In Reply to: Induction burner posted by tlea on May 20, 2024 at 10:49:24:
I have been a professional chef most of my life and always swore that gas was the way to cook, after cooking on induction all last summer I found it to be just as responsive as a gas stove, the cool down is instantaneous, so you don't have to remove the pan after turning off the burner. Induction works on a magnetic principle, so you need stainless steel pots and pans, some cast iron works but my burner gets hot enough to get a pan smoking hot to sear a piece of meat, and the only thing that gets hot is the pan, you can actually touch the "burner" near the pan without harm. If you're curious, try using a portable although those Chambers stoves are pretty awesome.
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- RE: Induction burner - dancingseamonkey 12:00:43 05/20/24 (0)