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I think you're jumping to conclusions. I doubt it's any variation
in heat that's making the difference. Bill wrote: > "Peter A" wrote in message >> Why do you want this? >> > > Well I installed a woodstove and tried cooking on it. I cooked eggs and > noticed they came out perfect! > > When I cook eggs on my electric range, they will tend to stick to the bottom > of the pan or overheat / underheat. > > Anyway the difference between cooking on the woodstove and on my electric > range is amazing! The difference of course is the "steady heat" of the wood > stove as opposed to the "on/off" heat of the electric range. > > And of course I don't have my woodstove fired up in the summer.... > > |
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