4.1 Cooking Tips
When food come
s
t
o
t
he boil
,
reduce
t
he
t
empera
t
ure
setti
ng.
Us
ing a lid will reduce cooking
t
ime
s
and
sa
ve energy by re
t
aining
t
he hea
t
.
Minimize
t
he amoun
t
of liquid or fa
t
t
o reduce cooking
ti
me
s.
S
t
ar
t
cooking on a high
sett
ing and reduce
t
he
sett
ing when
t
he food h
as
hea
t
ed
t
hrough.
4.1.1 Simmering, cooking rice
Simmering occu
rs
below boiling poin
t,
a
t
around 85
˚
C
,
when bubble
s
are ju
st
ri
s
ing occa
s
ionally
t
o
t
he
s
urface of
t
he cooking liquid. I
t
i
s
t
he key
t
o deliciou
s
s
oup
s
and
t
ender
ste
w
s
becau
se t
he
fl
avou
rs
develop w
it
hou
t
overcooking
t
he food. You
s
hould al
s
o cook egg-b
ase
d and
fl
our
t
hickened
sa
u
ces
below boiling poin
t
.
Some
tas
k
s,
including cooking rice by
t
he
abs
orp
t
ion me
t
hod
,
may require a
sett
ing higher
t
han
t
he
lowe
st
s
e
tti
ng
t
o en
s
ure
t
he food i
s
cooked properly in
t
he
ti
me recommended.
4.1.2 Searing steak
To cook juicy
fl
avo
rs
ome
st
eak
s:
1. S
t
and
t
he mea
t
a
t
room
te
mpera
t
ure for abou
t
20 minu
tes
before cooking.
2. Hea
t
up a heavy-b
as
ed frying pan.
3. Bru
s
h b
ot
h
s
ide
s
of
t
he
st
eak wi
t
h oil. Drizzle a
s
mall amoun
t
of oil in
t
o
t
he ho
t
pan and
t
hen lower
t
he
mea
t
on
to
t
he ho
t
pan.
4. Turn
t
he
ste
ak only once during cooking. The exac
t
cooking
t
ime will depend on
t
he
t
hickne
ss
of
t
he
st
eak and how cooked you wan
t
it
. Time
s
may vary from abou
t
2 – 8 minu
tes
per
s
ide. Pre
ss
t
he
st
eak
t
o gauge how cooked
it
i
s
–
t
he
fi
rmer
it
feel
s
t
he more ‘well done’
it
will be.
5. Leave
t
he
st
eak
to
re
st
on a warm pla
te
for a few minu
t
e
s
to
allow
it
t
o relax and become
t
ender
before
servi
ng.
4.1.3 For stir-frying
1. Choo
se
an ceramic compa
t
ible
flat
-ba
s
ed wok or a large frying pan.
2. Have all
t
he ingredien
ts
and equipmen
t
ready. S
t
ir-frying
s
hould be quick. If cooking large quan
titi
e
s,
cook
t
he food in
severa
l
sma
ller ba
t
che
s.
3. Prehea
t
t
he pan brie
fl
y and add
t
wo
t
able
sp
oon
s
of oil.
4. Cook any mea
t
fi
rst,
pu
t
it
as
ide and keep warm.
5. S
ti
r-fry
t
he veg
et
able
s
. When
t
hey are h
ot
bu
t
still
cri
sp,
t
urn
t
he cooking zone
t
o a lower
s
e
tti
ng
,
re
t
urn
t
he mea
t
t
o
t
he pan and add your
sa
uce.
6. S
t
ir
t
he ingredien
ts
gen
t
ly
to
make
s
ure
t
hey are hea
t
ed
t
hrough.
7. Serve immedia
t
ely.
4.2 Detection of Small Articles
When an un
s
u
it
able
s
ize or non-magne
t
ic pan (e.g. aluminium)
,
or
s
ome o
t
her
sma
ll i
t
em (e.g. knife
,
fork
,
key) ha
s
been lef
t
on
t
he hob
, t
he hob au
t
oma
t
ically go on
t
o
st
andby in 1 minu
t
e. The fan will keep
cooling down
t
he induc
t
ion hob for a fur
t
her 1 mi nu
t
e.
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