Take the 2-minute tour ×  I've recently come in to a lovely cast
iron ebelskiver pan (pictured below) and would like to try to
make some ebelskivers.  ebelskiver pan with concave bottom  The
problem is I don't have a gas range and I'm rather sure that my
glass-top stove won't be able to adequately or evenly heat the
pan due to its concave underbelly. The bottom of the wells
aren't even level with the skirting rim of the pan. Is there
anything I can do short of replacing my range top or starting a
fire in my backyard to use this pan to make some stuffed
pancakes?  share|improve this question is it an inductive or
resistive stovetop? I've used a cast iron aebleskiver pan on an
inductive top, although mine has some extra material underneath
each well, similar to this one –  Joe Dec 19 '12 at 20:07 As it
turns out I've purchased a gas range top since posting this
question and no longer need an answer, however someone else may
in the future. I'm leaving it unanswered for the moment as I
have no way to verify any o