The Only Times You Should Use The Highest Heat Setting On An Electric Stove - Tasting Table
Use the highest stovetop setting only for rapid processes like boiling, searing, reducing sauces, or drying mushrooms; otherwise lower the heat to avoid burning or damaging cookware.
Most existing magnetic cookware—cast iron and many stainless-steel pieces—works on induction; usually no need to replace your entire pot-and-pan collection.
Julia Child's Pro Advice That Ensures Your Omelets Never Stick To The Pan - Tasting Table
Season an iron or steel pan, heat it and add oil overnight, then use a hot, well-seasoned (or good nonstick) pan with up to three eggs for a French omelet.
10 Vintage Kitchen Tools That Can Be Worth A Fortune Today - Tasting Table
Vintage kitchenware, including cast iron pans and mid-century dishes, can be surprisingly valuable and cherished for their durability and craftsmanship. A thrift store find may be worth much more.