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Default Mastering gas stoves for stewing


> I like thick bottom disk pots for gas.


Are there any situation where thick bottoms are not best? Even if it is a responsive flame, you are still drawing a lot of energy out of the pot when you add food. It is good to have a lot of potential energy. On top of that, the thin ones warp so easily. and cooking on warped pans are so annoying.

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[civapcici on a warped pan... all the oil is on the perimeter.]


 
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