I figured this would be the place to ask, I own a bluestar range that has 2 22K burners (garland burners, same as on many commercial stoves). I have had a hard time finding out if the de buyer mineral b can handle those types of temperatures. Really looking to get into carbon steel pans as there sounds like there are a lot of benefits to them. Any thoughts or recommendations?
de buyer mineral b w/ 22K burner
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No problem w/ deBuyer on my Bluestar
Since I got my answer how about some befores and afters?
I am pretty sure if was under 10K, I got the hood at the same time from the same vendor so I would have to look back to see exactly, the stainless griddle is awesome. We have an older house in jackson dating back to 1949 and the kitchen was pretty close to original. We ended up tearing out a wall and matching the oak floors up pretty well. We were able to keep the entire kitchen under 15K since I did all the work with my dad besides the wall removal. Also made the counters out of ikea butcher block stained and waterloxed. Made the kitchen table also the pendant lights are reused electrical insulator glass.
I am pretty sure if was under 10K, I got the hood at the same time from the same vendor so I would have to look back to see exactly, the stainless griddle is awesome. We have an older house in jackson dating back to 1949 and the kitchen was pretty close to original. We ended up tearing out a wall and matching the oak floors up pretty well. We were able to keep the entire kitchen under 15K since I did all the work with my dad besides the wall removal. Also made the counters out of ikea butcher block stained and waterloxed. Made the kitchen table also the pendant lights are reused electrical insulator glass.
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cool man, what stove do you have? always love a chance to post mine
damn dude!
yeah I really like cooking on stainless griddles when I worked in kitchens, when it came time to buy a stove I really wanted one. you can drop an egg right on it and it just dances across the top with very little oil. Very easy to clean to, that metal portion under the knobs is a big grease pan. We saved on me doing the work and not going with custom cabinets ect.
Also sacrifice other things like not having tv ect to afford things like this, but it makes me and the family happy.
Also sacrifice other things like not having tv ect to afford things like this, but it makes me and the family happy.
Very nice.....but needs more knives. :wink:
they are on the way! All these pics are actually a year old, when my 2 other knives get here today I will post an update. Also retro fitting some wood over current stainless magnet bar
Mine is 6-burner as well, but went with all burners (no frill or griddle). It's powdercoated a dark blue. I'll need to dig through pics of our renovation/ addition.
I bought the Bluestar ~8-9 years ago. So regular single oven door. I like the French door option they have now, as it's blocks a little less aisle space when open. Does it seal well at the meeting stile?
I bought the Bluestar ~8-9 years ago. So regular single oven door. I like the French door option they have now, as it's blocks a little less aisle space when open. Does it seal well at the meeting stile?
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ooh, you definitely do need more knives!
ooh, you definitely do need more knives!
