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Every modern home has some standard [[Electric appliances|appliances]] like a fridge/freezer and an oven/stove with 3-4 hotplates on top.<ref>If you have a gas stove, some methods in this article will not apply to your hotplates. Instead see [[Towel cooking]], or consider buying a big flat stone or piece of metal that is equal in size to the bottom of your pan.</ref> This article will show a few descriptive methods that you can try and experiment with, but be careful and try to stay safe at all times. | Every modern home has some standard [[Electric appliances|appliances]] like a fridge/freezer and an oven/stove with 3-4 hotplates on top.<ref>If you have a gas stove, some methods in this article will not apply to your hotplates. Instead see [[Towel cooking]], or consider buying a big flat stone or piece of metal that is equal in size to the bottom of your pan.</ref> This article will show a few descriptive methods that you can try and experiment with, but be careful and try to stay safe at all times. | ||
A microwave-oven and electric water kettle are very useful to heat and boil small amounts of food or water quickly. You could even benefit from having 2 different | A microwave-oven and electric water kettle are very useful to heat and boil small amounts of food or water quickly. You could even benefit from having 2 different sizes on kettles, one for occasions when you just want to have one or two cups of tea or instant coffee, and another one bigger for boiling larger amounts of water. The time needed and electricity used/wasted to boil water in a kettle or a saucepan depends very much on the ratio between how much water to air it is inside the kettle/vessel. | ||
=== Retained heat cooking - all you need is a towel! === | === Retained heat cooking - all you need is a towel! === |