Will this work with a dutch oven with legs?
351876
Since I don't have a Dutch Oven (cast iron? ) with legs, I'm afraid I can't help you. Would imagine it would depend on size of pot and where legs are positioned in reference to stoves handles. Might be unstable due to weigh and configuration. I prefer a flat bottom pot. Sorry I can't be of more help.
351877
The stove is the most productive when the pot or pan is sitting right on the cast iron top. As the pot gets further away from the stove top, more and more heat is lost in the exchange. You may be able to use a dutch oven on the top of the stove, provided it would fit on the 9.5" top, but it's probably not the best use of the stove nor the dutch oven.Thanks for your interest!
1639707
You put the legs down to allow space between your food and the bottom of the dutch oven.
406280
I think so. It's a universal lid so it should fit most pots and pans, but I am not familiar with the Dutch oven.
216970
The basket I have measures 3 3/8" deep overall including legs which are 5/8" and about 8" wide at the widest at the bottom. It is 9" across at the top not counting the handle. I got mine to use in a 5 quart Dutch oven which is 4" deep. The handle angles up and is hinged so there is no problem using them together. It would work in a fry skillet also. If your fryer's are 3" deep you will have about 1 3/8" of oil to cook food in after subtracting the legs since your oil should be at least an inch below the top of the fryer when loaded.
1917733
It will probably work but in my case the two prongs that plug in to the back of the oven were to far apart to fit into the back bracket. I decided to leave the bracket out and run them into the back without. This just means if you are cleaning down that low you have to take care not to move the element around to much. This coming from a very unqualified handy dad, but has been working for me.
2217491
The outside diameter of the lip on the underside of the lid is 9 3/4" I have a dutch oven that has an inside diameter of 10" and when I put on the lid, there is wiggle room of about 1/4". So it should work for yours.
1141201
I haven't used it with a dutch oven, but it works well to spread the heat out, so it should work fine with the dutch oven, although a cast iron oven might not need it.
1667685
We use it with our 5qt lodge dutch oven to cook chicken, fries, onion rings ect. it works great!
272494
I think it will be fine with it. I used my Staub dutch oven on it and it was fine. You might simply test it by placing your pot(s) on it with some water and start the burner. It will either work or it will E out. Good luck. It is a great addition to the cooking realm. regards, Jay
489502
I've used it in my oven. There's no problem with it. The legs simply go through the rack. As long as you don't have the rack on the very lowest level, it's just fine.
1280163
Yes, it will. Here's a post I made about the 7 qt. DO with spiral handle bail. I hope it helps. Get your cover and a Dutch Oven on the cheap, September 5, 2008 I looked at it like this: The 7 Qt. Dutch Oven cover fits the 12" skillet. The 12" cover is $20.01 The 7 Qt. Dutch Oven w/Spiral Handle is $38.98 If I subtract what I'd spend for the 12" cover the D.O. only costs $18.97 more. That's a huge hunk of iron for a mere $18.97. I did the same thing by buying the 5 Qt. D.O. because the cover fits my 10 1/4" skillet. Also, I found a brush that works very well to clean the pans and lids Power Tip Dish & Glass Brush
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It might. I bought this for the Lodge 7.5 quart Dutch Oven. The Dutch Oven has a 12" opening. However due to a piece on the side near the bottom, which allows the basket to sit on the lip of the dish, the basket does not fit level on the bottom. It almost fits though. Given you have 1/4" more I think it will fit. The bottom dimension of the basket is 10" so measure the bottom of your oven. I am returning this for the 10.5 basket, which should fit my oven.
157810
It will work, but I would not place this in an enameled dutch oven, just for the simple reason of the danger of chipping the enamel! I only use bamboo utensils in my enameled oven and never a trivet, if I need a trivet I will use a regular Iron dutch oven....no enamel.
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No the bottom of the feet on the one I bought is 10 1/2 "X10 1/2" the cooking area is 91/2"x91/2" the feet could be modified but that depends on how much of a hasle you want...../
107611
It has rubber or plastic type legs, I'm sure they would melt if placed on a hot glass cook top. We leave ours on our gas stove top while the oven is on and just the heat from the oven vent has melted the legs.
2165145
The bottom of my Dutch oven seems perfectly flat. It seats solidly on a Thermador electric cook top. I have found it very satisfactory both on the cook top and in the oven.
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I don't remember the exact diameter of the legs, I would guess 1/2 to 1 inch, but they are all one piece from top to bottom. Additionally, they are cast iron, very sturdy, and held my full 14 quart dutch oven without any difficulty. I use them quite a bit when camping and have not had any problems. To keep the tripod steady, I position how I want, then stick the legs in the ground a little to be sure they stay in place.