How about buying two of these, cutting holes and shaping them to use as a drip/splatter guard on my gas stove. What do you think?
1613608
Good idea. I would pay special attention to where your flame is though. I think you would have a fire hazard on your hands if these got anywhere close to an open flame.
1613609
That's not a bad idea at all - Sounds like it will work fine! And easy to clean, too.
484712
Perfect for the spacing on my gas stove burners, Do not think it would work on a glass top, too easy to slide around. If dropped it would break the top.
1562669
I might put another container inside these if you are primarily going for the look, but they really are pretty small. A round 2" pot would be okay, but really for your herbs to get big enough to cut, you'd definitely need a larger container. I have not tested these to see if they are water tight.
2055323
I used one for years on top of the flat spot on the wood stove that heated my house. works awesome... also used it for smaller things on top of the wood cookstove instead of using the big oven.
1701845
I like the side because they are an extension of the pot itself so I think it much more secure. Yes they get very hot and you need to be very aware of that but a good thick mitt will take care of that. Be safe and enjoy cooking. I made meatballs and red gravy yesterday and they were fabulous.
1237427
I think they should be perfect for your needs. I actually think the holes could be a little bigger.
959588
If your stove griddle is coated, like with teflon, it would scratch the coating. If not, I think it would work great.
1282042
Duke, those clips are pretty serious clamps... Imagine, if you will; &gt; Cooking with them engaged: And a small piece of food bubbles up, and plugs that small vent hole... It would become a pressure cooker with no vent, and a serious explosion could occur. &gt; Storing with them engaged: Pressure on the soft rubber gasket in the lid for any length of time would cause it to deform, and perhaps harden in that shape; thereby defeating it's purpose of gently sealing in steam for cooking..
403527
The main enemy of this type of cookware is high heat. Since gas flame is cooler than an electric element, you should be OK.
1534454
Yes, these are quite versatile. I never got to use these indoors as splatter guards. I have used them for camping and tailgating, either to shield the flame on cold mornings or direct air to help increase the flame. This would be in MacGyver's trunk. I used it as a skillet for pancakes one time, it's non stick.
512800
Like for camping? Strike anywhere, wood matches? Well, perhaps. You might need to clip the bottoms a tad. It has a gasket and I assume a water-tight seal.
1118233
yes they should i put one on a year ago it is still working and the pot gets used 3 times a day I purchesed a pot with a plastic handle the handle melted the gasket was in tact put it on my old pot still works
436591
You can use the "trigger guard" like another handle. The shorter barrel and the heat guard are very useful against accidentally burning something as get close to what ever your working on.
934886
My wife had the idea of making her a cover for the stove with handles that she can remove whenever she had to cook. I am a bit handy and actually though of making something that was double duty you know. When I saw this board, I thought to myself, "you just saved yourself some work". We have multiple cutting boards but this one is wide enough to go over the stove top and double as the cutting board of choice.The price was right as well. Hope this helps.
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Hey there - i've used them over an MSR camping stove. The only issue I ran into was a melted handle - mainly operator error by me. If you are using the pots over any sort of open flame (gas stove or word fire), you will just need to be careful to keep the rubber handles out of the flames.
88425
I would use a flame difuser with this product for use on a gas stove. While this tagine withstands temperature variations across the thickness and surface area being heated, even ceramic can fail if the heat source concentrates over a relatively small cross section, especially at the start of the heating cycle.
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I don't know for sure, but I wouldn't. I guess you could try cutting it to fit for one burner and see what happens.