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> Really? Our induction stove very clearly has two concentric circles of different radii that get hot, and nothing else. Either you have an electric stove - no
by onlyrealcuzzo 3y ago
> Really? Our induction stove very clearly has two concentric circles of different radii that get hot, and nothing else.
Either you have an electric stove - not an induction stove, or you have a VERY bad pan (for an induction stove).
- kqr 3y agoIt's induction, not electric. This happens with all my cast iron pans. Easiest way to see it is to boil a thin layer of water mixed with a little hand dishwashing liquid in it. There are clearly two rings where cavities are formed more easily, thus there are two circles of peaking foam.
- fingerlocks 3y agoOh neat. I have a thermador star burner gas range that makes a wonderful five point star shape oil pattern on a cast iron using a similar technique. I can produce this effect by applying a very thin sheen of high smoke oil point at high heat. No idea if that’s better for cooking than concentric rings, but it looks really cool.