Range Kleen BP102X 2 Piece Heavy Duty Porcelain Air Fry, Bake and Broil Pan

Broiler Pans: Can You Handle the Excitement?
Most ovens these days seem to cheap out and come with uncoated aluminum broiling pans, which are a pain to use and keep clean. As someone who enjoys cooking (and eating) but doesn’t enjoy cleaning up the mess associated with cooking, I HAD to get something better than el cheapo pan (which is Spanglish for the usual uncoated pan).Enter the Range Kleen 2 Porcelain Pan. Well, deliver the pan actually; I carried it into the house myself since I would have been scared if this thing could enter the house by itself. I used it to cook some foods directly on the surface, then went to clean it off. And voila! Things didn’t stick and the pan looks great. With the older uncoated pan, I would be scrubbing and worrying about whether I was going to be getting aluminium into my food, as well as getting wrinkly dishpan hands. This porcelain pan has made using and cleaning much easier for me.It’s not as big as the standard pan that came with my oven–same length but not as wide. Since I don’t need the extra space, the lost width (about 25%) is unimportant to me. I don’t have the need to overcompensate for my shortcomings. But if you really need that space, it might be a consideration for you. Some people have really large families and might need a bigger broiler pan. Me, I just give them smaller portions The pan is made out of better, heavier material than you might expect for the price. My top pan fits nicely into the lower pan, which sounds kind of dirty, but actually is a good thing–no warping noted. When heated, the pans don’t warp either as far as I’ve noticed, but I haven’t really put my head into the oven to check (despite repeated suggestions from others that I do so).Since people always are looking for negatives, I will say that the edges while not sharp are definitely not baby-smooth rounded. Since I use oven mitts (my skin isn’t strong enough to just grab this right out of the oven), I don’t think the risk of cutting yourself is that high, but reasonable care should be exercised when washing the pan.After several uses, the pan still fits well, it still looks like new, and I’m just a little bit fatter and more satisfied, since less food is sticking to the pan and more food is sticking to me. I think if you are unhappy with your uncoated aluminum broiler pan or if some unscrupulous former resident has taken your broiler pan, this is an excellent replacement. It only comes in the exciting dark grey color though, so be still your beating heart.

Pretty good
If I could give it 4.5 stars I would. When I first got it I washed it completely in hot, soapy water, by hand, (I never put my pans in the dishwasher even if it says you can). After the first use, I only cooked frozen fries in it, it became very sticky and I couldn’t get the stickiness off of it. I ended up using “The Pink Stuff” to clean it all off, then washed throughly with dish soap. All the stickiness came off and I haven’t had a problem with any stickiness again. So not sure what happened, but I use it now and it’s fine. So maybe it just needs a Pink Stuff cleaning initially?

Very sturdy and works well
I use this regularly and have been happy with it. It’s well made. I would buy it again.

Returned right out of the box
Despite reading the reviews, and knowing the dimensions, I still bought these broiling pans. However, upon opening them, I knew right away they were going back. I returned them, as they were not sturdy, seemed flimsy and not what I was expecting.

It is exactly what it says, but just larger than required. Half size would have been perfect.

Great for cooking most meals.