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Yatsuha
Sep 7, 2005

Grandpa's got his groove back
I have kind of a weird/dumb question, does anyone here have experience cooking on a glass top stove? Our old stove died last week and we picked up a glass top stove at habitat for humanity. It looks nice but it feels like it doesn't heat food evenly? Also I have a shitload of old cast iron and I was told I can't use it on a glass top, so I've been cooking on a hot plate. :smith:

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Yatsuha
Sep 7, 2005

Grandpa's got his groove back

Test Pattern posted:

It's basically a very fast-responding electric stove. With a glass top that can shatter. Cast iron works fine, there's just a very very good chance you'll gently caress up the glass.

My mother loved them because they clean up easy, but they're terrible in basically every other way, barely better than a standard electric.

The glass was already kind of fucky since whoever had this stove before had some weird pots and pans with grooves that kinda got burned into it. :j:
I guess for stir-fry and poo poo I'm used to cooking on gas/electric that I'm not too sure with I'll keep using my hot plate, thanks for the reply!

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