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Started using an induction cooktop amidst the gas shortage? Keep these 4 things in mind..

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How to Use an Induction Cooktop: Due to tensions in the Middle East, reports of an LPG shortage have been surfacing across the country over the past few days. While some people are facing difficulties in booking cylinders, others are unable to receive them even after a successful booking. Consequently, households have started switching to induction cooktops. Furthermore, induction cooktops have gone out of stock on several e-commerce websites, while others have hiked their prices. If you, too, are relying on an induction cooktop amidst this gas shortage, this article is just for you. Today, we are going to share four essential tips that you must keep in mind while using an induction cooktop. Following these tips will not only make cooking easier but also help reduce electricity consumption.

1. Use the Right Cookware
For your information, not every type of cookware works on an induction cooktop. You should use stainless steel cookware for cooking on an induction cooktop. It is believed that using the appropriate cookware helps food cook faster, reduces electricity consumption, and simplifies the cooking process.

2. Prepare Ingredients in Advance
Induction cooktops heat up very quickly. Therefore, ensure that all your ingredients—such as vegetables and spices—are prepped and ready before you switch on the cooktop. This helps minimize electricity wastage and makes cooking much more efficient.

3. Use the Correct Temperature Settings
Nowadays, the market offers a wide variety of induction cooktops equipped with various features. Most modern induction cooktops come with specific cooking modes designed for boiling, frying, and simmering (cooking on low heat). Always select the appropriate cooking mode for your dish; this ensures that the food cooks evenly and prevents unnecessary electricity expenditure.

4. Cook with a Lid On
You should always keep the cookware covered with a lid while cooking on an induction cooktop. This helps trap heat and steam inside the vessel, allowing the food to cook more easily and efficiently.

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