Can you put a ceramic dish on a electric hob?

[Lord Pikey]

Can you put a ceramic dish on a electric hob?

I would appreciate a quick answer before i wreak it...

[Rollin]

Yes.







But you may end up with food all over your kitchen floor.

[escargot]

You'll be wreaking something. Most likely havoc.

[John D.]

escargot said:

You'll be wreaking something. Most likely havoc.

[Lord Pikey]

How come the spelling or grammer police always catch me when i type something quickly..

Its almost like you know i failed my english GCSE!

Edited by Lord Pikey on Tuesday 24th March 19:14

[paulmurr]

I wouldn't, last night I put some salmon in a Le Cruset (sp) ceramic oven dish under the grill. It smashed into 3 pieces when I opened the oven door.

[GTIR]

Lord Pikey said:

How come the spelling or grammer police always catch me when i type something quickly...

Its almost like you know i failed my english GCSE!

No, but your username kind of gives the game away dear!

[The Excession]

At your own risk... pyrex doesn't like it



Make sure you keep the heat low....

[CCM]

I can also vouch for it making a mess everywhere. Not a good idea Pikes, stick the dish in the microwave or oven.

[GTIR]

This reminds me of a story,

When my parents divorced in about 1980 my dad moved next door (actually he bricked up the doorways, as he built an extension on our house some years earlier, and fitted a kitchen) my mum and I were in our kitchen when we heard a loud bang, and after a lot of swearing coming from my dad.
My mum suggested I go and see what happened, I walked round and as I walked into the kitchen I was presented with a collection of vegetables stuck to various parts of the kitchen and my dad standing ther covered in some kind of green sludge mess.

He had borrowed a pressure cooker from my mum but had not relased the pressure first before he opened it!

Tit!

[Lord Pikey]

Cheers.

Im using a pan now. im not cleaning all that crap up