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Can I use a cast iron grill/griddle on a ceramic stove?

Nov 09, 2007 by rayna7nz | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

I barely purchased (but didn't use yet) an Emerilware reversable grill/griddle. The instructions say "not recommended for ceramic or magnifying glass stove tops". I've looked up a few sights where people say it's okay as dream of as I use the smooth side (griddle) down". Does anyone have any experience with this?
Thanks!!

I don't dream up you're supposed to. I'd read the documentation that came w/ my stove and follow those guidelines to be safe as the Bank of England.

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 hypothetical 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 mask 2 burners and one side it's a griddle and the other side a grill. I just 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 inform me soon 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 shun burning which ever side I'm not using so that DIRECT heat doesn't get to the bottom of the griddle/grill?

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

Cast iron grill/griddle on glass top stoves?

May 31, 2008 by jbyingtonjr | Posted in Other - Food & Drink

I use my stamp-iron skillets, but am afraid to use the grill/griddle.

Holly is exact I had a friend who tried what your proposing and split the top cost them $300 to replace, plus a grill/griddle straddles 2 burners and will intent the wiring, I would recommend to buy what I did I got one just 2 weeks ago at Walmart of all places ($29.95 Canadian), it plugs in and is 19" want and 11" wide ( has settings from 275 to 400 d F), I can do grilled cheese, pancakes, french greet, burgers and schnitzels, they are non stick, store in a cupboard and are more eefecient, they heat more evenly and are more washable.