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MichelleDT (
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Wed, Jan 11, 12 at 12:16
| Ok - now this is probably going to be the silliest question ever...but....the broiler on the CC (or BS) is something I have never had (have a 5 year old GE Monogram Pro now)....can I use my All-Clad d5's under that broiler or does it require different pans? Please don't laugh!
Thanks,
M |
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RE: Broiler on CC - Pans
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| I've used my all clad copper core with no issues, but don't know an official answer on that. BTW, one trick I have used with the CC broiler to get around the rack position issue if to put the rack on the second position and then put a jelly roll pan upside down on the rack. This provides about an inch of elevation closer to the broiler for browning. |
RE: Broiler on CC - Pans
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| Yes, anything that can handle stove-top heat will be O.K. under the broiler. Avoid glass oven-ware it will not be O.K. because of the intense heat, likewise plastics (including handles on metal pans) and aluminum foil and silicone baking pans. |
RE: Broiler on CC - Pans
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| Technically you should avoid teflon coated pans as well since temps above 500 degrees start to cause it to break down. -Stooxie |
RE: Broiler on CC - Pans
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| I have used my glass corningware for years under the infrared broiler, I also love using the cast iron skillet too. Nice trick CT Rob, I too have found the second rack is too far away and the top is worthless... |
RE: Broiler on CC - Pans
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| Here's an official answer from All Clad (confirming the consensus here): 6. Is All-Clad oven-safe?
Yes. All five of the All-Clad collections are oven and broiler safe. Nonstick items are not broiler safe, but can be put in the oven up to 500 F. |
RE: Broiler on CC - Pans
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RE: Broiler on CC - Pans
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| CT-Rob, Emilner -- I pointed out this racks-positioning problem to the Capital engineer today. He said he'd look into the idea of adding additional slides to the stack. I think the racks need reengineering though. He's also looking into some way to provide an internal thermometer for reading. I mention this for interest sake -- I'm not suggesting you hold your breath waiting for the fix though! However, I would say that if you want to convey your well-thought-out ideas, I have no doubt they would be welcome. Please contact me offline if you need help finding the target for your great ideas and observations. |
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