can you cook directly on the diffuser
921945
No it is meant to reduce the heat between the burner and the pot or pan. Not a cooking utensil
921946
No. Don't do it, you'll peel up the enameling. If, you mean putting food on the diffuser. It'll ruin the finish.
921947
Yes, it's indirect heat which will take a bit longer. I like it because food doesn't burn. Slow simmer is excellent.
1277944
No, but if you want it to boil, it won't. The diffuser takes the heat right down to a low simmer, perfect for long slow cooking, like rice or soup.
1824618
Sure, but you'll want a heat diffuser to place between the tagine & cooking surface.
1546290
Actually you can go right over the flames. I have never had to use a diffuser. The pizza stone warms up pretty evenly from side to side
1401037
Hi...it's been a while since I ordered this product, however Im pretty positive you can use the DAP diffuser. Prob best to confirm with the company directly. So sorry couldn't be more help!
573757
Not sure about a diffuser. Works good for home made hard candies though. I would ask the manufacturer this question for a better answer.
2120246
Yes you can do that. I would first heat the diffuser on high heat for a minute or two, before adding your pan or pot. Then lower the heat to your lowest setting. Be sure to put your simmer mat on the burner, with the lowest amount of gas coming out. This diffuser can ALSO be used on an electric stove. You just flip it over. The directions tell you which side to use on gas and electric top stoves. I have used this to simmer spaghetti sauce for several hours, from a cold start. It works beautifully!!
553821
Elevate your brewing pot just above the burner open your diffuser shield wide open bring it to a boil then diffuse it down as needed.
1533920
Sorry, I don't use a diffuser. But, I do like this hairdryer very much. Especially the weight.
1802348
On the bottom of the pot it states "not for stovetop use" so I wouldn't think a heating element with a diffuser would be good either.
1151942
Nope. Direct flame only. Get a single burner butane burner like an Iwatani and a cast iron heat difuser. Works great, although this one is small for main dishes. la Souk makes larger ones that are very nice and very reasonably priced. Produces very good roasted meats (chicken/lamb) with little effort.
428176
Yes,you can. I can only use the smaller diffuser. The flash body itself it stationary but the flash head pivots up towards the ceiling.
2162962
This is a great item. You do not need a diffuser when cooking in this pan. It is very sturdy. I love mine and talked my sister into buying one. She loves it!!
1305470
Having used the pan, I would recommend that you cook as far from the direct flame as possible. Because of that, I would say to use a high heat setting. The pan does heat evenly so it might actually work.
1157197
Yes. You don't need to turn on the light at all. This has 2 buttons at the base, one for the light (which you can set to change colors, set to one color, or hold to turn off the light) and the other to tirn on the diffuser.
442
I would say no, you will need to have some kind of adapter so you don't overpower it. This is a great diffuser, I use it daily.
549328
No, but it has a reactor so I didn't bother with a diffuser. The reactor does a better job of diffusing the CO2 bubbles.