Can I use this in a Kamado Joe cooker that goes up to 700 degrees?
1314846
I don't have a Kamodo, so I haven't tried it, but I would be shocked if it could not handle it. I have put it directly over a fire on my grill and it easily handles my oven temperature max of 600 degrees. And as Francis B suggests, preheating is highly recommended for a good period of time. I try to give mine 30-40 minutes of preheat time.
1314847
Yes. I had a Green Egg that I put the stone in and it works great. Close to what a wood fired Pizza oven. The only problem is the stone will smell like the lump charcoal. I found that I wasn't a fan of that odor/taste. I now use it in my oven and after a dozen are so cooking the odor has gone. Be sure not to wash the stone. Hope this helps. I liked the stone so well that I now have two of them.
1314848
Hi John,I use this on a very hot (650 degrees) gas grill. Absolutely no problem. Make sure you preheat for 20 minutes or more. This stone is so thick, hence its strength and heat retention, that it takes a while to heat all the way through. I would not cool it down rapidly however, after using it. Just leave it in the grill or oven and allow it to cool as the temperature loweres on its own. I hope this helps.Frank
1752756
It depends on the amp rating of both devices. If the converter is rated above the max amperage draw of the cooker, you should be OK. However, I would not leave it unattended and see how hot the converter gets. The converter will get warm, but not so much you can't touch it. Good luck.
1023016
I have used temperatures as high as 425 with no problems. I wouldn't hesitate to use 450 with this pan.
2011419
Nope; sorry! I wouldn't recommend it. Just do that separately and then put it in the cooker.
105238
I don't see why not. Because of the material of the pot the Manuel says to heat over medium heat so I'm sure if you did that it would be fine.
567800
I don't see why not. The temperature on the Nesco goes up to 425 and companies make porcelain roasting pans.
1621772
I don't see why not. It is all about managing the heat. I would be cautious with overheating the pan with the Teflon coating above 400 degrees but I doubt you would ever need it that hot. This is a great griddle, we use it all the time.
1603236
I do not think it is worth to convert this cooker for any up-grade. It was not well made, it is a handy cooker for out door, it is hard to control the flame, any pot or pan you put on top will get black bottom with soot. The burner just look like the other one in the market which make in China, just matter of time, fuel holes from the burner will get block up, I own a similar one before I bought the King Kooker CS14. The new one is more steady and slightly better than the round one you normally see them sell at Menard or Home Depot. Not a good idea.
2194246
You can set this kettle to go to any temperature you want. So I suppose you could set it for 105°. Good luck.
2135193
No this will not work. The way this unit controls the cooking is thru a thermostat in the cooking surface interface. Even though the read-out say kPascals that is not what it is actually reading (you would have to have a pressure sending device in the pot to do this or thru distortion of the convex bottom of the pot to do this and the last option is iffy) is the temperature. To cook KFC style you need oil heated to about 350F and this device shuts off way before that at about 245F. It would also be dangerous in this light duty cooker.
61155
Yes, you can. But remember this is not an extended scale, nor is the instrument built to survive boiling water. So definitely do not buy this instrument if you have to measure water temperatures in the 200+ degree range. They make very good candy thermometers for that use. CAS
401326
Maybe because it could get to hot and break, I put it on the counter around the jar about 1 1/2 inchs or 2 inchs away it works very will that way.other wise your Kambucha will turn to vinegar (Heat brews it to fast)
830731
Yes, it could as long as it was in a crawfish type stock pot. It will take a couple of hours to get it up to 160 degrees starting at around 71 degrees.
1063015
I do not can, but the product is very reliable. You can cook with confidence that it will be the correct temp.
295309
I did have to purchase two additional probes in order to bring it to 1,700 degrees on my raku kiln. They are cheap though...around $5.00
720235
Should be fine as long as the oven doesn't exceed 750W of draw. Look on the back of the oven for the rating.
728332
The probe has to be immersed in a liquid that will never exceed 220 or so. As long as you can set that up to happen, I can't see why that wouldn't work. But, you have to be sure you have some circulation in a vessel that large, so you are not just reading a "spot" temperature. I'm using an old large round crockpot that heats very evenly from the sides. There is no heating element on the bottom of the crock, and I'm having really good luck with a very precise temperature control verified with a Thermoworks Pro thermometer, unless I overload the crockpot with product. I can do 2 really nice size pork loins for instance and it convection circulates just fine. With 3 in there, it starts to get a little spotty. So, as long as your roaster oven is indeed manual and retains its settings between power applications, and you keep the probe away from the sides and immersed, it should work just fine. I'd recommend just setting the roaster on high, and cook away!