In article >,
"zydecogary" > wrote:

> I have a new Wolfgang Puck 1400 watt Induction Hob that I
> am experimenting with. I'm having lots of fun and I
> alternate between adjusting wattage and temperature.
>
> I've picked up some cast iron at a thrift shop, purchased
> an enameled covered cast iron square fry pan, round no
> stick Sunpentown covered fry pan and a Sunpentown Stainless
> Steel two handled covered pot.
>
> Surprise, the Stainless Steel Pot does not attract a
> magnet -- yet still heats. I think that mine is too thin
> for some of the things I would like to use it for. I would
> like a thicker bottom 18/10 Stainless piece.
>
> Another surprise. I found that my old Revere Ware (copper
> clad bottom) even with the thin copper almost worn off,
> works on the induction hob. I'm going to look at thrift
> stores for some more pieces.

I've been thinking about getting a hob and would love to know how you
like this one, if it is noisy or not, and in what ways you use it.

Isabella
--
"I will show you fear in a handful of dust"
-T.S. Eliot