Induction cooking

Professional and at-home chefs alike will tell you that there's a big difference between conventional and induction cooking. While it might seem like there's only one way to heat up a pan, the fact of the matter is that some methods are more efficient than others – induction cooking is one of them. Induction cooktops heat food 25 percent to 50 percent faster. They distribute heat more evenly than radiant stovetops and offering quick, precise temperature adjustment. Induction uses electricity…

5 Tips for Cooking on Induction Cook Surfaces Okay consider me nuts, but I never gave a thought to not being able to use my decades old but well loved cookware when we replaced our stove. For several months I have fought with and complained about my new stove. I know.. really Sherryl? But yes I actually missed our old stove with the 4 ring burners and oven that didn't heat evenly..well maybe not the oven but I struggled to cook on the new stove. So one day I am complaining while waiting on…

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Technology has crept into different spheres of life – and the kitchen has benefited greatly from the phenomenon. The invention of induction cooking is one of the life-changing inventions that has improved how we prepare our meals. If you lay your hands on the best induction cooktop for the money, then you can be sure that you’ll revolutionize your cooking escapades. But what exactly is an induction cooktop? How does it work? Well, these questions may sound sophisticated but you’ll get ev

Two new Dacor Renaissance Induction Cooktops offers smart styling. The induction cooktops offer energy efficient use for everyday cooking.

Induction cooking, already popular with chefs and producers of viral cooking videos, is coming to your home.

Imagine if you could take your induction stovetop off the counter and toss it in a drawer. Well, you can. Lapitec, an Italian company, has developed a way of hiding the induction cooktop underneath the stone kitchen counter. To use it, all you need is to place the silicone mats at their designated spots, fire them up, and cook.

Fine Homebuilding Magazine names things to consider when switching from gas/electric cooking to induction, naming our 24" Induction Cooktop as a top choice for its affordability and user-friendly features.

How Does Induction Cooking Work? Induction is a means of generating heat using magnetism. This means that your pots and pans are heated by a magnetic field instead of the more traditional gas flame or electric element. But what makes it so amazing is that this magnetic field does not generate heat directly so even […]

Neither burn natural gas, but electric and induction ranges have specific strengths and weaknesses. Here are the pros and cons of each.