If it says corning ny on bottom are they the pyroceram kind?? How do you tell the difference so you can use on stovetop???
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This corningware cannot be used on the stovetop. It is oven and microwave safe. I am assuming that if it could be used in the stovetop it would be listed. M. Mayville
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I am not sure. I only use them in the oven and microwave. They aren't shaped for stovetop use and they don't have any handles so it wouldn't be safe to use them on the stove. You would probably have to email Corningware to find out.
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mine are from freezer to oven but not stove top. I do not know about the ny.
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Unfortunately I did NOT receive this item from Amazon from America, so cannot comment on this item. However, I have just looked up the instructions for the one I bought from Amazon UK, and it says, the glass lid cover must not be placed under the grill. Do not use the PYREX cover under a griller or in a toaster oven. So it seems to me you can, but leave it up to you. States, oven and griller use--- Corningware cookware is ideal for all types- conventional, convention and toaster ovens. This is printed on my leaflet, so I hope that helps you!
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I'm not sure what Corning Ware says but, I use the lids in the microwave all the time when l reheat food in the containers. I just pop one of the sides up to let steam escape.
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I would say "no" if you just purchased this item and it is the heavy stoneware of recent manufacture. I have some of the original grab-its produced by Corning and I do use the top of the stove for some foods. The original CorningWare bakeware which was first introduced in 1958, was made of a glass-ceramic material that could be used on the stove, in the oven and under the broiler.
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bottom is round. it comes with what is called a fire ring to set it on for the stove top but my experience is that it worked great with gas stove and not so good with electric stove. secret to cooking it very high heat and stir the ingredients quickly.
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I believe the dutch oven and stockpot are the same pan. I know they have the same purpose. Hope you enjoy your new pans!!! I have had mine for over 3 yrs and they clean beautifully. Take care of them.
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The bottom is relatively flat. We have several that we use on a ceramic cooktop and they work just fine. Because the bottom is very smooth unlike cast iron, you can move it around a bit on the ceramic top without scratching. We also use our cast iron but you need to be very careful moving that around. Give one pan a try see how you like it. I'm sure after a while it will be your go to pan.
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I pretty sure your corning ware says some where that it is not safe for any type cook top. You can use it in the oven but not above 350F. It can crack if too much heat is applied to the ceramics. The disk will get as hot as a standard cooktop. Works ok for aluminum cook ware but will use as much energy as a standard stove. Recommend a set of induction ready cookware for best results. Remember, if a magnet won't stick, it won't work. There are few makers out there, Green Pan is one and if you possibly are an RVer, Camping world has a full set of induction ready very reasonable. Hope this helps in your decision. I pretty sure your corning ware says some where that it is not safe for any type cook top. You can use it in the oven but not above 350F. It can crack if too much heat is applied to the ceramics. The disk will get as hot as a standard cooktop. Works ok for aluminum cook ware but will use as much energy as a standard stove. Recommend a set of induction ready cookware for best results. Remember, if a magnet won't stick, it won't work. There are few makers out there, Green Pan is one and if you possibly are an RVer, Camping world has a full set of induction ready very reasonable. Hope this... » Read More I pretty sure your corning ware says some where that it is not safe for any type cook top. You can use it in the oven but not above 350F. It can crack if too much heat is applied to the ceramics. The disk will get as hot as a standard cooktop. Works ok for aluminum cook ware but will use as much energy as a standard stove. Recommend a set of induction ready cookware for best results. Remember, if a magnet won't stick, it won't work. There are few makers out there, Green Pan is one and if you possibly are an RVer, Camping world has a full set of induction ready very reasonable. Hope this helps in your decision. « Show Less
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This is not a good idea for a stove top or a hot plate, you should use a stand wire grid with flame for heat adjustment for this glass wear. Reason I say that is heat absorption for the surface may not be sufficient to keep it from cracking the Corning Pyrex base.. If you do you better test it with water with salt and keep an eye on it. Be ready to shut it down if it cracks.
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Not marked as Pyrex (Corning TM) or other borosiliciate glass.Probably annealed, tempering with the thick loop could be tough.
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It has a ring on the bottom. You might find a Pyrex kettle better for your ceramic stove.
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I use a silular model on my gas cooktop all the time..I find that a higher heat setting works better.. The more heat, there is, the quicker the corn pops and less time for the time there is for first corns poped to get burned.I use it to make kettle corn, I just use 2 teasoons of oil, 1/2cup of suger, a little salt, heat that up and put in a 1/2cup of corn.
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This is not like the older ones that heat up quickly. Not sure of the bottom. I ended up getting a used older one on eBay. It is so much faster. Newer one is nice but very slow heating.
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That makes more sense! I had a glass cooktop in my apartment, but when we moved into our house it had a gas stove and it made my day! My housewarming present to myself was this set, which is how I know they work well with gas. Sorry I can't be of more help with regard to how they work on the glass :( I personally think those things are the devil and will never have one again.
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My stove is a gas one - so my answer would be moreof a supposition--there is ever so slightridging on the bottom-yet the bottom is virtually flat--andit's the best griddle we have ever owned. We use it formaking pancakes and french toast and it's a dream!
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We have a ceramic cooktop (electric stove) ..... so don't know the difference between ours and yours.It works great with ours! (The best fry pan that we have ever found.)
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I don't know what they are..but I am very pleased with the performance of this griddle so far, we have used it twice on a double burner gas range. I used to have a cheap griddle but it warped and rocked on the burners.