Gas Top Vs Electric Induction Top Cooking! ( Which will sear a steak better? )
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Today, Trevor is conducting an experiment to compare the temperature levels achieved by a gas stove top and an induction top while cooking. Can you predict which one will reach a higher temperature? To investigate this, he's preparing four succulent ribeye steaks, aiming to detect any variations in the searing process. Additionally, a boiling test will be performed to determine which of the two heats up more rapidly. Your continued support by watching the video, liking, commenting, and subscribing is highly valued. Stay tuned for more exciting videos to come!
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You would eventually adapt to the settings of the induction, maybe more by listening to sizzle since you don't have the flame to gage. The water coming to a boil faster on gas - you were using a VERY high end cooktop that probably has a larger than normal burner. I'd guess if you were cooking on a more standard gas cook top, the induction would be MUCH faster. Also - if you were cooking on a standard glass top electric range, the induction would be MUCH faster.
Yeah that might be true the Ilve burner is pretty strong
How many watts is the induction burner on the Traeger? Not all induction burners are created equal. Induction is nice outside because wind doesn’t mess with it. It also wins hands down when it’s time to clean it. Did you test the temps with an IR gun to see how hot they were getting? I suppose functionally it doesn’t matter, you learn the best way to cook with what you’ve got. Once you start using induction more, you realize you actually have better temp controls, you can go a lot lower and hold, so tempering chocolate, dipping, anything you would have used a double boiler for to keep from burning you can do once you learn your temps on your induction.
We did not use a heat gun to test just observed.
Indoor cooking I am team induction. My Meile cooktop is much more responsive than the Viking gas stove I had. But outside I am pro gas .
Nice!
What about the portable power source battery nowadays, I think it will look handy with the portable induction cookers that has been highly available now.
I'd sear with oil and baste with butter. Induction burner burnt the butter.
Was thinking the same seeing as butter has a lower burn temp the oil.
Induction didn’t burn the butter, the cook did.
You really have to get used to using an induction cooktop - and you need a place to be able to take the pan off "the heat" the cooktop and let it cook, especially when you're using cast iron.
Looking forward to your wood stove videos for this season. Bought a GM 60 from you guys this year and I can't wait to use it. Spend my UA-cam time watching wood stove videos now 😂
We will be shooting some soon!
Can you do a test on which is better with a wok? Wink wink. Love the video guys
Thats a good idea! thanks!
I'm a big fan of your videos, but I was really disappointed with this comparison test of induction and gas stoves, it felt rushed. I think you did a disservice to induction cooking by not doing your research and by making some inaccurate claims.
For example, you said that the induction stove "ran away" with you, but I think that's because you didn't put the steaks on at the same time. Induction stoves heat up very quickly, so it's important to put your food on at the same time if you want it to cook evenly.
I'm worried that your video may have misled some viewers about induction cooking. It's a great technology that's becoming increasingly popular, but it's important to understand how to use it properly. I hope you'll take some time to learn more about induction cooking before making any more videos on this topic.
I love gas cooktops, but unfortunately am not allowed gas in my condominium, so had to have induction.
I don’t have a kettle either but boil water for tea etc and it’s super quick coming to the boil.
For the rest of cooking- I hate my induction hob-Smeg 90cm -it’s overly sensitive and argues with me and sometimes goes to automatic without my knowledge.
I cook a lot am good, but my choice would always be for a gas hob.
Might actually think about reading the instruction book one day😂
You'll get it 😁
Just read the instruction book.
SMEG is a horrible brand. Their good reputation was built a long time ago, since then they sold out and produce a very different quality today. I advise anyone to stay away.
It’s like analog vs digital. I would love a gas stove vs induction just for the visual feedback you get. Also second the testing with a wok.
Dang the wok is such a good idea
Thanks 👍
I searched for a “vs” video because gas is too tedious to clean. wet, wait, sponge, scour or easy-off.
CLEANING is main issue with gas. It’s a bit like bbq’ing…
I do wonder if the flames lend a smokier taste to foods, (like the wok hei effect), by flaring up of the micro splatters that land on the flames.
Thanks for watching!
The comparison video doesn't work for me. it's pretty easy to sear the seasoning, and both "steaks" looked more pan fried than seared. I bet the meat wasn't seared and both steaks were overcooked for my standards - I like a mean searing on the outside and blue inside. To achieve that, I usually place the frozen steak, coated with a little olive oil, in a smoking hot (literally) steak pan, flip every minute between 4 and 8 times depending on thickness, ready.
Nice! Thanks for watching.
Let’s just cover the sear with mushrooms with no close up
Thanks for watching
Nothing like gas. Just like cranking a lawnmower in your house
haha yeah it took a minute to start up
I'm team gas all the way, but with induction you also have to take the size of the magnet plate into account
Ohh nice!
Gas all the way👍 if the power ever goes out i can still use my stove 😉
Very true
Sorry you live an area where you’re constantly loosing power. You might want to get battery back up. We’ve lost electric 1x in the last 15 years during a storm….for about 20 min. In the middle of the night.
Sounds like a skill issue when the induction one is almost burnt.
Haha maybe so
Induction is the better cooktop for sheer power output, cleanability, air-quality, simmering, and speed.
Gas is more reliable, more durable, and easier to fix.
While I do believe Induction is the superior cooktop for cooking and cleaning, if you are rough on your appliances and don't care about air quality, I could see why you would want to use gas.
good points!
Cast iron heats quickly? Really? I guess i shouldn't be aurprised guven how many times you said "convection" instead of induction.
whoops
With induction it does, induction is way faster than gas, I can get my Dutch oven ripping in 1 min or less on my induction stove.
@@linuxman7777 It makes no sense to say that "induction is way faster than gas". It depends on may factors, including the power of the induction and gas hobs in question.
@@Scott-rf5ux It depends that is true, but with induction because the heat comes from within the pan, rather than having to pass through a medium like the air on gas, or glass on a resistive cooktop, the pan heats quicker.
It is like how microwave ovens start heating food instantly, while a regular oven takes time and needs preheating.
@@linuxman7777 It is inaccurate to say that a pan always heats quicker (sic) on induction.
Lets play a game! How many mistakes did this guy make while making this video!