can i use this on a open flame?
1362179
We have only used ours in the oven - - so, I don't know. But, by open flame you are referring to a BQ grill I don't see why not.
1362180
sure, I put it on the grill right above the coals and often when I move the coals around they flare up. I cook pizza or foccacia over the really hot coals after a rotisserie turkey or ham - I warm the stone for a few minutes before putting the dough down.
1362181
I have used mine on a gas grill for pizza. One precaution I take is to warm the stone slowly until it is heated through. I recommend placing an oven thermometer on the stone so you can monitor the surface temp. After the stone is hot I then turn up the two outside burners to get some heat in the dome so the top will brown with the bottom. Nice stone btw.
480291
I have a gas stove so it is on an open flame. I just do not use too high a setting. Medium heats up very quickly.
2227041
I've never used it over my fire pit, but it works fine over a gas burner. Although the gauge of the pan is fairly thick, it's not anything like cast iron. I personally would not use it over an open fire pit.
1486045
I can't see why not, it's essentially a large metal pot for burning so I suspect that any material you could set flame to would burn just fine.
346071
Yes, I have used mine for that purpose. Just watch that the wind does not blow out the flame so keep an eye on it. I put a metal wind screen against mine if it's a little breezy . It will simmer !
1786781
It's literally an open flame just behind the tip. I would not recommend using this near anything flammable. Or children / teenagers unsupervised.
1573233
Yes. put on some gloves or take a pot holder and lift the burner off of it. Your fluid will evaporate away if you don't relight it right away though.
715217
yes as long as the comtainer fit inside. keep in mind that the flame would be very small, maybe invisible
1647944
Yes you can. You will need to put a can or something to keep the wood in though so the heat and flame can be concentrated. It looks like the metal is coated in Zinc to make it rust resistsant so I would not build a fire in the thing unless you want zinc poisoning.
1657682
Not for sure if you can but I would think you could. We get flames ever once in a while and it doesn't seem to hurt it at all.
705719
I think an open flame might destroy the vessel, and certainly its brushed stainless steel finish. It's insulated, in any case, which would probably make direct heating unsatisfactory.
2016494
You should be able to. However, don't leave it unattended, and keep the lid or lids handy if you have to put it out. Don't use water to put out flames!! In a pinch you can use sand to put it out.
208961
I use mine primarily with an alcohol stove but I do not see any reason why you could not use it on the fire.
311004
It would probably work better above the coals, on some kind of grate or grill. The open fire is obviously going to discolor and change the outer appearance of the cooker which won't make any difference in the way it cooks. I personally have never tried to use mine over open fire. I think as long as you're producing steam inside of the pot, uneven heat will not be a major factor. I do like to have the ability to reduce the heat after the initial steady stream of steam appears. A propane fire would be my first choice.
140141
No you cannot. It's a composite material that would not stand up to direct flames in my opinion.
1472651
I wouldn't try it over an open fire. The plastic coatings would melt, and the bottoms would be hard to clean. It works well over a small stove, in fact one will fit inside with a small tank of fuel.
1308753
Most definitely. Cast iron items were used on open flames by the pioneers. My sister uses it on her gas top stove all the time and loves the way food turns out. Nothing like cast iron.