Can someone comment on their use of this pan on a glass top electric range? One reviewer stated that this pan was problematic.
407264
I have a glass top electric range with this pan and have no problems with it. Of course, I have never used this pan with another type of stove. Hopefully the other reviewer gave specifics. Good luck!
407265
Sorry, I use gas. But it is a heavy pan. Not as heavy as cast iron, but heavier than it looks. I flinch every time I put it down on a granite counter-top. I can only imagine how I would feel about a glass cook-top.
407266
I still have the electric coils. I hope someone else can answer your question.
407267
I have an induction stove top with ceramic glass top.. Heavily seasoned pan 6 times till it turn deep brown. Cooked omelette .Used two hands to flip it over ( its very heavy). but cooked beautifully.. slipped right off to plates.. Non stick!!! Some people use a paper towel on top of induction burners between pan to prevent scratching???
407268
I have a glass top stove. I use this pan all the time, and it does quite well on my stove top. It conducts hear well and cook evenly.
1339666
I use it everyday on my glass electric cook top. I have no problems with it at all.
1263746
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.
1457987
I have a ceramic topped stove and we just received this pan so I haven't used it. There are several warnings in the pamphlet included with the pan regarding ceramic topped stoves. It states that "overheating or allowing (porcelain enamel) to boil dry can make these pans fuse to the surface of the glass top ranges, requiring the replacement of the glass cook top". My husband says to "go for it", but I do worry about the heat required to stir fry. The pan rated highly, but I am a little worried.
1666041
I don' have a glass top, I use gas. I Have this pan in two sizes and have been using them for a couple of years and use them often. Never had a problem. I Use them for frying, braising, casseroles,steaming. They are so versatile.
868268
No. I have a glass cooktop and the pan works great. It is super heavy duty and cooks very nicely.
1017622
Yes, we have an electric glass top stove and haven't had any issues. It works great.
1922493
Yes. I have a glass top range and it works very well. It is my favorite cooking pan.
2134699
I have a glass top stove and I use it on there all the time, I'm just extra careful when I set it down and pick it up. Although maybe I should drop it on there so I can get a new stove :)
174558
This works great with a glass top range. It has a flat bottom which makes direct contact with the glass top, and the glass top heats quicker than a standard electric coil, so there is no long, long pause while the heat is transferred to the pan.
1606016
So far we have had no problems on our glass top electric stove. With these pans I do not cook on high, instead I set the stove on 7 and it is fine. So far, I am happy with them.
1510489
Sorry but no idea about the glass top but I have an electric stove and have had no problems at all. Not sure why it should be any different. However, I don't put the heat on the highest temp -- just a middle one.
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.
82939
Yes it is! - That is the kind of range I currently have - and have used this multiple times on it with no ill effects to either the pan or the glass top electric range.
2160611
I've used the pan on a glass top only; and had excellent results. Just followed the break in proceedure and the pan does a great job.
186607
my mom has a glass top stove its about 15 years old it was the first ones made and she uses Paula Deen Cookware on them along with her Stainless Steel cookware too and she has never had a problem. My mom however cooks on lower temperatures on her stove because it heats hotter than electric. She has been using Paula Deen Cookware on it for a little over a year now and hasn't had any problems. just remember stoves vary and this cookware works best on medium temperature or lower (depending on the heat your stove puts out)
1905208
I have a glass cooktop and I love this pan on it. Just don't use very high heat, it will warp.