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Induction cooking does not radiate the food being cooked. It generates heat with the device containing the food instead, and the radiation (if any) gets dispersed when the cooktop gets into contact with the surface of the cookware.
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Is it safe to eat magnetic induction cooked foods just as in eating microwave cooked food is unsafe?
Induction burners are totally safe. If magnets weren't food safe then you wouldn't hang them on your refrigerator.
What does equipment mean in cooking?
Equipment is what food is cooked in or on. Without equipment, food cannot be cooked.
What are the health hazzards of food cooked on induction cooker?
There are none- The induction heats the pan (PS- HAS TO BA A CERTAIN TYPE), not the food directly. There is as much harm in induction as there is in traditional hot-plate.
What is induction cooking and does it really work?
In induction cooking, the heat is dispersed through a copper coil in the cooking vessel. It does take less time to cook the food and uses less energy, which translates into money savings.
What are the special cooking instructions when using induction cook tops?
There are no special instructions for induction cooking. The method of cooking is much the same as with any other type of cooktop. Just remember that induction cooking creates a higher degree of energy so you need to watch to make sure your food does not overcook or burn.
What does sear mean in cooking?
Cooking means that food is being cooked by a person in the kitchen.
What is rechauffe cooking?
To rechauffe is to rewarm previously cooked food.
What is inadequate cooking?
If the food has not cooked long enough to be thoroughly cooked through, or as browned as it should be, it has been inadequately cooked.
When cooking food in a microwave. Why is it more important to rely on the internal temperature of the food rather than on a previous cooking time?
food is cooked from the inside out
When cooking food in a microwave why is more important to rely on the internal temperature of the food rather than on a previous cooking time?
food is cooked from the inside out
Why you feel heat when cooking or barbecuing?
Except for the most modern of cooking methods (e.g. magnetic induction), the heat produced by the heat source is radiated in all directions, not focused on the food being cooked. The food, being closer, absorbs more of the heat and also blocks (shadows) the heat from objects farther away.A fireplace is a good example, where objects placed close to the flames (e.g. a marshmallow) get hotter than those farther away (person holding the marshmallow on a stick). If the person gets too close, he will feel more heat and may even be burned.*As the food itself is cooked, getting hotter, the food will likewise radiate heat energy in all directions, and you can feel this if you place your hand close to a hamburger or hot dog that has just been cooked.
Why the window of the kitchen is open when cooking is in progress?
So the house does not smell of the cooked food after your done cooking.
