kurite
kurite

On our induction stove, just a regular silicon mat under heavy cookware is good to protect the surface. EM easily passes through the mat & still direct heats the cookware. Those mats are useful! Baking, candy, and now this. A cast iron skillet on an induction stovetop with a silicone mat underneath and a perforated stainless steel utensil holder at the side.

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Miraz
Miraz

@kurite Interesting…

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yurkevich
yurkevich

@kurite Had no idea this is possible.

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kurite
kurite

@yurkevich I imagine the mat reduces induction efficiency & thus might cause the element to warm up a bit more, but literally a small price to pay to greatly reduce or prevent damage the ceramic top. Def a nice option to have that standard electric ceramic tops will never have.

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