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Induction Cooking Explained: Why It’s the Future of Cooking

In recent years, induction cooking has surged in popularity as more home chefs and professionals alike recognize its advantages over traditional. With precision, efficiency, and convenience at the forefront, induction […]

Feb 13

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In recent years, induction cooking has surged in popularity as more home chefs and professionals alike recognize its advantages over traditional. With precision, efficiency, and convenience at the forefront, induction technology is revolutionizing the way we cook. But what exactly is induction, and why are so many people making the switch? Let’s dive in.

 

What is Induction Cooking?

Induction cooktops use electromagnetic energy to directly heat your cookware, rather than relying on an open flame or a heated coil. When you place a compatible pot or pan on the cooktop, the magnetic field creates heat instantly within the cookware itself. This results in faster, more efficient cooking while keeping the surrounding surface cool to the touch.

Why Choose Induction?

Induction cooktops are gaining traction for several key reasons:

  • Precision & Control – With instant response times and precise temperature settings, induction cooking offers unparalleled control. Whether you need a rolling boil or a delicate simmer, you can achieve the perfect heat level effortlessly.
  • Energy Efficiency – Unlike traditional gas or electric stoves, induction transfers heat directly to the cookware, reducing wasted energy. This means faster cooking times and lower energy bills.
  • Convenience & Cleanliness – Without open flames or hot coils, spills and splatters don’t get baked onto the surface. A simple wipe with a damp cloth is usually all it takes to keep your induction cooktop looking pristine.
  • Sleek & Modern Design – Induction cooktops offer a clean, minimalist look that complements any kitchen aesthetic. Their smooth surfaces blend seamlessly with contemporary kitchen designs.

Cooking with Induction: Tips and Cookware Essentials

 

Once you’ve made the switch to induction, the next step is setting yourself up for success in the kitchen. Here are a few tips to help you get the most out of your cooktop:

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Choosing the Right Cookware

Not all pots and pans are induction-compatible. Here’s what to look for:

  • Magnetic base: Your cookware must be magnetic to work on an induction surface. An easy test? Stick a magnet to the bottom. If it clings, you’re good to go.
  • Flat bottom: A smooth, flat base ensures even contact with the cooktop and optimal heat transfer.
  • Appropriate size: Use cookware that matches the size of your induction element to avoid wasted energy or uneven heating.

Need a foolproof option? Our Stacken Cookware Starter Set is designed specifically for use with Kenyon cooktops. This compact, stackable set is ideal for induction cooking, easy to store, and built to last.

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Induction Cooking Tips

  • Preheat with caution: Induction heats up fast, so keep an eye on your pans to avoid overheating.
  • Use lower settings: Compared to traditional electric or gas, you may need lower heat levels for the same results.
  • Clean as you go: The surface stays cool outside the cooking zone, so spills don’t burn on—making cleanup a breeze.

With the right cookware and a few simple adjustments, cooking with induction becomes effortless, efficient, and enjoyable.

 

Elevate Your Cooking with Kenyon’s Bridge Induction Cooktop

If you’re ready to upgrade to induction, Kenyon’s Bridge Induction 2 Burner Cooktop (120V) is an excellent choice. Designed for both functionality and style, this cooktop enhances your culinary experience with advanced features:

  • Slide Touch Controls – Enjoy smooth and precise power adjustments for effortless cooking.
  • Boost Setting – Speed up boiling and high-heat cooking with the maximum power boost.
  • Simmer Function – Gently heat delicate sauces and chocolates with precision control.
  • Bridge Feature – Expand your cooking surface by connecting both burners for larger pots and pans.
  • Automatic Zone Power-Off – If a cooking zone is powered on but doesn’t detect a pan for more than 10 seconds, it powers off for added efficiency.
  • SilKEN® Mat – Protects the glass surface, holds cookware in place, and ensures easy cleanup—dishwasher safe!

Ready to Make the Switch?

Induction cooking isn’t just a trend—it’s the future of efficient, precise, and convenient cooking. If you’re looking to experience the benefits of induction technology firsthand, Kenyon’s Bridge Induction Cooktop is the perfect way to bring professional-grade cooking into your home.

 

Upgrade your kitchen today and discover the difference induction can make!

 

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