Summers And Boiling Hot Galley Cooking
Yeah it's hot and I need to light a fire which burning propane adds both heat and humidity. 14 days of straight salads, vegetable and fruit are tiresome and shortwave cookery leaves a lot to be desire...
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Hi Mex,
I love my NuWave. The early ones draw 1300 watts Max. I've used mine right down to 102 volts.
The surface does get warm-but that is because the pot radiates heat to it.
I have reasonable stainless that works well with the Nuwave.
Temperature on the old ones is 10 F per button push with a 100, 175, 275, 375, and sear.
The new ones draw 1500 watts and the increment is 5 f per button push.
Both can be programmed. With no program they will shut down after 90 minutes.
I love my NuWave. The early ones draw 1300 watts Max. I've used mine right down to 102 volts.
The surface does get warm-but that is because the pot radiates heat to it.
I have reasonable stainless that works well with the Nuwave.
Temperature on the old ones is 10 F per button push with a 100, 175, 275, 375, and sear.
The new ones draw 1500 watts and the increment is 5 f per button push.
Both can be programmed. With no program they will shut down after 90 minutes.
