cooktop
a cooking surface consisting of a flat sheet of heat-transmitting glass and ceramic material over heating elements, usually electric.
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Building improvements could range from swapping natural gas and propane cooking stoves with electric induction cooktops to installing solar panels.
This U.S. city just voted to decarbonize every single building | Tik Root | November 4, 2021 | Washington PostThis is an inductive electric cooktop that stows in the Gear Tunnel and then pops out onto the side of the truck for cooking meals using the R1T’s battery for power.
The Rivian R1T breaks the electric-pickup game wide open | Dan Carney | September 28, 2021 | Popular-ScienceDepending on the strength of your cooktop, you may need to tweak the heat to avoid cooking down the tomato-based sauce too much.
This veggie jollof recipe with Ghanaian roots is a great way to appreciate the West African staple | Becky Krystal | September 2, 2021 | Washington PostWhile most environmentalists have taken aim at the fossil fuel industry, Griffith wants to decarbonize each American household — replacing every gas cooktop, furnace and hot water heater with electric devices.
An Australian inventor wants to stop global warming by electrifying everything | Rachel Pannett | May 28, 2021 | Washington PostIt can be used in ovens up to 500 degrees and is dishwasher, freezer, and induction cooktop-safe.
The best cookware sets for every aspiring chef | PopSci Commerce Team | October 28, 2020 | Popular-Science
British Dictionary definitions for cooktop
/ (ˈkʊkˌtɒp) /
US a flat unit for cooking in saucepans or the top part of a stove
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