I have a glass top range, and I've been wanting to buy an Aebleskiver pan, but I've worried that the bottom of the pan might not work well on my stove
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I also have a glass top range. I have used my Aebleskiver pan with no problems--and they taste just great! Good Luck!
1263744
My favorite for an Aebleskiver pan is a gas stove, second is glass top. They work great together.
1263745
The Bottom of this pan, or any of this style, is not flat, you will have problems using it with a radiant range.
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I can't give you an answer from experience since I have a gas stove, but here's my best guess. As I recall, the "depressions" do not actually sit as low as the bottom of the pan, so they would most likely not be in direct contact with the heating surface on a glass top electric range. They may not be a bad thing since you reduce the risk of burning them, but I don't know if the pan will get enough heat that way. Good luck.
1186690
I've used mine for several batches on a glass top, which I felt were successes. Just don't slide it around and keep a close eye on the temperature (once it gets hot it's too hot and needs turned down). I suspect the temperature thing is with the cast iron, though, and not the cooktop.
1037663
Yes. I have a glass. Top stove as well and I have had no problems. I love this cookware!
941993
I do not belive it is safe for Glass Top Ranges -- the bottom is very flat and would build up a lot of heat and would most likely break the glass top. I did place mine on the glass top stove for a short period of time in an emergency situation. I use an outdoor single propane burner unit -- works amazing! This is the type I have: Bayou Classic SP50 Tall High-Pressure Outdoor Gas Cooker -- The presure canner works great on it -- keeps the heat and steam outside and is lower than a stove top which makes it easier to load and unload the canner. If you go this route, make sure you check your propane level before you start!
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I wouldn't imagine it would be a good fit for a glass cooktop. It is heavy iron- might scratch your stove. I'm thinking it wouldn't conduct the heat as well as it does on a gas range, either.
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I use mine on a glass top range, even the heavy pressure cooker. Trick is to not cover the entire burner with the pot, leave a little exposed and the heat regulates itself properly. If I put the pots so that they cover the entire burner, the burner doesn't heat properly.
664433
Yes, I have a glass top range and the product works beautiful. I cook with it several times a week and have not had any problems at all.
223939
I have a regular electric stove and it works great! Don't see why it wouldn't work on a glass top.
1576297
I use it on a gas stove, but the bottom is very flat and should work well on a glass-top electric.
344160
Yes it is suitable for glass top ranges. Caution: do not scoot it or pull it across top of stove or you'll scratch the glass. Always lift the cookware to move it.
2242903
Yes, I have a glass top stove and I do not have any problems. Holds the heat and cooks fast.
1712989
I have a glass stovetop and they work great. They have an inlay of metal on the bottom to assist in heating.
2238170
I have an elecrtic range with the glass top. These pans are greaat on that surface. Hope this helps.
435626
I have a glass top electric range. They work well on this range. I like these pans alot and they are not too light as some say.
868268
No. I have a glass cooktop and the pan works great. It is super heavy duty and cooks very nicely.
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.
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Yes. I have a glass top range and it works very well. It is my favorite cooking pan.