Have you used a heat diffuser with this tagine? From the description it doesn't sound necessary but looking for real world feedback on gas stovetop. Thanks!
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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.
88426
no need works great directly on the grill, in the oven and stove top. Just be sure to melt some ghee in the bottom to avoid sticking. Check after awhile and leave the top off to thicken things up.
88427
I have not used a diffuser - I brown meats directly on the gas burner & finish on cooktop or in the oven. It handles high temperatures well.
1606991
i have natural gas stove -happy with it-as far as putting it in the oven i do not do that.The handle maybe a problem.
1172226
Hello I have a Viking Residential/Commerical gas stove, it worked extremely well. That was my first time using a pressure cooker. I would strongly recommend purchasing this canner.
1969937
I was wondering the same thing, although I cannot imagine there being a problem with this on an electric stove, here is another reference:http://fabulouskitchenstuff.com/fabulous-heat-diffusers-for-an-electric-stove/
45386
I have a gas stove. But it heats pretty evenly on mine. Good griddle pan. Just don't use high heat on it. Not necessary.
1680138
i have one of mine on my stove. be thoughtful if it is gas. well, with electric, too. hehe
1758782
I have an electric stove but my friend ordered the same kettle and she has a gas stove. She never mentioned any problems with the kettle.
1130329
Absolutely! Actually for a starter that's what I'll recommend.Stovetop can be tricky. If you don't use low heat or a diffuser, you run a serious risk of breaking the tagine.PS: Food comes out just as great weather used in the oven or stove top.
1079104
I wish I could help you .I have a gas stove top.I love this diffuser.I use it for my corning ware coffee pot and when I make sauce so it doesn't burn. Best answer I can give is Google the question.Sorry.
1522276
I don't know the answer, however, the aroma from the burner makes me question the same thing. If you do purchase the burner, use it in a well ventilated space. Perhaps propane, or as you're asking "gas stove" might work. The flame is very small and the unit may not do well on a gas stove. Must be watched. Hope this helps.
93389
it could damage your stove top. You can buy heat diffusers at your kitchen store that will help heating evenly and maybe also protect for stove top.
139593
I do not have a gas stove now but I have had gas stoves before the teapot is made very good and the handle is station neared so it will not get hot next to the pot I see no reason that you would not enjoy it on the gas stove
1908889
When I got this product, I didnt know what heat diffuser is and how to use it. I did a little research and found out that you use the heat diffuser if you're using electic burner. The electric burner gets hot super crazy and so you have to put the heat diffuser on top of it, and then on top of that you put your glass kettle. Yes you use the heat diffuser underneath between your glass pot/ kettle and the electric burner. The heat diffuser is used so that your glass pot doesn't directly touch the electric burner. It protects it. Using heat diffuser can evenly distribute the heat. It really doesn't make sense if the heat diffuser goes inside the pot while boiling water.
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I have not used this pot directly on the stove. I don't recall whether the manufacturer said this was acceptable or not, but it just doesn't sound safe to me! I use my Hario "beehive" to heat the water, then pour it into the teapot. If you don't have one of those, then just use a regular saucepan to heat the water, then pour it into the teapot.
2224134
No we just put it on the burner. We love it. We have a gas stove. No more hot spots. Very even heat.
1284112
I don't know the answer --- but doesn't a glass top stove ALREADY diffuse the heat?
97430
I have a gas stove on which I use it regularly, but I did use it once at my brother's home on an electric stove top, and it worked fine with no damage.