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hotplate

British  
/ ˈhɒtˌpleɪt /

noun

  1. an electrically heated plate on a cooker

  2. a portable device, heated electrically or by spirit lamps, etc, on which food can be kept warm

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Sizeka Rashamosa is standing in her restaurant, a stream of people swirling around her, some delivering crates of beer, another grilling meat on a hotplate.

From BBC

As the eldest shepherdess, Annar kisses the door of one of the ranches, says a prayer and steps inside carrying a hotplate with burning leaves.

From BBC

Using a borrowed gas canister and a hotplate, only the outside of a building was scorched.

From Los Angeles Times

His apartment today has pictures of wildlife scenes on the walls and a microwave and hotplate in the corner.

From BBC

The filthy kitchen had a hotplate and just a few pots and pans.

From Seattle Times