Induction cooking resources
Make the switch to induction cooking
Switching to induction is a great way to lower your carbon footprint, but there is a learning curve. The following resources make the adjustment to induction cooking easier:
How-to Videos: Induction Cooktop Operating Instructions
Induction Cooking Kit
Every Induction Cooking Kit includes a standard (flat) or wok cooking hob, and a Resource Kit with a letter, operating instructions for standard and wok induction hobs, and recipe cards. Use the links below to download, view or print your induction Resource Kit.
Induction Resource Kit – English (PDF)
Induction Resource Kit – Spanish (PDF)
Test drive an induction cooktop for free!
Induction cooking tips
- Induction stoves heat up quickly. Preheating your pan is not necessary, and you don’t need to wait as long to heat up the pot or pan.
- You can overcook food because induction cooks fast.
- When you lift the pan off the cooktop, the power turns off.
- Magnetic cookware is needed for induction to work. Place a magnet on the bottom of our pan. The stronger the magnet sticks to the bottom of the pan, the better the cookware will work with induction.
How to Videos: Operating Instructions
Cooking Videos & Recipes from top local chefs
Fun and easy-to-prepare induction recipes
Get $250 to install a new electric range
Ava customers can qualify for a $250 rebate with BayREN for a new induction electric range when replacing an existing gas range.
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