ovenable
Safe when heated
Ovenable describes cookware or food packaging designed to withstand oven temperatures without melting, warping, or releasing harmful chemicals: Make sure the container is ovenable before you put it in to bake.
The term appears most often on product labels and in cooking instructions.
Also spelled oven-able.
Pans for oven use
- ramekinsSmall individual baking dishes
- springformPan with unlatching sides
- roasterDeep lidded cooking pan
Slow-cooked oven dish
- lasagnaBaked layered pasta dish
- gratinBaked dish, browned crust
- roastDry-heat cooking method
- quicheCustard pie, often cheesy
souffle · enchiladas · meatloaf · tagine · moussaka · potpie · frittata · cobbler
Suitable for radiation reheating
- dishwasher-safeTolerates automated cleaning cycles
- reheatableCan be warmed again
- nonstickResists food adhesion
- meal-prepPreparing food in advance
make-ahead · leftovers · portion-control · single-serving · stackable · lidded · versatile
Fired clay material
- stonewareDense ceramic fired hot
- porcelainTranslucent fired clay
- cast-ironHard molded alloy
- enamelwareMetal coated with glassy finish
silicone · earthenware · terracotta · glazed · vitrified · heat-resistant · non-reactive · refractory
bakeware
Pans for oven use
- ramekinsSmall individual baking dishes
- springformPan with unlatching sides
- roasterDeep lidded cooking pan
casserole
Slow-cooked oven dish
quiche · souffle · enchiladas · meatloaf · tagine · moussaka · potpie · frittata · cobbler · crumble
microwave-safe
Suitable for radiation reheating
- dishwasher-safeTolerates automated cleaning cycles
- reheatableCan be warmed again
- nonstickResists food adhesion
meal-prep · make-ahead · leftovers · portion-control · single-serving · stackable · lidded · versatile
ceramic
Fired clay material
enamelware · silicone · earthenware · terracotta · glazed · vitrified · heat-resistant · non-reactive · refractory
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