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LiberalFighter Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Feb-14-09 10:16 PM
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50. You now have a recipe to share with your "favorite" people.
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  -So, I guess you can't put a pyrex baking dish under the broiler. Fridays Child  Feb-14-09 09:39 PM   #0 
  - good grief what a mess.... eom  Divine Discontent   Feb-14-09 09:41 PM   #1 
  - Wow. I never knew that. I thought those Pyrex dishes were  babylonsister   Feb-14-09 09:41 PM   #2 
  - babylon sister's hearts are out of control!  Liberal_in_LA   Feb-14-09 09:43 PM   #6 
  - I saw that! She must be a groovy chick and popular as all get out!  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 10:27 PM   #64 
     - Check her out now. She's got two rows worth! wow.  Liberal_in_LA   Feb-15-09 08:27 PM   #91 
  - Yep. Me, too.  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 09:44 PM   #10 
  - Filet Mignon? We are in a recession!  Liberal_in_LA   Feb-14-09 09:50 PM   #22 
  - I prefer a rib eye but filet was on sale.  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 10:02 PM   #35 
  - You now have a recipe to share with your "favorite" people.  LiberalFighter   Feb-14-09 10:16 PM   #50 
  - Pyrex Panic: Shrapnel in the Kitchen  csziggy   Feb-15-09 09:32 PM   #92 
  - Pyrex comes with instructions that tell you not to use them  Warpy   Feb-14-09 10:05 PM   #40 
  - Come'on fess up, sister...  CLANG   Feb-14-09 10:15 PM   #48 
  - Opps, never knew that but thanks for the info... Best of luck. n/t  LakeSamish706   Feb-14-09 09:41 PM   #3 
  - nor can it go on a hot burner  grasswire   Feb-14-09 09:42 PM   #4 
  - i accidently put my cornbread on a burner still hot. nope, cant put it on a  seabeyond   Feb-14-09 10:04 PM   #36 
  - I exploded a pyrex dish by putting a hot one under cold water.  Liberal_in_LA   Feb-14-09 09:42 PM   #5 
  - Yup.  TahitiNut   Feb-14-09 09:43 PM   #7 
  - Oy.  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 09:46 PM   #14 
  - No, your problem was not going cold to hot - it was just going to really stupendously way-too-hot.  Rabrrrrrr   Feb-14-09 09:47 PM   #18 
  - Maybe, but it's also cold to hot  sandnsea   Feb-14-09 09:55 PM   #29 
  - mostly it is uneven temp  frogcycle   Feb-14-09 10:19 PM   #56 
     - Pyrex is pretty good but it's not magic glass  pokerfan   Feb-14-09 11:10 PM   #77 
  - Anyway, here's what I now know: Broiler pans are made from metal for a reason.  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 10:07 PM   #42 
  - there ya go. Live and learn.  Liberal_in_LA   Feb-14-09 09:48 PM   #19 
  - Been there, done that. Lost my 9" square pan that way.  kestrel91316   Feb-14-09 10:47 PM   #69 
     - I lost mine by ...  surrealAmerican   Feb-15-09 07:44 AM   #88 
  - Wow. I know you can bake freeze and microwave with them..  BrklynLiberal   Feb-14-09 09:44 PM   #8 
  - Try a vacuum or shop-vac with hose extension to get at those bits you can't reach with your hand.  Parker CA   Feb-14-09 09:44 PM   #9 
  - That's a good idea!  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 10:22 PM   #60 
  - another tip.. remember to take the plastic mixing bowl out of the oven  SoCalDem   Feb-14-09 09:44 PM   #11 
  - Wisdom that comes from...  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 10:05 PM   #38 
  - Was the broiler element nicked?  Whoa_Nelly   Feb-14-09 10:40 PM   #66 
  - And inhale the fumes deeply?  LiberalFighter   Feb-14-09 10:18 PM   #53 
     - I just turned it off, and admired the extra "cheesy-ness" of the appearance  SoCalDem   Feb-14-09 11:23 PM   #79 
  - lol, I recall as a child when my mother plucked out the pineapple upside down cake  Emit   Feb-14-09 09:45 PM   #12 
  - Oh, man! And that's some good cake, too!  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 10:19 PM   #55 
  - No, you cannot. Broiling gets really, really screamingly hot.  Rabrrrrrr   Feb-14-09 09:45 PM   #13 
  - Oh, no! No, you can't.  knitter4democracy   Feb-14-09 09:46 PM   #15 
  - Oh, Corelle is horrible when it shatters.  Berry Cool   Feb-15-09 12:27 AM   #83 
  - Doh! Not Valentine's day dinner!  BlooInBloo   Feb-14-09 09:47 PM   #16 
  - Our pizza was lovely.  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 10:10 PM   #43 
     - hah! It's truly the thought that counts, eh?  BlooInBloo   Feb-14-09 10:20 PM   #57 
        - Yeppers. You just have to count those blessings and never forget to laugh, right?  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 10:21 PM   #59 
           - Yup. The Beatles might have put it best...  BlooInBloo   Feb-14-09 10:24 PM   #61 
  - Really? I just made an oatmeal cake in one and the topping gets broiled for 3 minutes  havocmom   Feb-14-09 09:47 PM   #17 
  - Could that be the same Oatmeal Cake recipe that was in the  laureloak   Feb-14-09 09:56 PM   #30 
