There is a cupboard under the upstairs bathroom sink, directly over the downstairs bath (which has a false ceiling in it). Previous owners cut a hole in the floor of the cupboard, and built an 45-degree chute across the top of the downstairs bath to a shelf that's about five feet off the ground in the laundry room. From there it's an easy jump to the top of the furnace or the top of the washing machine. Problem is, it's a one-way trip.
Yup. Guess I forgot to mention the brand.
The Dutch oven in my set (the one pictured) is 5 qt, and rated for 350 degrees. I've used a similar one at higher temps with no problems, but you're typically not going to be cooking in those much higher than 375 anyway. The T-Fals with metal handles are rated to 500 degrees. I'm not fond of metal handles, though.
The Dutch oven in my set (the one pictured) is 5 qt, and rated for 350 degrees. I've used a similar one at higher temps with no problems, but you're typically not going to be cooking in those much higher than 375 anyway. The T-Fals with metal handles are rated to 500 degrees. I'm not fond of metal handles, though.
I also have a T-Fal 12-qt stockpot with a vented lid that I mostly use on the stovetop, but it's also rated for 350 degrees in the oven.
They are heavy-duty pots & pans, all non-stick. I'm not sure what the surface is, but it's not a teflon-type coating. It's more resistant to scratches, but I have only wooden & plastic cooking utensils just in case.
You can look at them in-store at Walmart here in town, and supposedly Target also carries them. When I looked at the sets like we bought on-line, Target was $10 more.
Saw one recently in my old rusty Sears tool box.
I'm looking there and under the FAQ(https://www.t-falusa.com/Cookware/P...zed-Titanium-Nonstick-12-Pc-Set-/p/2100093959) found the question on whether non-stick is oven proof. Guess I need to look at some in person and ask questions first.
It's too bad they didn't make it at a height you could reach.
