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Using your hob in all simplicity
Which pans work best on a radiant/halogen ring?
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Use recipients with flat bottoms
that are in perfect contact with the
heating surface:
- Stainless steel with a thick trimetal or
"sandwich" base,
- Aluminium with a thick (smooth) base,
- Enamelled steel.
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Always use a pan of suitable
size: the diameter of the pan
must be equal to or larger than
the diameter of the radiant ring.
•
The bottom surfaces of recipients in
poor condition may hold or transport sub-
stances liable to stain or scratch the hob
surface.
•
Make sure that the underneath of
your pan and the heating surface are
clean and dry.
•
Use a recipient that is big enough
to contain all the foodstuffs to be co-
oked and choose a setting that is not
liable to cause any overflowing or
splashing.
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The most suitable recipients give
the most successful results.
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Use high-walled saucepans for
dishes containing a lot of liquid, so
that nothing is liable to overflow when
boiling.
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The bottom of the saucepan and
the heating zone should be the same
size.
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Make sure your saucepan is in the
middle of the heating zone.
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Heating zones should always be
clean, for dirty heating zones and sau-
cepan bottoms not only deteriorate
the heating surface but also increase
electricity consumption.
•
Use the residual heat as well as
possible by turning off the heat 5 mi-
nutes before the end of cooking.
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Never place any food wrapped in
aluminium or plastic recipients on the
heating zone.
If ever you connect any domestic appliance to a plug near the hob,
make sure that its cable does not come into contact with any hot zones.
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