are for a stove top, that they would not be suitable in the oven. The plastic handles would most likely melt.
1819003
Yes. I haven't tested them in an oven hotter than 350 but I think they can withstand up 400 degrees. I don't recall seeing that info in the box.
2067264
Unless the manufacturer has changed the glass in the last year or 2, the answer is no. Mine are clearly stamped on the bottoms, "Not for use in oven" .
735116
I've not used mine in a toaster oven, but I can tell you that I've used them on the gas grill al high temperatures and in my kitchen stove oven with NO problems. I love these plates! Having used them a lot, they still look like new. Just treat them like you would any cast iron pan.