NEFF Induction Hob Cooking Demo - Cooking with Kensington Scott: Episode 4 Kate McBain
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- In the latest edition of Cooking with Kensington Scott, we have Kate McBain one of the Neff home economists. She will be running through some cooking tips and giving a NEFF Induction Hob Cooking Demo. This is great if you are thinking of installing a new NEFF kitchen or any of their appliances!
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I've never seen a ceiling hob. 😳
Auto turky shifting to oven from adjacent fridge gets auto transfered into steam oven to get cooked at the time you want it to be served with autonomous temp setting after auto weighing ready by 9.:pm sharply ejected from oven by auto turn off when fully cooked.
Does the vent actually work and takes away the smell and the smell and the fumes ? I have been told that these vents are not half as effective as the overhead ones
Hi Ersida! Thank you for your comment. Yes the Neff vented hobs work great for island extraction.
Most overhead extractors work on a cubic measurement per hour which can in some
Cases mean smells, fats and other bi products of our cooking go into the room and inevitably on our clothes and skin.
The NEFF vented hob does not have the luxury of the hot air rising, it works on a rough calculation of hot air (steam) rising at 1.2 metres per second, and the extractor pulls at roughly 4 metres per second which means all of this is captured at source to around 95% clean air.
There is then both grease and carbon filters. Our showroom extractor which is cooked in regularly is recirculated with no damage on our units after around 4 years.
We’d be happy to demonstrate further in our showroom should you have any other questions!
Do they do a propane powered one for campervans?
Hi Yuchube, This particular hob does require mains electric, however Neff do have some models that are " Plug & Play" and only require a 13amp supply, this would be more suitable for a campervan - you can find out more on this model here:
www.neff-home.com/uk/productlist/hobs/induction-hobs/T36FB41X0G
If you do have any questions please feel free to contact us at Info@kensingtonscott.co.uk
Just wondering - does the Neff T47TD7BN2 work the same? Thank you
Hi Manjunath!
They are both venting hobs, the model you have mentioned is very similar although has a few less features, the hob in the video is a full flex induction job whilst the one you mention is a combi zone - you can look at the difference is specification on this link;
www.neff-home.com/uk/productlist/hobs/vented-cooktops
I hope this helps! If not feel free to drop us a message on the Kensington Scott Interiors socials and we will be happy to assist!
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try to catch the steak, then talk or vice versa. doing both isn't working - least at this end.
Judgingby how the steak was turned over, evidently the lady is a demonstrator/salesperson and not a chef
Misano - This is a Neff Home Economist, she is passionate about cooking and not a "Proffessional Chef". She is also not a sales women. We use Kate in our Demo's to show how real world cooking can be made easier with the Neff products. We try to shoot as raw and realstic as possible as this is what cooking is all about!
@@KensingtonScottInteriors Kate certainly convinced me. Placed my order for the NEFF T58TL6EN2 and NEFF B57CR22.
@@Misano-Red Fantastic! If you have any questions please feel free to ask! Also feel free to Subscribe as we have more tips for those very models dropping very soon!
@@KensingtonScottInteriors you drop them as well? how brilliant, I was going to ask.
This work the same as the Neff t48td7bn2
Hi Haz!
Yes very similar in terms of the extraction. The t48td7bn2 Model does not have the flex induction feature which allows your cook using an entire side of the hob for larger pans or things like the griddle pan used in this video.