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Presto 06852 16-Inch Electric Skillet with Glass Cover

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In the Kitchen with Ken: Cheeseburgers

them favoured to place on a griddle and melt the cheddar cheese. Turn your griddle on high heat, put the burger on the griddle and cover it ...

I have an older electric griddle that is covered with oil stains: I have tried differentproducts to remove the

Nov 05, 2007 by kittshaleen | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

besmirch but to no avail. What can I use to remove the stains and bring the plate clean? Thanx in advance for your replies.

If it still works ethical don't worry about the stains. They're not hurting anything. Stains are probably seasoning, keeps commons from sticking

I just bought a griddle/grill for my stove top. Do I just put it on my electric stove?

Jun 08, 2007 by msmama | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I got it at Bed, Bath, & Beyond. I asked the lady at the checkout if that was what I was presumed to do and she didn't know. She said I MIGHT have to have a GAS stove, but could probably use it on my electric. It's one of those that would I guess cover 2 burners and one side it's a griddle and the other side a grill. I objective don't want to ruin it or anything when I could go get my money back (even though the closest store is 2 hours away). Someone please advise me in the end so I'll know whether I can cook with it or not. I really appreciate it!
should I cover the burners with tin foil or anything to avoid burning which ever side I'm not using so that Govern heat doesn't get to the bottom of the griddle/grill?

Yes, you put it correct on top of two burners. Electric or gas stove, it doesn't matter. My uncle has one like that. It's Non-Standard real neat, and convenient. Hope you make some good food with it!

The griddle of my Viking range (stove) is covered with rust. What can I do to restore the original finish?

Oct 26, 2008 by Jerry 71 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

Or at least as though it look better. Thanks.
I don't understand when you say cooking oil, not vegetable oil. Do you mean lard? Is there another way to re-establish the finish without baking it for 5 hrs.