BitsAndBobs304 OP t1_jbabqvj wrote
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you think the bottom of a pan will get to 210C when cooking by induction? can you imagine what would happen to the oil IN the pan at 210c?
littledeadfairy t1_jbacc2z wrote
210 degrees C is considered medium heat lol. Have fun with your little kitchen fire.
Calembreloque t1_jbangf7 wrote
Virgin olive oil (which has one of the lowest smoke points) starts smoking around 190°C, so if you use other oils (avocado, sunflower), strictly nothing would happen at 210°C. 210°C is a perfectly standard temperature for cooking. If you want your chicken to cook to 75°C (the safe temperature), your pan has to be much hotter than that otherwise it will take hours for your chicken to heat up.
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