Because you are supposed to cook on very low heat, is there any problem overcooking when using a gas stove as compared to electric?
1935507
Who says you have to cook on low heat? We do sometimes but don't other times.
1935508
I use high heat with mine and they are fine. I have electric, so not quit sure, just would make sure dishes are centered on burner.
297801
I'm actually not sure I have a regular electric stove. I would guess it would be of but I wouldn't have it on extreme heat since those pans can get very hot.
1758372
As the other users commented, it's either your stove (not so likely) or your outlet (more likely). If you run low voltage the amps will increase and you'll get a very hot cord. Or, if the outlet is in poor condition your not getting good contact between the plug and the outlet. This also can heat things up. Could be a short in your heater too. But whatever the reason, it should not be that way. My cord has no overheating issues.
1982127
I use it on my gas range, no problem. Start with a low flame and warm the griddle gradually to prevent warping (common problem with all griddles). I love this griddle.
1088105
I have a gas stove, but it's been my experience that they cook evenly. I'm very happy with this set.
1485299
Yes, you can. I do have gas stove in my house either. It works just fine on electric cooktop.
146262
We are using it on an electric stove, but we saw no warnings that would indicate that it should not be use on a gas stove.
1406673
Hi, my stove is electric and i do just fine. I use the largest burner. I've heard from others that sometimes the heat temp is hard to maintain, but i dont have that problem. Here's what I do: I turn my electric burner on HIGH (like #9) to get it going. After i vent the valve for 10 minutes and put the weighted gauge on I wait for it to come to 10lbs pressure (10lbs is for my altitude below 1000'). AFTER the gauge reads 10lbs of pressure I turn my burner down to #5 (which is like MEDIUM). Each and every time I've done it this way the pressure remained the same. Sometimes I would have to turn it up to 5 1/2, as 6 was too much heat. You must stay wit h the canner for the whole time you are using it to make sure it maintains the right pressure for whatever you are canning. I did have a glass top stove but i never canned on it. It cracked one day while i was boiling water. For me, I would not can on an electric glass stove. Hope this helps.
1660721
As long as you set your stove's temperature correctly, you will not burn anything. You will notice that this pan gets hotter faster than most other pans due to the high conductivity of the pan, so you may want to set your stove at a lower setting at first, and try it.
1758780
My stove is electric. It is a good quality pot, but on a gas stove I would keep the burner on medium. I hope this helps :)
335452
Yes it is safe on any stove I use on electric at med/high and even rapid boil, the original pkg from co. states for use on any burner. on gas I make sure it sits flat to get even heat and heat on med to med low.
1515801
I have a gas stove. Pan seems to work well on it, but don't use too high a flame on that burner.
1651976
Yes, I would rather use an electric stove with these because the handles get very very hot on a gas stove. My daughter has burned her hands several times using these pots and pans.
400884
Absolutely. I have a gas stove and the pans are wonderful. Cook on medium to low heat . . . and they keep things warm for so long after so you don't have to keep warming things back up. If you do cook using too high heat and they stick a bit, just a bit of hot water and a drop of dishwashing detergent, soak for a few minutes, and they come sparkling clean.
36600
I've had no problems; however, I have a glass top electric stove and the elements are quite large. A friend who has a regular sized gas stove found that she had to keep her eye on meats and do a lot of moving around to get even browning. In the long run, she felt it was worth the extra effort to use only one pot.
235510
To cook the takoyaki evenly you must have even heat distribution. I think electric stove will work but very dangerous as the batter mixture sometimes leak towards the sides during pouring and may cause burning or fire. You can turn off propane gas if spillage occurs and can extinguish the fire easily. On electric stoves, the glow of the electric filament will stay on after you shut the power off.
2201476
I have a gas range and I always use it on the stove top before I put it in it's base and it works great. It doesn't matters what your heat source is because the bottom of it is just like a skillet.