I don't want to use it for canning, but rather to hold stuffed peppers in an upright position while cooking in broth. Height of the support ring?
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Don't know the exact height but not really enough for stuffed peppers. You'd have to support them some how.
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It's about 1 inch high, and about 12 inches in diameter, so it will hold 5-6 peppers in a large stock pot. that sounds like a great idea, and I can't wait to try it!
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The ring that would be supporting your peppers is a hair short of 1 inch at the outer circumference and tapers in to no height as it goes toward the middle. Unfortunately this is not enough height to hold a taller jar (in my opinion from experience) but I could see it holding your peppers without any problems. Yum..now I want stuffed peppers!
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Mine is 7 1/4 inches at the top and about 5 1/4 inches at the bottom (it tapers) and 3 inches tall. It is really too small for my 5-quart cast iron Dutch oven. I should have gone at least the next size larger. My Dutch oven is about 9 5/8 inches at the top, about 8 1/4 inches at the bottom, and 4 inches tall. I hope that helps some. It should fit your 4-quart sauce pan better than my Dutch oven.
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Whether intended or not, the lid can be used right side up or upside down (as pictured). With the lid right side up on the pot the full height if about 6 inches. The pot without the lid is 4 inches and with the inverted lid on is about 4 and a half inches high.
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it is the same size as the pot so it would not lay flat . i have cooked alot of things in my fryer. what it you could hang it from the basket ?
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The item pictured is the combination pasta strainer/vegetable steamer insert. Its diameter is 10 inches at both its top and where it rests on the top lip of the stock pot/multipurpose pot. As for the sauce pans, following are the diameters (measured at the top of each pan) for the ones that I own:1.5 qt. sauce pan: 7 inches2.5 qt. shallow sauce pan: 9 inches3.5 qt. pour and strain sauce pan: 8 3/4 inches
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It's about 8" tall inside the basket allowing a little lid clearance. Works wonderful for asparagus. If I have taller stalks from my garden I try to halve them into nice portions.
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potw/lid is about 5" tall, if you include the nub of the pot lid an extra 3/4"
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I have a GE Profile gas cook top. The small base on this pan was not large enough to support the pot in an upright position. The handle was heavy enough to pull the pot over. I was afraid to use it because I usually use such a pot for melting butter. I gifted it to my daughter who has an electric range and she is happy with it.
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the pot base should be about 8-10" and magnetic as well. I would have to measure when I go home tonight.
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It is not as heavy as you might think, and the longer handle dissipates the heat well so balance is better. I have had the pot full of potatoes and could handle it. Plus the lid helps drain liquid easily.
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I use this to melt large quantities of lead into ingots for bullet casting. I use an 8qt cast iron dutch oven. Filled with 177lb of lead alloy, in the 18lb dutch oven for a total weight of 195lbs, this burner doesn't so much as wiggle. I bet I could stand on the full pot and it'd support it fine (and I'm not a small guy.) I'm very happy with it.
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I use it with a 6 qt pot, but remember that it has to be tall and not exceed the cook plate.
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a 10in pot might be a tight fit. I have mine in a 16in pot, there is still some space around it. the bults that hold the rings stick out a ways but there for holding baskets a simple fix was head to the hardware store.
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unfortunately it is at my Florida home and I am not there to measure, but is is a great pot and has a good capacity without being too tall.
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I purchased three stands as well, and my pots are about 8" in diameter at the very bottom and the pots are angled. As long as your pot is tapered and smaller at the bottom, they shouldn't be cock-eyed. I haven't had a problem with that at all, and I've had them for a year now. I also got this one that another pot sits directly on top of, and it looks nice as well. Panacea 89164 Olde World Forged Pot Trivet, Black, 12-Inch
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If you are going to keep the saucer under the pot, the plant stand should be about that size. The saucer can overhang the plant stand a bit.
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I am not sure but it is very sturdy i use mine to can on with a 16qt pressure cooker andno problems at all I would have measured for you but I have it stored as i use it for canning. love it