What is the oven temp limit for the pan? If the lid is used in the oven, what is the temp limit?
1777533
Since I don't own this pan anymore I would be hesitant to say. You could probably send an e-mail to AllClad and ask them. Give specific model #s so they don't confuse it with the 5-Ply skillet. Sorry
2017268
I have transferred this pan to the oven many times to finish a dish and it works great every time! You can use it in the oven up to 350 degrees. I love it!
1521739
As long as you aren't using a cover with a plastic knob, your good to go at any temperature. It's the covers with plastic knobs or handles that govern how high the temp can be in the oven. If using the pan, I wouldn't hesitate to have the oven at 450 degrees. If you have a cover with a plastic or acrylic knob, you can replace it with a metal one and have no worries about the oven temperature. Hope this helps.
1895124
I've only used mine in the oven to keep stuff warm. But ... silicone bakeware (like a loaf pan I use all the time) is suppose to be good up to at least 400 deg. if not more. Can't imagine that this one would be any different. Product description says 460 degrees.
1181472
I gave this as gift,but think from experience with similar baking pans I'd use 375F max.for not more than 1 hr.Stainless pans can take higher heat but require added cleanup time,technique.
1240578
Yes, it can. The pan is rated to at least 500 degrees in the oven. This cookware is very durable and multifunctional.
198553
I have not used it in the oven, but the information for Le Creuset cast iron cookware says it's safe to use in the oven. No max temp is given.
2239916
Most ovens only go to 500-550 degrees. That is a broiling temperature. Transfer your food to a broiler pan for that temp.
1070776
I never have but it's supposed to be okay. "Glass lids are oven safe to 350 degree F and polished Hand Anodized cookware is oven safe to 450 degree F". I've had my pan for over three years and use it a couple times a week. It has held up extremely well and looks almost brand new. I would definitely buy one again.
1194176
I have had my set for over a year and still love it. Yes you can use these pots in the oven, they withstand the high temp well and because they are so heavy hold up and heat evenly with less heat. I often have oven temps of 350 - 400 degrees, often recipes will call for reduction of 25 degrees. I don't let the lid heat past 350 degrees for any length of time, but I generally don't bake with lids on. Hope this helps!
264513
The oven temperature limit for this parchment paper is 450 degrees F. I have used at this temperature, but not for more than one hour.
789277
I don't know if there is a temp limit, I just know that no matter how low or high your heat or if you cook without oil or you spray it with oil or fry in oil the food still sticks... I wouldn't recommend buying this skillet to anyone.
2004708
I have used this pan at a temperature of 450 degrees. This is my favorite All-Clad piece (and I have many)! It can go from the oven to the table and look beautiful.
1893226
yes lids should be oven safe along with the cookware itself up to 500 degrees F. I have not personally used the lids in the oven but have been more than satisfied with the performance of this set. https://www.cuisinart.com/share/pdf/manuals/66-17.pdf Here is a link to the manual of this set which says nothing about not putting the lids in the oven. Hope this helps
567797
I do not see why you can't use it in the oven. It is porcelain and you are able to put the porcelain items in your oven! I just wouldn'twant to go to high a temp, maybe like 350-375. Good Luck.
394892
I have not used it in the oven yet, so I don't really know. I believe that it's advertised as oven safe up to 350. I use the pan almost everyday on the stove and it still looks like new. It cooks evenly and is a good quality.
1453165
Hey, Sharon...I haven't personally tested it out but, the TeChef website does state that the pan's handle is oven safe to 350 degrees. It's no doubt the handle that is the weakest link as the body of the pan withstands much greater temperatures. Hope this helps, Chris.