Add your favourite recipes

Roasting tins for Induction hobs

This is the place to ask other users for cookery advice, ingredient info and technique tips. You are very welcome to pass on your favourite recipes, but please bear in mind that, with over 1,200 recipes on the site, it might be worth seeing if Delia has something similar.

Page : 1

By Turkeylover 30 Nov 2010 11:15	Roasting tins for Induction hobs Sorry, my earlier post I mistakenly put Halogen instead of Induction Hob. I am having difficulty in finding a roasting tray which I can use both in the oven and on an induction hob. Has anyone any ideas please? Reply Quote
By welsh lamb 30 Nov 2010 17:55	Roasting tins I found most of my existing tins worked on my induction hob - however I think enamel ones work best. A magnet is always useful to tell you what will work with induction - if it sticks it is ok. I keep a small one in my handbag in case I see a bargain whilst shopping I known whether to purchase. Reply Quote
By SonyaK 30 Nov 2010 21:57	Roasting tins for Induction hobs I did wonder about that, as induction hobs are the only ones with 'special' requirements. As Welsh Lamb said, so long as it is magnetic it should be OK. So, most stainless steel tins, some cast iron, definitely not aluminium!! Do the magnet test. Reply Quote
By The Cat's Mother 01 Dec 2010 11:19	Pans etc. for Induction Lakeland is a good place to find pans, roasting tins etc. for induction hobs. The magnet test is good when you are looking. John Lewis is probably good too and any specialist kitchen shop. I can buy them in Mr Bricolage here in France - bit like B & Q. When I first had an induction hob it was very difficult to find the right pans etc., but now I think they are widely available. TCsM Reply Quote
By ROSEMARY S 01 Dec 2010 14:37	Master Class Roasting Tin Hi Turkeylover Check this one out at Amazon. It also has a good review. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Master-Class-Roasting-Vitreous-Enamel/dp/B003JFW2U4/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1291213500&sr=1-4 Reply Quote
By Turkeylover 02 Dec 2010 09:07	Can anyone help Thanks for all the info. I have actually purchased the tin from Amazon, now awaiting delivery to see how good it is. Your comments have all been very helpful. Reply Quote
By Ladywell 03 Feb 2013 19:03	Roasting tins for induction hobs Thanks very much Rosemary for your suggestion of the Masterclass vitreous enamel roasting pan which I purchased today and it works perfectly on my Siemens induction hob. Reply Quote