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> Seriously, get a nice gas range and a high end copper pan and cook with it - you'll be amazed. I cooked on gas for 25 years, including with all sorts of pots
by danans 4y ago
> Seriously, get a nice gas range and a high end copper pan and cook with it - you'll be amazed.
I cooked on gas for 25 years, including with all sorts of pots/pans. It was great and I preferred it greatly to resistance electric stoves. And then I switched to induction and couldn't be happier with both the cooking performance and the indoor air quality improvement. You (and many others) aren't concerned with or don't believe in the air quality problems of burning gas in a house. To each their own!
For my part, I tell everyone I know to maximize ventilation if they are cooking indoors with gas, and to try an induction stove to see if it works for them.
> When I'm not using gas to cook you'll find me outside burning wood fires to cook with.
That has nothing to do with the discussion about induction, but thanks for sharing, because I also love cooking over burning wood! We're more alike than you think!
- nemo44x 4y ago> To each their own! I think that’s the problem. There’s unelected officials suggesting they’re going to just ban them based on a biased (and very faulty - it isn’t quality science) study funded by activists groups. I’ve used induction and it’s ok but it doesn’t feel right to be, I can’t use materials I prefer, and I can’t do things like hold a pan a bit higher for a second, flambé, etc. I love induction for deep frying though. It’s much safer! I have a 1300 cfm exhaust with a makeup air system so I’m not concerned.