Is there a recommended Griddle pan accessory that works best with this model?
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I did not see one. I did check consumer reports and they did not have a recommendation either. I just purchased a T-Fal griddle pan to try. Hoping it works well. It states it is ok on glass tops and makes contact across the two burners.
1912741
I suggest doing some bing/yahoo/google searches. I can only attest that the pan works well.
949326
I can only tell you, I tried to set it on warm and sometime it would work. I melted the end of a spatula on warm. I returned it to the the mfr.and it was replaced with a same griddle with a black cooking surface that works fine. I am sure that the first one was defective and based on comments I have seen, it's not the only one!
398328
I have the 9.5 inch pan. It works very well. Make sure to season it first, per the enclosed instructions.
1088936
Get a Cuisinart Griddler/Panini maker instead. Gets hotter and has more funstions.
2122496
Save your money buy a cast iron griddle. I sent this back it never got hot enough on my weber platinum series. The conept is good but it sits too high from the flame. It should fit the 320 though
710663
Daniel, what you have is usually called a sauté pan. Try searching for those and you should find what you're looking for.
2240928
I am unsure. My griddle is ~1/8 or 1/4 inch too long so do your homework. I could not find the exact model of range I have so I am thinking that my poor fit is on me. I've used the griddle though and it works great even though it's not a perfect fit. I just am patient when cooking pancakes :-)
2030601
The griddle is aluminum covered in ceramic based non-stick coating. If you could use an induction disk, probably, but since aluminum is not magnetic, it probably wouldn't work as it should by itself.
2013648
I use a 12 inch fry pan. It works very well. Like all large pans it's a bit hotter in the middle
781463
I have used this and other versions for a few years without any pan problems.. Se John Johnson's post. They are really handy for soups (pea) and whatever (omlets).
1462602
I had a Farberware square skillet and this heat controller did not work with it as the probe was too long. Don't know about the round griddle.
1546483
I personally would go with the griddle because of the sides on the other pans. As an fyi however, in my 10 1/4 Scanpan frypan I could do 4-3" pancakes (tight squeeze). In my 3.5qt saute pan I could do 4-4" pancakes with a little extra room.
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Lodge actually sells a plastic/teflon scraper with "teeth" that fit right down into the grooves in the griddle. If really hot water and a stiff teflon bristle brush won't do the trick, try putting some water onto the griddle while heating it up on the stove. After letting that go for a while turn off the flame then start cleaning. BE CAREFUL as the water is extremely hot and it will splash!! Use the brush first and then the scraper if need be. On the cheap...try using the plastic thing that ties bread bags. It takes longer this way, but it does fit over the grooves in the griddle. I wouldn't suggest doing it this way on the stove top, just use dry or with hot water. Lodge actually sells a plastic/teflon scraper with "teeth" that fit right down into the grooves in the griddle. If really hot water and a stiff teflon bristle brush won't do the trick, try putting some water onto the griddle while heating it up on the stove. After letting that go for a while turn off the flame then start cleaning. BE CAREFUL as the water is extremely hot and it will splash!! Use the brush first and then the scraper if need be. On the cheap...try using the plastic thing that ties bread bags. It takes longer this way, but it does fit over the grooves in the griddle.... » Read More Lodge actually sells a plastic/teflon scraper with "teeth" that fit right down into the grooves in the griddle. If really hot water and a stiff teflon bristle brush won't do the trick, try putting some water onto the griddle while heating it up on the stove. After letting that go for a while turn off the flame then start cleaning. BE CAREFUL as the water is extremely hot and it will splash!! Use the brush first and then the scraper if need be. On the cheap...try using the plastic thing that ties bread bags. It takes longer this way, but it does fit over the grooves in the griddle. I wouldn't suggest doing it this way on the stove top, just use dry or with hot water. « Show Less
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I don't know what the model number is but I bought this one and it fits the griddle perfectly. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002YUNOC/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1017878
Like any pan, it will be hotter where the heat source is, it does disperse pretty well though. I would recommend the lodge cast iron griddle instead. I have both and the lodge is easily my favorite
1683557
I only tried this one and had the same problem. Since these type of frying pans are no longer made, it seems very hard to find one that fits.