I was going to use mine too. Mine a Rival, has a stoneware insert. It says it can go in the oven, but does not mention temps. The lid can not go in, but I thought I could use heavy foil. I think I'll check their site first for temp info. I found this on the crock pot website. It says that all Crock-Pot slow cooker removable crockery may be used safely in the oven with temperatures up to 400°F without the lid.
Stoneware is named for its resemblance to the qualities of stone. It is high-fired at temperatures over 2200 degrees F, and is hard, strong, impervious to liquids, and possesses strength and durability unmatched by other ceramics. Stoneware glazes integrate with the clay to form a scratch resistant surface.
Because of the qualities I mentioned above any stoneware is oven save. However, you should not use it in a preheated oven but rather place it in the cold oven and let it heat gradually as thermal shock can cause cracks. Also, avoid using on stove top.
Yes. It is safe to use your stoneware cup or mug in a microwave. First, the glaze is food safe, because it really is glass, and doesn't react to food or beverages. Second, stoneware pottery is fired to 2340 f degrees. It can handle the microwave.
Be sure it is stoneware and made in the U.S.
Yes, that is what it is meant for. I would first make sure it isn't cracked because the oven would crack it more.
A Crock Pot is 100% safe in an oven. It might explode but it will cook ur food to a perfect brurn. Yummy!
yes it can but it cannot go in the microwave
Have you tried?
Yes they are.
Yes. Just do not place your stone and frozen foods directly into a heated oven afterwards...this is considered thermal shock and can crack the stone. I sell the stuff and am positive that you can freeze them, microwave them, and use them in the oven. Now, if you put (for example) frozen chicken breasts on it and then put the whole thing in the freezer and then later on, put the entire pan into an UNheated oven and let it heat up together, they will be perfect...no need to worry.
Before using your Stoneware for the first time, follow these simple steps.• Rinse the Stoneware in warm water, then towel dry.• Season the Stoneware by baking a high-fat food, such as chilled, fresh croissant dough or biscuits on itssurface. Afterwards, greasing is usually unnecessary. If food does stick slightly, you may lightly applyvegetable oil to the surface for the next few uses.General Guidelines for Proper Use of Stoneware• Avoid extreme temperature changes.• Always allow Stoneware to cool to room temperature prior to adding liquid or cleaning.• Never place thick, dense frozen foods, such as chicken breasts, fish fillets, pork or lamb chops, on a bakingstone. Thaw dense foods completely before baking.• Match the size and/or amount of food to be baked to the size of the Stoneware piece. Food should covertwo-thirds of the baking stone's surface.• Frozen precooked foods, such as pizzas, fish sticks or chicken nuggets, are fine for Stoneware. Justremember to evenly distribute the food on the surface of the baking stone.• Always preheat the oven before baking. Do not preheat empty Stoneware in the oven.• Stoneware is freezer-safe. However, do not transfer any Stoneware piece directly from the freezer to theoven. Allow foods frozen in the Stoneware to thaw completely in the refrigerator before placing them in theoven to bake.• Use the same baking times and temperatures with Stoneware as you would with other bakeware. The onlyexception is if food requires a baking time less than 12 minutes, additional time may be needed.• Stoneware is microwave-safe.• When using Stoneware in a convection oven, remember to reduce the oven temperature and baking timeby the amount specified in the oven's use and care manual.• Stoneware should not touch the sides of the oven or oven door when closed.• Hot Stoneware can cause burns if handled improperly. Always use a heat-resistant oven mitt or pad whenhandling hot Stoneware or placing it on surfaces.• Do not use Stoneware under broiler or on direct heat source.• Stoneware can't be used with direct heat sources, such as hob-top burners, open flames or oven grilles.• Always allow stoneware to cool completely before placing it under water.• Never pour water, other liquids or add food directly into or onto a hot baking stone, i.e. do not add uncookedpotatoes or carrots to a hot roast while cooking.Cleaning Your Stoneware• Always allow Stoneware to cool completely prior to cleaning.• Scrape off any excess food using the Nylon Pan Scraper (included with each baking stone) or kitchenbrush.• If necessary, soak in clear, hot water to loosen baked-on foods, then rinse and dry thoroughly.• Stoneware should not be washed in a dishwasher.Handling and Storing Stoneware• Avoid dropping Stoneware or knocking it against a hard surface.• Stoneware may scratch surfaces if moved or dragged. To protect surfaces, use protective barrier betweenStoneware and surface.• Stoneware can break if bumped or dropped. If this occurs, use caution as broken pieces can be sharp andcould cause injury.• Don't stack Stoneware pieces or place other heavy utensils, such as bowls or cookware, on top of them.• If you store your Stoneware on a rack in the oven, remove all the pieces before turning on the oven.• Protect surfaces under stoneware by placing a protective barrier between Stoneware and surface.• Do not use chipped or damaged Stoneware.
cold water donot put ice on it
Just like you do when you warm yourself.. But DO NOT put it in microwave or Oven
I was going to use mine too. Mine a Rival, has a stoneware insert. It says it can go in the oven, but does not mention temps. The lid can not go in, but I thought I could use heavy foil. I think I'll check their site first for temp info. I found this on the crock pot website. It says that all Crock-Pot slow cooker removable crockery may be used safely in the oven with temperatures up to 400°F without the lid.
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No, a towel or blanket will do.
Put cold beetroot in a blender,mix it with cold stock(Been in fridge)Put it in the oven, take it out,put it in fridge for the night. Next morning: Take it out of the fridge, Get a spoon... There ya have it,Cold beet soup:P
Not a good idea, it has a good chance of cracking or even exploding .
If you are baking stuffing from scratch, you would bake it at 350 degrees, for about 45 minutes or until golden.
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