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With the growing popularity of nutritious and flavorful meals cooked in the home, more and more people are turning to waterless cooking as an alternative to traditional, water-based cooking methods. Practitioners of waterless cooking are experiencing tastier, more attractive and healthier meals with less cooking time than is possible with water-based cooking techniques. This series of articles explains what waterless cooking is, explains the advantages of waterless cooking, and describes the specialized surgical stainless steel cookware required for waterless cooking. Here is
"Waterless Cooking Demystified".
Cookware comes in various materials: Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Copper, Cast Iron.... What are they precisely? Are you lost in selecting which material of cookware would best work for you? This article provides the expert information which will make this task easier for you, please read more...
What's the advantages and disadvantages of each cookware material? This article provides you a nice comparison with a easy to read table.
Coatings used in the cookware industry are made from either a silicone base or a fluorocarbon (P.T.F.E.) base. Fluorocarbon coatings are applied in a 2 or 3 coat process, consisting of 1 or 2 layers of the non-stick material, plus a "sealer" or topcoat. please read more...
Materials used in cookware vary greatly in their heat distribution properties. Stainless steel by itself is not a good conductor of heat, which is the reason that aluminum or copper is bonded to the bottom...
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Gauge refers to the thickness of the metal. Metal thickness can be stated in inches (thousandths), millimeters, or gauge.
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Are you still using plastic containers to store and heat food? Are you tired of how hard it is to clean the grease out of the plastic containers? Do you know why you should stop using Polycarbonate plastic and move to environmental friendly Go Green Glass Containers?
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