Can you roast marshmallows over the flame?
998605
I honestly don't think it would work due the set up of fire line/ mock logs.
998606
NO/NO/NO. You will start a horrible fire. Marshmallows do burn, catch fire. When one drips down onto the burner you will have a catastrophe.
998607
I wouldn't do it! Sticky marshmallows on the burner would smell horrible in the house and would be impossible to clean off. It is an open fire, just like a burner on a gas kitchen stove. The grill is on the front to keep people away from the direct flame. Roasting marshmallows just sounds really crazy to me.
998608
yes, no question. Just let it burn for some hours after setting it up to burn off the oils used in manufacture. Just be careful. Regard the other posts -
998609
Yes you can! The only thing that would stop you from doing that is, "Common Sense".
428870
After seasoning it properly (soaking it overnight submerged in water then rubbing lightly with oil and heating vessel in oven,) it can be placed over a flame if a diffuser is used.
1061248
Yes if you don't adjust the flame by partially covering with can lid and stir food contents
2209256
Yes, it does a great job with marshmallows! Cooks them to a nice golden brown without starting them on fire instantly. ..
750176
I would assume so as it can be used in the oven. Just not over direct flame. (I haven't tried it)
2227040
In theory yes. I have not but it should be possible, as this method of pan making has been used by this company since the days when open fire cooking was the norm, not the exception. Maybe not too close to the flame, though, just to be safe, as the crepes would burn before being cooked through. Hope this helps.
896245
Size wise I suppose you could, but there is no diffuser type plate on the right side so it may not work as you're hoping. You would be grilling over just the round burner.
2000250
Yes you can cook anything you would on a normal BBQ. We put aluminum foil on the ground and put charcoal on top of the foil.
1798037
I have not attempted to do so, but am sure it would be fine. It's constructed of heavy cast iron, so you'd use it, as you would other cast iron cookware over a fire. I imagine, you'd be best served placing it over a stand up grill, over the fire.
1990970
Thanks for asking...I am allergic to firesmoke and using this nifty little oven was a way for me to avoid having to be near a campfire.
1996416
U can but way too hot even on low. They got so hot that the plastic started melting
511175
My experience is no. Cooking yes, warm no. Fondue pot would work much better. Butane fire is just too hot.
500562
Yes, but it wouldn't be "roasted". It would be the same as putting it in a crockpot on low, unless you browned it first.
628047
I have roasted marshmallows and hot dogs over this fire pit, using a stick as a skewer, with good results.
841711
Yes. Keep in mind that you have to experiment with cook times. I always cook with the extender ring installed and have yet to burn or overcook anything.
580298
If you mean over a flame, then, no...this is a teapot strictly for steeping. Otherwise, I steep on the middle section of my stove with it resting on a cozy.
2262507
It is thin metal with fire inside. It gets VERY hot! That said, I've roasted marshmallows with my three year old twins. You just have to watch them and teach them to stay back.