Can it be used as lid for a pot that is cooking on a gas burner?
750176
I would assume so as it can be used in the oven. Just not over direct flame. (I haven't tried it)
750177
I use it as a pot lid on a gas burner and in the microwave.. I love it and have two sizes.
355295
Sorry, I am not sure about that... I use it on a gas stove.. I guess u can ask the seller about it....
2197577
I believe so, do not put the steamer in and you can cover the pot with the lid. I always do it with my other steamers, I just use the pot when I need it.
520731
I needed a lid for a Dutch oven, or large cooking pot. It worked very good, I also use it for a lid on my med to large skillet.
221100
It's no different than a cast iron pot, except oval instead of round and dragon shaped. I am not an expert in gas stoves, but based on my experience, as long as the flame is fully covered by the bottom of the dragon, I don't see why not. We love it!
1651247
I wouldn't.....there is no way for it to stay on a boiling pot.....the pressure will find a way to escape and there goes your "lid."
564903
Yes definitely. I have a gas stove that I have been using it on. It is a very beautiful pot, I am very happy that I bought this after a lot of researching of competitors products.
1477192
Only for use with gas. Burners, located on the bottom, would interfere with charcoal use.
1383668
Yes it can. Top of burner is a sturdy, flat approx 10" wide surface. We have a large soup pot we use on it. One thing to consider: the actual area that will heat a pot is only about 4-5" across. So for a large pot (large diameter) it's VERY important to make sure that it's bottom is a great conductor of heat. Our pots are AllClad induction-ready pans and they work fabulously. We also have an off-brand stainless steel wok with a wide base we use and it works well to. So it doesn't have to be an expensive pot. Try the magnet test. If a magnet sticks REALLY well to the bottom, then it should work just fine.
633324
You're right. It is not suited for induction burners. I'd recommend All-Clad pot instead.
1725231
Absolutely yes for gas stovetop. I use mine for making Turkish coffee on a gas stove.
980812
Yes you can. It's built heavy enough, like a mini sauce pan, and the wire handle is spot welded so it won't be affected like solder. Just have a pot holder handy if the handle gets too hot. Easier for me over a gas burner as I only need to use part of the flame for warming and melting. I have uploaded pics to show it's size better on a burner.
2060156
you can probably use one of your currently existing lids so long as the measurements match up. there is nothing particularly distinctive about this lid in comparison to lids for other cookers except for the small steaming vent hole as seen in the photo.
675217
I don't see any reason why it wouldn't be, in theory. But if I were you, I would measure the diameter of the largest burner to see if it's wide enough to accommodate the pot, and make sure you have enough clearance above the burner to allow for the height of the pot. I couldn't use it on my stove because it was not short enough to fit under the hood. Even if it did fit under the hood, you'd have to make sure you could get it out without tilting it significantly, because you could spill the contents of the pot while you're removing it from the stovetop.
2189802
It would work but it isn't ideal due to the bottom not being flat. It takes a lot longer to heat things up. Best used with a gas stove.
1418149
This cover will extend over the pan edge when used on smaller pans. If the pan is smaller in diameter than the burner flame and the pan is shallow - as in a frying pan the non-metallic portion might get exposed to open flame and cause a problem. Otherwise, I would not hesitate to use it with a gas stove.
980811
I don't see why not though I have not used it for that. It is made of quality stainless steel, and is sturdy. It isn't large so the element size would determine that if for gas stove ... otherwise carefully watching it of course ... It is a great piece for my kitchen! I use it often.