can you use a cast iron Aebleskiver pan on a glass top stove?
489441
if you have an induction cook top- rule of thumb is a magnet must be able to stick to the bottom of the pan. There are many different qualities of cast iron. Some do not have enough real iron in them to use.....Induction works on magnetic field for conduction.If its just an electric glass top- it will scratch if your cast iron has no protective coating.
489442
if you have an induction cook top- rule of thumb is a magnet must be able to stick to the bottom of the pan. There are many different qualities of cast iron. Some do not have enough real iron in them to use.....Induction works on magnetic field for conduction. If its just an electric glass top- it will scratch if your cast iron has no protective coating.
489443
Yes, but it may take a little longer to heat up due to the amount of element to pan ratio.
489444
We have always used it on a gas stove. Haven't tried it on our glass top stove. I don't see any reason why not. My wife uses other cast iron griddles and such on the glass top. Our Aebleskiver pans are primarily used with about a dozen other pans at our Aebleskiver booth during Danish Festival in Greenville Michigan. I would say go for it. Aebleskivers are great with a bit of powdered sugar or brown sugar and Cinnamon.
1873256
I don't think so. My stove does not recommend it for the glass top. It does recommend cast iron cookery in the oven. I think it would scratch the surface. I will just use on the extra side burner on my grill or try making waffles in the oven.
933556
I use cast iron on my glass top stove all the time with no problems. Just dont slide it around or drop the pan on it and it will be fine
1122677
I would have to say yes. This grill pan has an excellent finish, the botton is smooth, and will not cause any problems for your glass top. It also cook great. Hope this helps.
1281558
Yes, you can use it on a glass top stove. The bottom is no more abrasive than other cookware and will make good contact with the stove surface. Just set it down gently.
1223599
sorry, we do not recommend it for glass top stoves. Have to have a totally flat bottom (not like a skillet but at least 5 to 6" diameter flattened bottom and direct contact with the burner). A flat bottom wok, Joyce Chen pre seasoned cast-iron wok will wok beautifully. Thank you. The Wok Shop
1122678
YES, we have a glass stove top and use it all the time with no problems. We LOVE this pan!
1952897
no, cast iron is not tended to be used for a stove top. You want to boil the water then add it to the pot and step the tea.
2118597
I used cast iron skillets on a glass top stove and had no adverse results- I did only use them on glass top for about a year (then we moved & had gas stove). Just be careful not to slam it down & hold onto the handle whenever stirring to minimize the risk of scratching the surface.
1609903
Did you ever receive an answer to your question about using an aebleskiver on a glass top electric stove? I have the same question. Thanks!
2227939
I found this one to be pretty cheaply made and wouldn't suggest it. Try the Nordic Ware cast iron simmer mat; it can be used on a glass cook top.
54819
Yes, I use mine on a glass top stove. You just have to be careful about the weight of the canner, so it doesn't crack the glass. Set it down gently, don't drop it or move it roughly.
1035091
Yes, you certainly may. I have been using a Lodge 10.5" griddle on my glass cooktop for nearly 3 years and it has not damaged the cooktop in any way. Two caveats to keep in mind:1) Set it down on the cooktop *gently* - cast iron is heavy and there is a greater risk of breaking the glass if you're not careful.2) If you want to shift the position of the skillet, do NOT slide it - instead, lift it up and move it where you want, then set it down carefully. The bottom of cast iron is not smooth like aluminum or stainless cookware, if you slide it on a glass cooktop it may scratch it. Yes, you certainly may. I have been using a Lodge 10.5" griddle on my glass cooktop for nearly 3 years and it has not damaged the cooktop in any way. Two caveats to keep in mind:1) Set it down on the cooktop *gently* - cast iron is heavy and there is a greater risk of breaking the glass if you're not careful.2) If you want to shift the position of the skillet, do NOT slide it - instead, lift it up and move it where you want, then set it down carefully. The bottom of cast iron is not smooth like aluminum or stainless cookware, if you slide it on a glass cooktop it may... » Read More Yes, you certainly may. I have been using a Lodge 10.5" griddle on my glass cooktop for nearly 3 years and it has not damaged the cooktop in any way. Two caveats to keep in mind:1) Set it down on the cooktop *gently* - cast iron is heavy and there is a greater risk of breaking the glass if you're not careful.2) If you want to shift the position of the skillet, do NOT slide it - instead, lift it up and move it where you want, then set it down carefully. The bottom of cast iron is not smooth like aluminum or stainless cookware, if you slide it on a glass cooktop it may scratch it. « Show Less
1618014
Yes! I absolutely love this pan! Works great on the glass top stove but you don't need as much heat as other pans so remember to keep it set lower.
948027
I don't know if you "officially" can, but that's what I do. Just make sure you lift that HOT cast iron with a good pot holder because if you drop it on that glass top....?
854648
Why would it not be. Don't bang on the glass top with it, ha ha. I would say safer than heavy cast iron, it's good for all tops including induction which is why I bought it.
2118595
Good question. Unfortunately, I have a gas stove. I'm unfamiliar with requirements of glass top stoves.