We usually think of cooking food as a fairly basic endeavor. It all involves a meal’s ingredients, a pan or pot to cook the food on, and a fiery grill or stove to heat it all. Yet there are innovations in cooking that go beyond these basic ideas, like induction cooking, that present a kind of revolution in food preparation. All that’s required to join this revolution is an induction cooker, and induction cookware to cook a meal in. Ready to join the revolution? Great, let’s take a look at what’s involved.
Induction cooking uses the induction heat process, which involves oscillation of a magnetized field, to produce heat conduction between a cook top and induction cookware. The process heats food quickly and extremely effectively, including in grill pans and fry pans, yet the burners on an induction cooker do not become hot, making them a safe alternative to a standard stovetop.
The Circulon line has induction cookers that can effectively heat and cook food on a counter or can be used as a tabletop heater for a buffet. The cookers from this line are designed to work directly with specially designed induction pans, including fry pans and sauté pans. These cookers are convenient and easy to use and utilize much less energy in the home than standard ovens and stovetops. Fagor also has portable induction cook tops that boast seven power settings, to provide a wide range of heat settings, while using a fraction of the power.
Now let’s take a look at cookware. To effectively use an induction cooker, it’s important to have the right cookware to go with it. TheAnolon line has cookware sets that are designed specifically for this purpose. These attractive cookware sets of ceramic pans have three layers of ferno ceramic coating that provide good looks, an eco-friendly practicality, and an ability to cook on any kind of stovetop, including induction. For the cook who’s ready to really step up, this cookware is a smart move in every way.
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