cookware and utensils

Since we've talked a lot about cast iron here, anyone wanna see my cast iron pans???
Here they are: http://myworksh0p.blogspot.com/2006/...cast-iron.html

Showing off...showing off.... :oops:

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Originally Posted by RedPepper

Since we've talked a lot about cast iron here, anyone wanna see my cast iron pans???
Here they are: http://myworksh0p.blogspot.com/2006/...cast-iron.html

Showing off...showing off.... :oops:

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If you got it, flaunt it, buddy!

Those pans and skillets look super cooooooool! :D

thanks 4 those links kavikuil they were very useful.

Is Corning Cookware oven safe? I have two beautiful sets of these...and now that I'm discovering the joys of baking, I was wondering whether I can use them in the oven.

Anyone...?

Shoba

Shoba,

Yes, corning cookware are oven safe. I always use them in the oven.

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Originally Posted by sujathakannan

Shoba,

Yes, corning cookware are oven safe. I always use them in the oven.

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Sujatha,

Mine is the type with pretty floral designs with glass lids. They look too pretty to withstand oven temperatures!

So you're saying I can go ahead, huh?

Shoba

Shobha, I have a french white corningware set that I use in the oven. (http://slimages.macys.com/is/image/M...t=jpeg&qlt=100) The box that my set came in said it can go in oven, microwave, freezer, dishwasher etc. If you have the box, please check it.
I have another french white corningware set (tableware) that includes plates, bowls, cups etc. these are not oven safe.

I am afraid if you can use the one you describe in the oven. Maybe check their website for your product & look for the details?
http://corningware.com/products/default.asp

hi redpepper,

these sets look so nice.r these corningware safe for stovetop use too?i feel bad when small amounts of leftover dal etc have to be heated in the oven.

rain

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Originally Posted by rain

hi redpepper,

these sets look so nice.r these corningware safe for stovetop use too?i feel bad when small amounts of leftover dal etc have to be heated in the oven.

rain

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No. The set I have is not safe on stovetops. But I do use them on the broiler just a couple of minutes to brown something. Corningware had stovetop safe dishes once upon a time. I think they have stopped making these because it cannot be seen anywhere in the shops(You can find it in Ebay). Most models that are available at the shops nowadays are not good on stovetops.

that's a pity.still i'll take a peek on ebay.thanks redpepper!

rain