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1. homecookworld.com › conduction-induction-convectionConduction, Induction, Convection, and Radiation Cooking

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   Jun 14, 2021 · Infrared radiation is when the infrared light, emitted naturally by the burning wood or glowing charcoal of an outside grill, or artificially by the heating panel of your broiler, toaster, or infrared oven, heats both your cookware and your food.

2. www.ice.edu › blog › infrared-cookingInfrared Cooking - Institute of Culinary Education

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   Jan 22, 2021 · What is infrared technology? In short, the technology behind infrared cooking is the use of infrared radiation (IR), also referred to as infrared light: a type of electromagnetic radiation (or energy-carrying waves, which microwaves emit) generally not visible to the human eye.

3. oureverydaylife.com › infrared-cooking-work-38248How Does Infrared Cooking Work? | Our Everyday Life

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   Like your sunburn, the effect of infrared cooking is felt primarily at the surface of the food. The molecules receiving the incoming infrared radiation are agitated and vibrate at high speeds, creating friction and generating heat directly within the food.

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   Sep 18, 2023 · Radiation is cooking by use of a form of electromagnetic energy that is directed at the food you cook. This can be like cooking in your microwave or by using radiant heat from an electric heating element like in your oven (specifically for broiling) or toaster.

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6. amazingribs.com › thermodynamics-of-cookingThe Thermodynamics of Cooking and How Different Cooking ...

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   Feb 10, 2021 · Learn about thermodynamics: the basis of all cooking! Find out how heat transference works by conduction, convection, radiation, induction, and infrared heat in your grill, bbq, and smoker.

7. www.appliance.net › 2008 › how-food-cooks-conductionHow Food Cooks – Conduction, Convection and Radiation

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   Feb 21, 2008 · For example, solar radiation from the Sun is responsible for heating the Earth and the light we see is a form of electromagnetic radiation. As you know, heat is very important in the cooking process. Now you have the basic knowledge of heat transfer.

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   What type of radiation is used in cooking?

   • Radiation is the process of heating foods through waves of energy that travel through space and hit it. There are several types of radiation, but the two types that matter when it comes down to cooking are infrared radiation and microwave radiation.

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   What are the benefits of using infrared radiation for cooking?

   • There are two major benefits to using infrared radiation for cooking, most notably with grilling. The first is the directness of the heat source: Since infrared burners use specific ceramic, metal or glass to minimize the output of convection heat, the grill concentrates only radiation heat on the food.

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   What is infrared cooking?

   • In short, the technology behind infrared cooking is the use of infrared radiation (IR), also referred to as infrared light: a type of electromagnetic radiation (or energy-carrying waves, which microwaves emit) generally not visible to the human eye. It’s a type of energy source that’s commonly found in nature.

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   Can you cook on infrared?

   • When cooking on infrared, it's very important to keep a close eye on foods. Since your cooking time is reduced, you can burn meats very quickly. Burnt food always presents a cancer risk and needs to be avoided at all costs. Infrared promises a kind of outdoor cooking that gives you a lot of power.

   Infrared Cooking and Grilling - The Spruce Eats

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   What kind of radiation does a fast food grill use?

   • The radiation you cook with is not the nuclear kind; it’s some form of light (mostly invisible to the human eye). Microwaves, broilers, grills, toasters, and glowing coals all pump out energy through radiant heat. But, being light, the rays can reflect off the food. So how fast food grills, broils, or roasts depends in part on its color.

   Be a Better Cook: Heat Transfer's Tricky Ways - Food52

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   How do you cook with thermal radiation?

   • Put bread in your toaster and it cooks by thermal radiation. Put a hot dog on a coat hangar and hold it to the side of a campfire and you are cooking by thermal radiation. IR is how most charcoal grills cook. Think of it like sunburn. There’s more IR in standing in the sun than ultraviolet (UV).

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9. food52.com › blog › 4507Be a Better Cook: Heat Transfer's Tricky Ways - Food52

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   Sep 24, 2012 · The radiation you cook with is not the nuclear kind; it’s some form of light (mostly invisible to the human eye). Microwaves, broilers, grills, toasters, and glowing coals all pump out energy through radiant heat.