Use with ceramic briquettes?
792882
We use our grill just the way it is and it works fine! Really don't know if you need to use anything else. We have no complaints and like this brand much better than another one we had to replace.
1939207
The consistency is different, as this product is a compressed peat briquette. However, it really does work quite well to use a small chip of the briquette in the ceramic cottage peat burners. I've used it this way many times. I slice a sliver with a band saw, and then just break off a little piece each time I want to burn some peat for aroma. I've found it works even better to start with a small charcoal briquette and place the chip of peat on top. The charcoal I've used is available on amazon - look for incense charcoal or charcoal disc.
943803
I don't have a bare ceramic cook top. Mine has a grate over the ceramic. The only way that I can think of the wok " dancing " on the ceramic cook top would be if there's any kind of liquid, mainly water based under the wok to begin with.
692229
I don't see why not; but I'm not an expert. I think you just have to be careful to use the right cookware on ceramic tops, not regular electric stoves.
282735
The Owner's Manual states: "NEVER place or straddle a cooking pot or utensil over 2 different surface cooking zones heating at the same time. This will cause uneven heating results and could cause the ceramic cooktop to fracture." I've found that the burners aren't very picky about pot sizes; best practices would be to use a pan/pot with a bottom not more than 1/2 inch larger than the max size markings, or less than 1/2 inch smaller than the min size markings.
220983
yes, I have a ceramic cook top and it works very well. I like the pan very much and will probably buy the set when I can afford it.
531210
I do not have a ceramic cookstove but I do see why you could not use this unit. If you can use any double broiler on your stove then you could use this one.
942297
It's a liftout tray; it gets most of it out. As long as you don't dislodge a burning briquet, it won't be an issue.
1013633
It is largely a matter of personal preference. I prefer a good quality briquette and I supplement with wood chips to add additional flavor. Briquettes give a more even heat. I use Kingsford Competition briquettes generally. I would never use the forms that are treated with starter fluid as they add a bad taste to the food and I consider them unhealthy for the food being cooked. For the same reason I never use lighter fluid to start a fire. A chimney gives you a quicker start without adding petroleum products to the food being prepared.
1187053
I would stick with the briquets. It would be possible to put a pile of chips on the hot area of the smoke generator, but since briquets come in those flavors I would not chance making the mess.On my 2nd Bradley... I wore #1 out last year after 6 years of good cooking....
109927
I use my cast iron on my ceramic cook top all the time. I'm of course careful not to drop them, but everything has worked fine including my 9 quart dutch oven. I have found that hard anodized heats faster on the ceramic, but love using my cast iron too...
357216
I believe so. I use a ceramic mug but I would use a metalic one if I had one that had thin walls.
17327
elow your grilling rack, there should be a lower rack that sits atop the burner unit. This lower rack is where the briquettes should be placed.
692716
I don't see why not can you use your other cook were on your ceramic glass stovetop??? If you can then you can use this one also
1338677
the ceramic ones are used in a gas bbq grill in between the "flavor trays" (those long slender metal trays that cover your flames). by putting these ceramic briquets in between the trays, you catch all the juices/fat running off whatever you're cooking and it is that fat that provides the smoke for the bbq meat you're cooking.
1416673
Sorry, but I've tossed the box and don't know the answer. We don't have a ceramic stovetop.
1902948
I used them on mugs, and baked at 300 for 45 min, let cool completely in oven before removing they worked great, the package does say suitable for ceramic