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Broiling Pans

Broiling pans

Broiling pans. © CooksInfo / 2013

Broiling pans are special low, flat pans that come with North American stoves to help with broiling food. Many stoves come with a two-part broiling pan designed to fit nicely into a designated broiling space.

Broiling pans have moderately tall sides, up to 4 cm (1 ½ inches), and a tray that rests on top. The tray has slits in it to allow drippings to fall down through. You put your food on this tray and place it under the broiler.

You can line the bottom of the pan with tin foil to make cleanup easier.

Unless the designated broiling space happens to also be the oven (because the broiler is just the oven’s top heating element cranked to overdrive), most people store their broiling pans in that designated broiling space. In gas ovens, that broiling space is often a tray close to the floor, under the oven.

In England and Australia, where cooking food quickly with an overhead heat source is called “grilling”, not “broiling”, similar utensils pans are called “grill pans.” (See also: Discussion on the different usages of the word “to grill.” )

English grill pan

English grill pan. This is designed to sit under an overhead heat source, just as in North American broiling. © Paul Rogers / 2020

This page first published: Feb 16, 2006 · Updated: May 24, 2022.

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