Does it have supports for the lid or do they just rest on whatever you are cooking?
286754
The lid rests on whatever is on the grill. There is a hinge that allows for raising the back of the lid to allow for the thickness of the product being cooked. I have never tried to use the grill without lowering the lid, but I don't think there would be enough heat to cook anything without lowering the lid.
286755
Its a press, so the lid lays down on top of what you're cooking. No flipping is necessary for the food, and it cooks more even in less time. The lid will stay fully open for cleaning or for when you put the food on the grill.
286756
It rests on what you're grilling. The lid rotates a bit within the handle, so it can be adjusted to lay flat on a thick sandwich vs a thin one.
286757
It rests on whatever you are cooking and makes grill marks. I leave it one way for a minute or so and then turn it to get a checkerboard pattern.
480969
Mine never did that or I didn't notice it and my husband would say I notice everything. Mine came with little rubber things around the lid. I keep them on it when I store it. Used it yesterday to make a chicken noodle with vegetable soup. Used it Sunday to do the Pioneer woman chuck roast that is Devine. Started on stove top and finished in the oven.
830435
I bought one of these a while back and once the legs are on it's pretty sturdy, I have had large pots of water on it without issue. I haven't had much luck getting a griddle on there though because the guides for pots/skillets/woks keep it too far off the flame.
636411
No, but it can be moved easily to a 45 degree position so as to not block the rear of the main cooking area. It would be a bit better if it would move up when the lid is opened. I don't use the rack very often so it's no big deal to me.
1881363
They are flat on the bottom. They do have ridges that go up into the pan/pot, but that doesn't affect anything.
1095917
Yes, you can rest the spoon on the food in the pot while the food is cooking, but it makes more sense to balance it on the edge of the pan. I have not tried to rest it on the lid while the food is cooking but I don't know why that wouldn't work---since you can put silicone in the oven. Hope this helps.
1385676
I only have the small one which is not flimsy at all. I put pots on it, fill it with dishes and glasses, and anything else needed. It's not large enough for a big pan though.
964661
The lid sits on it, from what i can recall. This was a gift for my step-daughter and it's been a while. Hope this helps.
403377
Mine rests on the back portion of the hood and the food drops through an opening. It's heavy enough where I don't need to permanently attach it.
819902
Hmmmm, I honestly don't know, I've had my set for awhile but I went and looked just now and it doesn't say that it is on the bottom ( where there is writing) I still love my set, it's still wonderfully non-stick without flaking like some 'Teflon' pans do. I actually had bought a single Circulon pan at TJ Maxx for the size of the pan and it had a lid& probably held about 2 qts. I loved that pan so much that I wanted more so after about 6 mos I bought a set of Circulon pans from Amazon....LOVE THEM!!!
1628041
The inside is all flat. The lid is for both you let do rise covered and the you bake with lid on and when you have desired top you take off the lid so the rest can bake. This makes more of a uniform bread where all the pieces would be the same.
2244945
They are somewhat domed just enough that you push down in the center of the lid and press around the edges to get it to stay on the cup securely. But it is kind if a flat dome.
1449957
No, the two saucepans have a ledge which the lids sit on, the frying pan has no such ledge.
1531846
Yes it does. It provides a very even heat throughout the base of the roaster. When using the lid as a roasting pan it also provides an even heat. I use to sell waterless cookware and this measures with the best.
1389735
I like mine very much, and it is sturdy. But I only use it as intended -- to get additional counter space by placing it over 2 burners of my stove. In that position, it has the full support of the stovetop, where you wouldn't have that on a cart.
719180
The lids have high handles, yes which is good when the lid is hot. To store them, I used a wire/plastic coated dish/pot wrack and they stand up behind my stacked pots/pans.
124548
I mentioned that in my review- to be more specific, it is stable on a flat surface without the lid but if you rest it on a gas burner without a supporting rib under the handle side it can tip backwards due to the weight of handle. I haven't had the problem since I got a new stove with a ceramic cooktop.