i think cannot lar...it might burn...n d gas release is poisonous
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You cannot use plastic wrap DIRECTLY in the oven. You CAN wrap the food in plastic, sealing it tightly. Then wrap the package in aluminum foil, again, making a tight seal, and put it in a pan. Keep the temperature below 350*F (177*C).
Yes, plastic wrap is flammable. When exposed to a flame or high heat, plastic wrap can melt, burn, and release toxic fumes. It is important to keep plastic wrap away from heat sources to prevent accidents.
An ice cube will melt faster in plastic wrap compared to aluminum foil. This is because aluminum foil is a better conductor of heat, allowing heat to transfer more quickly to the ice cube. Plastic wrap is a poor conductor of heat, which slows down the melting process.
No, the plastic will melt in the oven ============= You can't wrap the DISH in plastic wrap then foil, but you can wrap the FOOD in plastic wrap, then foil, THEN put it in the dish to bake. Keep the temperature no higher than 350*F (177*C). Works great with ribs. Well I'll have to disagree with this answer. Just last night I baked a plastic wrap covered Lasagna in Pyrex..... in fact, I made two 9 x 9 dishes without consequence. The pasta heated nicely in 45 minutes @ 350*. Easy removal without any cheese sticking to the wrap.... unlike it does with aluminum foil.
Plastic wrap will melt or possibly catch fire if placed in an oven, as it is not safe for high temperatures. This can release harmful chemicals and fumes into the air, and is a fire hazard. It is best to avoid putting plastic wrap in the oven.
Probably paper. Some plastics melt.
No, you cannot, the wrap will melt into the food and over the dish. Use aluminum foil or a pie tin for a cover.
Most plastic wraps are designed to withstand temperatures up to 220-250 degrees Fahrenheit (104-121 degrees Celsius). Exposing plastic wrap to higher temperatures can cause it to melt or release harmful chemicals into food. It is recommended to always check the packaging for temperature guidelines before using plastic wrap in the oven or microwave.
If the package says it is microwaveable....some of the older packages were not.
Yes, plastic wrap is impermeable.
you use plastic wrap for covering something.
Probably not. Most plastics would melt if boiled, especially the thin ones.
It would definitely have to be plastic wrap because plastic wrap is an insulator, which aluminum is not.