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Question: Does this pan work on flat-top ceramic cooking stove?
Document: I was worried about purchasing this since it is nearly the same as the Williams-Sonoma "exclusive" pan and W-S said it was not recommended for flat top stove use. This pan same make as W-S, I think the only difference is the handle design and the fact this one is about $20 less expensive.
Since I had a ceramic top stove, I took a chance and got this pan. The bottom of the pan is pretty rouch and inspite of (painfully) exercising extreme caution while using, it scraped my new stove top. Not worth it. I am returning mine.I am so disappointed -- doesn't anybody care about glass-top-owning, ebelskiver-loving folks? :(
I would recommend this pan for any one who has a flat glass top radiant heat range.
Om Nom Nom Nom Nom!Seriously, it is incredibly easy to turn the Ebleskivers with this pan. Works very well on my flat-top electric range.
This specific pan is the only one of it's kind that i've found that will work on glass-top ranges. Seeing as that's what i own it was the only option. The non-stick surface is damaged a little too easily, but as long as you use butter every few rounds it works very well. It has a nice weight to it, for aluminum, and the handle seems to be well-attached, though i haven't had it that long.
The first few times I used this pan, everything cleaned up easily. There were no scratches in the coating, it looked essentially new. When cooking, I sometimes use spray oils to coat the wells, and some of the oil gets sprayed to the top surface of the pan where no batter ever really comes in contact with.
I can't imagine how it would scratch the glass top. The wells have a flat base that reinforces the bottom of each which is approximately an eigth inch wide. The the outside bottom rim of the pan is also this thick. The pan sits firmly on the glass top. Perhaps the reveiwer had something else on the cook top that caused the scratching and slid the pan off instead of just lifting it.I repeat, WHAT AN AWESOME DUO!!
I was worried at first that I wouldn't be able to find an Aebleskiver pan that worked on a glass top range, but then I was able to find this Nordic Ware Flat aluminum pan at a specialty hardware store. My first attempt at making the tasty Danish treats was a huge success. Aluminum conducts heat very well, so I was able use low heat only 3 out of 10 on the dial, and it made perfectly round Aebleskivers in a quick amount of time.
This pan really makes the work easy. You just apply a little butter on heated pan and use a skewer stick to flip it. That makes the work superb. I love it.
I had never had ebleskivers before. My mother asked for a pan for Christmas and after some googling I knew this was the way to go. We ate them that morning and I have wanted them since!The pan was perfect, it heated well over the electric stove and the non-stick kept the little balls of puff perfect.
Answer: Yes.  Our stove is a flat-top ceramic stove.  We use it about once or twice a week; it works very well.  Ebleskiver's are a kid and parent favorite in our home.