Hi! Thanks for sharing this guide. Could you please tell which company and model of induction cooktop you are using, and also tell which mugs you are using. great if you explain about this here. Thanks.
Sent from my iPhone On 31 Mar 2024, at 12:06 AM, ishan sangi <jsiya1...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi there, I am 100% VI and I've been living away from home for the past 5 years and this guide is based on my personal experience using an induction cooktop to make coffee and tea. I also have completed my basics of cooking course from NIVH now known as NIEPVD Choosing an Induction Cooktop:
• Look for models with push buttons instead of touchscreens.
• Choose one with a large cooktop surface to easily place your pan in the right direction.
• Make sure it has audible feedback through beeps or sounds for temperature changes and other functions.
Here's how I use my induction cooktop:
1. I pour water into a pan and place it on the cooktop (without turning it on yet).
2. Then, I turn on the cooktop.
3. I switch it to manual mode.
4. I set the temperature to the lowest setting and slowly increase it as needed. My cooktop beeps as I adjust the temperature.
5. Once the tea or coffee is ready, I carefully pour it into a mug.
My Mug Recommendation:
I find beer mugs (available at stores like D-mart) very helpful. They have a wide opening and handle, making it easier to pour liquids without spilling.
Important Safety Tip:
Especially when you're first getting started, I highly recommend using the induction cooktop under the supervision of a parent or someone who can see.
Price Range:
• Induction cooktops: ₹1,000 - ₹2,000
• Beer mugs: ₹99 - ₹299 (I found mine for ₹99 with a 400ml capacity)
Additional Notes:
• Be patient when using cookware with handles.
• Consider buying your induction cooktop from a physical store for easier selection with help.
• Always prioritize safety when using any cooking appliance.
Do you have any questions?
Feel free to contact me at +91-772-8841-246 if you need any suggestions or help.
Regards,
Ishan Jain
Consider purchasing electric kettle. You can purchase the Bajaj. It costs 8-900 rupees, if I'm not mistaken. That's what I use to make my black coffee and tea. Specifically, I usually have green tea. And black coffee, morning post-workout. It's fairly usable. In fact, the kettle helps me perform other tasks. Though I know how to use the stove as well.
Hi all! I am desired to make tea and coffee at my own. But problem is that, my parents do not allow to do this on the gas stove due to my 100% vision impairment, while anyone argue with them as much as possible. That’s why I need information about any alternate option, like any accessible equipment to make tea and coffee, so I can do this seamlessly without facing any issue. Please suggest me any alternate option to do this. One more thing, someone asked about coffee machine several months before, then someone suggested him for Tata chroma branded for the same. I want to know that, may I also make tea in that coffee machine, and also tell me the exact model of that product. Thanks.
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