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Electric Range
Principle Uses
- Surface
cooking with pots and pans for
sautéing, pan frying or
broiling, braising, stewing and
simmering
Special
Characteristics
- Coil or solid
top surfaces
- No pilot
light
- Coils may
require preheating
- Coils are
slower to respond to heat
controls
- Simmer set
control for hot top
Operating Hints
- Use with
adequate ventilation
- Preheat solid
tops
- Solid tops
take too long for heating large
volumes and may scorch food
- For efficient
heat transfer cover as much of
surface as possible with pots
and pans
- For moist
heat methods cover pots and pans
to retain liquid and shorten
cooking times
- Do not allow
handles to protrude
- Avoid spills
and boil over which may damage
open burners or coils
- Use dry pot
holders
- Lift lids
away from you
Cleaning
- Wipe spills
promptly
- Clean daily
using detergent solution
- Rinse and dry
washed surfaces
- Avoid harsh
chemicals and abrasives
- Never pour
water on top to cool or wash
surfaces
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Gas
Range
Principle Uses
- Surface
cooking with pots and pans for
sautéing, pan frying or
broiling, braising, stewing and
simmering
Special
Characteristics
- Open burner
or solid top surfaces
- Pilot light
- Instant heat
control with open burners
- Simmer set
valve for hot top
Operating Hints
- Use with
adequate ventilation
- Solid tops
take too long for heating large
volumes and may scorch food
- For efficient
heat transfer cover as much of
surface as possible with pots
and pans
- For moist
heat methods cover pots and pans
to retain liquid and shorten
cooking times
- Do not allow
handles to protrude
- Avoid spills
and boil over which may damage
open burners or coils
- Use dry pot
holders
- Lift lids
away from you
- Strike match
before turning on gas supply
when lighting
- A yellow
flame indicates burners need
cleaning or adjusting
Cleaning
- Wipe spills
promptly
- Clean daily
using detergent solution
- Rinse and dry
washed surfaces
- Avoid harsh
chemicals and abrasives
- Soak burners
in detergent solution, wire
brush to remove clogged ports,
rinse and dry
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Induction Cooker
Principle Uses
- Hi tech
alternative to portable electric
or butane burners
Special
Characteristics
- Ceramic
cooking surface
- Energy
provided by high frequency radio
waves
- Instant
heating up to 410 degrees F at
90% efficiency
- Safer and
more economical than coils or
butane
Operating Hints
- Requires
proprietary cookware for best
results
- Has both warm
and cook functions
- Draws up to
1500 W of power from a standard
120 V outlet - one per outlet
max
- Pans must be
centered and contact "burner"
sufficiently to activate energy
transfer
- If a magnet
sticks to a pan, it may
be induction compatible, but
may not be induction
efficient
- Pans must not
contact frame during heat or
while they are still hot - unit
will be damaged
- Do not use
aluminum foil for cooking
- Do not use
outdoors
- Buzzer sound
indicates overheating
- Pace makers
may be affected
Cleaning
- Ceramic
surface and stainless steel
housing may be wiped clean with
a damp cloth
- Water
entering air entrance / outlet
will damage unit
- Harsh
chemicals / abrasive will damage
unit - use a metal liquid
cleaner to remove tough stains
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