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Many people still mistakenly believe that a single infrared stove can only be used for hot pot. However, in reality, this device is also used for many other cooking purposes thanks to the integrated cooking modes. Let's explore the cooking modes on single infrared stoves and how to use them in the following article!
1. Hot pot mode on single infrared stoves
Current single infrared stove models often integrate multiple versatile cooking modes to provide maximum support for users. Among them is the hot pot mode, clearly labeled and annotated on the stove's control panel. Users just need to press the 'Hot Pot' button on the infrared stove to use it with the preset heat level. Alternatively, you can also customize the suitable heat level using the heat adjustment button to enhance the flavor of the hot pot.
2. Frying, stir-frying mode on single infrared stoves
In addition to being primarily used for cooking hot pot with a separate mode, the infrared stove is also used for frying and stir-frying food with the 'Fry' mode (for English control panel) or 'Frying/ Stir-frying' (for Vietnamese control panel).
Using is super simple, just put the pan on the stove and press the 'Frying/ Stir-frying' button on the control panel, wait until the pan is hot then stir-fry until the food is cooked. You can also adjust the temperature when using this function by adjusting the heat increase/ decrease button on the control panel.
3. Steaming/ Stewing mode
The “Steaming/ Stewing” mode is also one of the convenient modes integrated on the infrared stove that users can use. With this mode, you just need to place the pot on the stove, turn on the stove and select the “Steaming/ Stewing” function button or “Steam/ Stew” you will see the light on this function button. Similar to other cooking modes on the infrared stove, the “Steaming/ Stewing” mode is preset with cooking temperature. And if you want to customize the temperature, you can press the heat increase/ decrease button to cook your food.
4. Cooking porridge/ Soup mode on infrared stove
Cooking porridge often takes quite a bit of time and requires knowing how to adjust the appropriate heat mode to get delicious porridge, not burnt. To save you time watching the heat cooking porridge, you can use the “Cooking porridge/ Soup” function on the infrared stove. Just put all the ingredients in the pot and select the porridge cooking mode to simmer until cooked then turn off the stove.
5. Soup cooking mode
To make delicious and enticing soups, you can use the 'Soup Cooking' mode on the infrared stove. If you want to cook quickly, saving time, you can increase the heat or if you want the soup to boil evenly, you can adjust the heat down accordingly.
6. Water boiling mode on infrared stove
Some single infrared stove models also integrate the 'water boiling' mode. This function will be set at a high power level to help boil water quickly.
At the same time, to ensure safety when using this function, it will automatically shut off after operating for a period of time or when the water has boiled. When the automatic shut-off mechanism of the heat sensor part operates, the signal light may temporarily turn off before boiling to ensure safety for both the stove and the user.
To use the 'Water Boiling' mode of the infrared stove, pour water into the pot or kettle and place it on the stove. Then, press the stove start button and select the 'Boil Water/ Tea/ Milk' function button (depending on the model). At this point, the signal light will illuminate and the stove will automatically boil water.
Here are the 6 main cooking modes on the infrared stove and how to use them that Mytour has shared with you. Hope this article brings useful information to you when using this device. Thank you for reading!
