You’re trying to tell me a shrimp fried that rice?
….sorry, I’m a dad. Knee jerk reaction there
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You’re trying to tell me a shrimp fried that rice?
….sorry, I’m a dad. Knee jerk reaction there
I see no reason your cast griddle wouldn't work with induction. Cast iron skillets work very well on induction tops.
So both the griddle top manufacturer and stove manufacturer would discourage using it. Neither are explicit about what would happen but the stove is too expensive to just yolo it
Just buy a electric one, I grabbed one from Amazon for like $200 a few years ago, it's 20x36 and works like a champ. These ones that go on the top of the stove make me feel like the weight is going to break some shit lol
What griddle is that? I've been looking for something like that, but wanting to use it on my gas grill
You can just go to a metal supply place and either have them cut something to fit or see what scrap pieces they have.
I made fajitas yesterday, but here is the start of 70 crêpes for Candlemas.
They’re a bit pricey but worth it for how thick the metal is. They sell several sizes and shapes, including custom fits for grills https://steelmadeusa.com/
Thank you!
Damn, well I am sorry for your loss.
Is there a specific reason your induction stovetop doesn't support griddles? The only requirement I could find is that the griddle has to be flush on the surface, similar to a pan. Other then that I couldn't find any technical barriers.
Maybe you’re right, I didn’t sense anything explicit and the griddle top is magnetic. But ….
The food looks great and I've been wanting that griddle, or the smaller version, for a while! Looks fun to use.
Do you have to go with an induction stove top? Could you get a ceramic instead?
Already got the induction
I'm sorry, I don't think you read their question correctly. I think they're asking what stove they need/can use to do something like this
Huh, ok.