00:00Fix it fast. The Ninja Possible Cooker cooking pot is oven safe, but there are limits and
00:04techniques you need to know before you move it from base to oven. Here's how to use oven finishing
00:09safely and when it actually helps. Step 1. Know the temperature limit. The removable cooking pot
00:16is oven safe up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit or 260 degrees Celsius. This applies to the pot only.
00:23The glass lid is not oven safe and will crack under oven heat. The base unit must never go in
00:28an oven. Step 2. Understand when oven finishing works. You can finish your meal in the oven for
00:34a crispy top. This is useful after slow cooking pulled pork, braised short ribs, or casseroles where
00:39you want a browned crust or caramelized surface. Transfer the pot from the cooker base directly to
00:44the preheated oven without the lid. The nonstick coating can handle oven heat at or below the 500
00:50degree limit. Step 3. Use oven mitts for every transfer. The pot becomes extremely hot during
00:56oven use. The handles stay attached, but they heat up just like the rest of the pot. Always use thick
01:02oven mitts rated for high heat when moving the pot in or out of the oven. If you're regularly finishing
01:07dishes in the oven, silicone oven mitts with textured grips handle the weight and heat better than fabric
01:12mitts. I've linked a pair rated to 500 degrees in the description. Step 4. Never use the lid in the
01:18oven. The glass lid will crack or shatter under oven heat. If you need to cover food while oven finishing,
01:24use aluminum foil loosely tented over the pot. Do not seal it tightly or you will trap steam and
01:29lose the crisp finish you are trying to create. Step 5. Let the pot cool before washing. After
01:35removing the pot from the oven, place it on a heat-safe trivet or cooling rack. Do not place
01:40it directly on cold countertops or run cold water into a hot pot. Thermal shock can warp the pot or
01:46damage the nonstick surface. Let it cool naturally for at least 15 minutes before handling or cleaning.
01:51If your pot warps, the nonstick coating bubbles or the handles loosen after oven use, the pot was
01:57likely exposed to temperatures above 500 degrees or subjected to thermal shock. Contact Ninja Support
02:04using the link in the description. If this helped you finish meals with a perfect crispy top and
02:09protect your pot, subscribe to No Filler Fixes for more fast appliance help. And if you still need high
02:14heat oven mitts, I've linked the silicone pair I use below. They're rated to 500 degrees and grip the pot
02:21securely even when it's fully loaded.
02:23Thanks for watching and now you can take it from cooker to oven without the guesswork.
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