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How long to boil a gal of water on a High BTU Range
Before I go and update my #$@^#%$ RCA/GE profile stove that I hate,
how long should it take to bring a Big Kettle of water to a boil ? My current range only has 9,000 BTU's on its biggest burner, and seems to take FOREVER to bring my big pot to a boil, and it looses the boil when I put in a pound of Pasta. For example, to bring 1gal of water to a boil on my huge Burner takes close to 21 min. I timed it ! Can someone tell me what I might expect with a pro-style range with those big (15,000 BTU+) burners ? What I WANT is a Propane ready 30" range with 4 burners that will go from 15,000 BTU's to simmer, and an infrared broiler. All the non pro-style ranges I have seen have ONE (1) big burner, that MIGHT get to 12,000 btu's on propane, and 3 wimpy burners. I want to find something good, that runs on propane, that I won't need a mortgage for... -- Remove VERMIN to reply Bob Sisson Keeper of the Dragon and other things at Redwall http://www.SissonFamily.com/bob ..SissonFamily.com/bob |
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How long to boil a gal of water on a High BTU Range
On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 12:08:18 -0500, "Bob Sisson"
> wrote: >Before I go and update my #$@^#%$ RCA/GE profile stove that I hate, > >how long should it take to bring a Big Kettle of water to a boil ? > >My current range only has 9,000 BTU's on its biggest burner, and seems to >take FOREVER to bring my big pot to a boil, and it looses the boil when I >put in a pound of Pasta. > >For example, to bring 1gal of water to a boil on my huge Burner takes close >to 21 min. I timed it ! > >Can someone tell me what I might expect with a pro-style range with those >big (15,000 BTU+) burners ? > >What I WANT is a Propane ready 30" range with 4 burners that will go from >15,000 BTU's to simmer, and an infrared broiler. > >All the non pro-style ranges I have seen have ONE (1) big burner, that MIGHT >get to 12,000 btu's on propane, and 3 wimpy burners. I want to find >something good, that runs on propane, that I won't need a mortgage for... Hi Bob, You may be in for a bit of a surprise on this matter: We have a D.C.S. I am timing it right now. Covered pot, full blast, to a full boil... And, the answer is................ 15 minutes...! All the best, -- Kenneth If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS." |
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How long to boil a gal of water on a High BTU Range
In article > , "Bob Sisson"
> wrote: > Before I go and update my #$@^#%$ RCA/GE profile stove that I hate, > > how long should it take to bring a Big Kettle of water to a boil ? > > My current range only has 9,000 BTU's on its biggest burner, and seems to > take FOREVER to bring my big pot to a boil, and it looses the boil when I > put in a pound of Pasta. > > For example, to bring 1gal of water to a boil on my huge Burner takes close > to 21 min. I timed it ! > > Can someone tell me what I might expect with a pro-style range with those > big (15,000 BTU+) burners ? > Bob Sisson I had a post on this subject a few weeks back. You can find it at http://groups.google.com/groups?q=hi...xas.edu&rnum=1 This has some of the information you want but the answers are for 6 quarts (1.5 gallons) because that is what the Consumer Reports tests were standardized on. Roland: |
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