     - It was in a regional monthly newsletter in rural MT  havocmom   Feb-14-09 10:00 PM   #32 
        - Yes. As a science experiment to test the effect of extreme heat on cold, tempered glass...  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 10:47 PM   #70 
  - I wonder if it had a hairline crack and water boiled in it? It's more heat resistant  Muttocracy   Feb-14-09 09:48 PM   #20 
  - I never would have known but it warns...  Muttocracy   Feb-14-09 09:54 PM   #27 
  - You just never know but some of our fellow DUers are saying that...  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 10:18 PM   #52 
     - yeah, when I read through that Pyrex link completely I saw the no-broiler warning  Muttocracy   Feb-14-09 10:21 PM   #58 
  - No... nor let it go through rapid temperature changes...  hlthe2b   Feb-14-09 09:49 PM   #21 
  - I love pyrex because of the way it cleans up but I'm careful also.  Liberal_in_LA   Feb-14-09 09:53 PM   #25 
  - Consumer groups warn to pre-heat oven when using pyrex  hlthe2b   Feb-14-09 09:57 PM   #31 
  - My mom warned me about that many years ago.  The Velveteen Ocelot   Feb-14-09 09:51 PM   #23 
  - WRONG. There are pryex sauce pans designed for stove-top use  havocmom   Feb-14-09 10:06 PM   #41 
  - OK. I was thinking of things like pie plates.  The Velveteen Ocelot   Feb-14-09 10:12 PM   #46 
  - Yep. Don't set hot glass on cold things  havocmom   Feb-14-09 10:19 PM   #54 
  - I just had a pie plate pop at Christmas  sandnsea   Feb-14-09 10:26 PM   #63 
  - New Pyrex isn't the same kind of glass as the ancient stuff  JVS   Feb-15-09 07:12 AM   #86 
  - Your mom...  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 10:11 PM   #45 
  - Any fast temperature change..  sendero   Feb-14-09 09:52 PM   #24 
  - It's finickier than corningware  sandnsea   Feb-14-09 09:53 PM   #26 
  - A very good reason to keep small children out  shraby   Feb-14-09 09:55 PM   #28 
  - Truer words were never spoken!  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 10:14 PM   #47 
  - That's just wrong.  liberalmuse   Feb-14-09 10:01 PM   #33 
  - I exploded one last year with a whole chicken......  cliffordu   Feb-14-09 10:02 PM   #34 
  - That's definitely the way to go. Cast iron would work, too, I think.  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 10:42 PM   #67 
  - You need to read some of the threads  Warpy   Feb-14-09 10:04 PM   #37 
  - Maybe I should go there & post about blenders, hot liguids,  havocmom   Feb-14-09 10:10 PM   #44 
  - If there was THAT much gas pressure inside the tomato can  Berry Cool   Feb-15-09 12:37 AM   #84 
  - one of those, "what a bummer" moments you wish you could take back  seabeyond   Feb-14-09 10:05 PM   #39 
  - But it was a fine lesson on Pyrex--one that I'm pleased (if a little chagrined) to share...  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 10:56 PM   #72 
     - pickle pops, .... filet.... lol lol. ok.  seabeyond   Feb-14-09 11:33 PM   #81 
  - My condolences for the loss of your filet mignons. Your special Valentine's dinner, I assume. (nt)  scarletwoman   Feb-14-09 10:16 PM   #49 
  - Yes, thank you for your kind thoughts.  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 10:30 PM   #65 
     - I'm glad you can take it all in such good spirits, good show!  scarletwoman   Feb-14-09 10:54 PM   #71 
        - Yes, the impatience of youth. But we're older and wiser, right?  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 11:08 PM   #76 
  - JAYSUS FC  Skittles   Feb-14-09 10:18 PM   #51 
  - I defer to your superior knowledge on the subject...  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 11:01 PM   #73 
  - Note to self: Avoid Pyrex  CLANG   Feb-14-09 10:25 PM   #62 
  - What's the point of Pyrex then?  DS1   Feb-15-09 10:06 PM   #93 
  - OK, so I broke a new, glorious glass platter when I put a hot turkey  babylonsister   Feb-14-09 10:43 PM   #68 
  - We once had a pyrex dish with pot brownies explode.  Roon   Feb-14-09 11:02 PM   #74 
  - That was probably a more expensive loss than my filet incident.  Fridays Child   Feb-14-09 11:11 PM   #78 
     - It was an ounce  Roon   Feb-15-09 09:16 AM   #89 
  - Probably the juices boiling off of the bottom created a cool spot...  krispos42   Feb-14-09 11:05 PM   #75 
  - Filet Mignon abuse! That is the true tragedy!  drmeow   Feb-14-09 11:27 PM   #80 
  - That's wierd:  norepubsin08   Feb-14-09 11:35 PM   #82 
  - I Did The Same Thing a Few Years Ago  WVRICK13   Feb-15-09 07:06 AM   #85 
  - That was a good job for a trusty old cast iron skillet  MajorChode   Feb-15-09 07:13 AM   #87 
  - At least not more than once....  old mark   Feb-15-09 09:33 AM   #90 
  - I never knew  seaker   Feb-16-09 01:09 AM   #94 
  - It's funny how we find out about these things, huh?  zanne   Feb-16-09 05:44 AM   #95 
  - Pyrex can get scary, even if you treat it right.  moriah   Feb-16-09 06:05 AM   #96 
 

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