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Anyone remember these?????

The control knob goes from Off to 500 degrees. Is perfect for that flat-bottom cookware, and, you only have the counter to clean, not the entire stove-top.

Gary
 
I bought one of these on Ebay a while back and was surprised at how well it works! I wasn't expecting too much from it being 120v and smoothtop, but it's awesome.

I've been snatching up a few tabletop food warmers at sales for a friend of mine who loves to entertain with finger food and appetizers rather than a full meal. Keeping everything hot was a problem but what was old is new again and for a couple of bucks the NIB warmers solve the problem!
 
I have one too

I bought one of these at a Kitchen Design Center that was going out of business for 10 bucks...... its FABULOUS for entertaining when the girls stop over for bridge.....
 
I have one of the original electromatics with the white base and the black plastic handles & legs. It came with both the skillet and the 4 qt dutch oven. I have managed to find three of the new wood grain ones like this and a lot of Corning Ware with the baby smooth bottom. Several years ago during the winter, John took my mid-50s Frigidaire 30" range up to Robert and, while I had all of the stoves downstairs, I used the Corning electromatic for boiling pasta and other short operations until we put my other stove in place and the Corning cooker performed beautifully. The dutch oven makes great soup. The secret to the performance is that heat is passing between two like materials so efficiency is not lost by having materials with differing rates of heat transfer. The heating elements are like ribbons underneath the heater surface so the heat is very even, which is important because pyroceram does not spread heat worth a d...
 
Is there any market for a 4 burner Corning smooth in-the-counter cook top? We have had one installed at my father's house since the kitchen was remodeled in the very early 70's.

It never was a fast cooker; water took forever to boil. OTOH, it took forever to cool off once it did get up to temp. And then you had to look for the smooth bottom Corning cookware and not the curved bottom ones.
 
me too

I have one of these at my folk's place in the 'States. Love it - but one little warning. These babies draw power big time. Had it on for several hours boiling water on Christmas day. After two hours the current had overheated the wiring in a junction box and we spent the Christmas week looking for an electrician.
The eveness in cooking with corning ware is truly fantastic. You can actually sauté using these - or warm milk without scalding.
Bummer that they aren't grounded, though. Double insulated they are not.
 
Beer in the recipe

I did a Google and the Food Network site has a recipe for it and it uses BEER (that's should wake up our Texas and Louisiana members).
 
four burner

I kind a doubt there is a market for them - they were just too slow. Somehow, Corning just didn't quite have things right on them. But I have seen ones in perfect condition set in as heat-proof and mess-proof countertop inserts next to the cooker. They are easy to clean and you don't have to worry about the heat damaging anything. Look great, too.
I seem to recall that the transparancy to IR which the glass-cermics of today have (Vision) was not yet perfected back then.

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