Is it for an outdoor stove or can be used on a grill over coals or wood fire?
1310102
They are anodized aluminium, not Teflon so use over an open fire would not cause ill effects. But they are sized for two people, and very light so keep them off the coals.
1381127
The Coleman camping oven is designed to sit on a two- or three-burner camping stove. The propane or gasoline camping stove will work. The instructions do not reference using it over a wood fire. I would not recommend using it over a wood fire.
837947
Yes. It should work fine. We use it over gas flames but a hot plate on top of a stove should be fine.
1597008
I have never used this pot on a charcoal grill but have used it on the coals of a camp fire. If you do just be careful the coals are not too hot, and do not open lid. If you do you may get coals in your food.
1192577
I use this on my BBQ outside. It will only work if you can place it at a distance from the fire. I love my timer. We stayed a resort and they used them on their outside BBQ.
1639872
"In a stove"?? It can be used on a gas stove - either an indoors stovetop or an outdoors barbecue. I have used it on a barbecue many times for the grandkids when we are not camping, and have heard of others using it on a gas ring or stovetop. However, you wouldn't be able to use it in an oven - it has wooden handles which are not designed to withstand heat of that sort. Of course the real design of the piece, and the amazing beauty of it, is to use in a campfire where you can put the cast iron ends into the fire or coals, and the handles are used to handle the pie irons - putting them into and pulling them out of the fire. "In a stove"?? It can be used on a gas stove - either an indoors stovetop or an outdoors barbecue. I have used it on a barbecue many times for the grandkids when we are not camping, and have heard of others using it on a gas ring or stovetop. However, you wouldn't be able to use it in an oven - it has wooden handles which are not designed to withstand heat of that sort. Of course the real design of the piece, and the amazing beauty of it, is to use in a campfire where you can put the cast iron ends into the fire or coals, and the handles are used to handle the pie irons - putting... » Read More "In a stove"?? It can be used on a gas stove - either an indoors stovetop or an outdoors barbecue. I have used it on a barbecue many times for the grandkids when we are not camping, and have heard of others using it on a gas ring or stovetop. However, you wouldn't be able to use it in an oven - it has wooden handles which are not designed to withstand heat of that sort. Of course the real design of the piece, and the amazing beauty of it, is to use in a campfire where you can put the cast iron ends into the fire or coals, and the handles are used to handle the pie irons - putting them into and pulling them out of the fire. « Show Less
2022769
I assume you meant a camp fire, and I am not 100% sure about that because I use it on a camp stove which has flames but it is obviously more regulated than a fire would be. But I would think that if the fire is not too hot, or hasn't been burning that long, then it would be possible. Just watch how close you put it to the coals. Hope this helps.
2013474
I use mine outdoors on gas grill or charcoal grill as a paella & jambalaya pan....
1828180
I have only used it on a propane stove and it works well for that. From my experience over the years, I would say that it will work on a camp fire but would reduce the life of it because it is made of lightweight aluminum.
2154617
It is for outdoor use. I have an outside electric socket and bought this specific grill so that I could cook outside without the big mess of charcoal or the terror of scarey gas. You can move it wherever you need to - it is easy to pack up.
1712906
It's made for a co fire. You need coals on bottom and on lid. It's not made for a stove.
437585
We have used ours on a grate over a campfire but never directly on a fire. I don't see any reason why you couldn't.
1536810
Well if we are talking just flame, probably. I use a gas stove. Sitting on coals I'd worry a bit. The inner pan is pretty thin so over a very hot fire it will probably scortch the food. The outer pot has a heat sink in the bottom not sure what the melting temp is etc. I'd contact the company and ask them to be sure it can be used that way, but I don't see why over a small fire it would pose any problems.
1959497
I haven't used it on an open fire. I used it over a turkey fryer burner. I'm sure you probably could.
582800
It would be too big for the average burner/stove. I use mine on an outdoor propane burner. Takes a while to heat. Very large pot
1948753
I use it on a gas stove. It's cast iron so it is a great conductor of heat.
1206781
No; however I see no reason why it couldn't be used on either charcoal or on a wood fire ( camping). Just clean it well, after use.