Cooking chicken on the stove is one of the easiest and most convenient ways to prepare a tasty and healthy meal. Whether you’re making a simple chicken dinner or an elaborate dish, it can be done quickly and easily with just a few steps. The first step is to heat up a large skillet over medium-high heat. Once the pan is hot, add some oil or butter to coat the bottom of the pan....
When using a gas stove, it is important to pay attention to the color of the flame. Depending on the settings, gas stove flames can be blue or orange. A blue flame indicates a properly functioning stove while an orange flame may indicate a problem with your stove and could be dangerous if left unchecked. A blue gas stove flame means that your burner is getting enough air and fuel for combustion....
If your gas stove won’t light, it could be due to a variety of reasons. The most common cause is a faulty igniter or pilot light. Other causes can include blocked burners, clogged vents, or a broken thermocouple. In this blog, we’ll discuss some of the most common causes and how to troubleshoot them. The first step in diagnosing why your gas stove won’t light is to check the igniter or pilot light....
If you’re using a stove, it can be difficult to tell when it is at the right temperature. Knowing when to adjust the heat can be tricky and can make or break a dish. Fortunately, there are some easy ways to tell if your stove is heating up or reaching its maximum temperature. One way to tell if your stove is heating up is by feeling the surface of the stovetop....
When considering installing a wood burning stove, there are a few important things to take into account. Installing a wood burning stove can be a great way to add warmth and ambiance to your home, but it’s important to make sure that the installation is done correctly and safely. The first thing that you need to take into consideration when installing a wood burning stove is the size of the space....
Making popcorn on the stove is a great way to enjoy a tasty, homemade snack. It’s also an inexpensive and easy way to make popcorn without the need for an air popper or microwave. All you need is popcorn kernels, oil, and a pot with a lid. Here’s how to make delicious stovetop popcorn in just minutes: Start by heating some oil in the bottom of your pot over medium-high heat....
When it comes to cleaning your stove, it’s important to know just when to do it. Not only will regular cleaning keep your stove looking its best, but it will also help ensure that you are cooking with a clean surface. Some of the common signs that you need to clean your stove include grease and food build-up on the burners, a greasy film on the control knobs and buttons, burned-on food in the oven cavity, and spills on the cooktop....
The wood stove was invented in the late eighteenth century as a way to provide an efficient and effective means of heating and cooking. The earliest wood stoves were made from cast iron and designed to burn wood in an enclosed chamber, with a flue at the top to remove smoke and other gases that are produced when burning wood. In the early 1800s, cast iron stoves became more popular as a way to heat homes, churches, schools, and businesses....
If you’ve ever wondered where the simmer setting on your stove is, you’re not alone. Simmering is a fundamental cooking technique used for reducing liquids, but it can be difficult to find the exact setting. Fortunately, it’s not too hard to figure out where simmer is on your stove if you know what to look for. Most stoves have the heat settings labeled from high to low with numbers or symbols representing each one....
Solo Stove is an outdoor cooking and camping equipment company that was founded in 2010 in Dallas, Texas. The company specializes in making wood burning stoves and accessories. The Solo Stove’s original design was the result of a collaboration between two friends, engineers Jody Benson and Chris McAllister. The idea for the stove came from a need to find an efficient way to cook outdoors that didn’t require carrying around bulky fuel or propane tanks....