A tip x 3!

When I demonstrate in a class I always use a portable induction hob. I've had mine for years and it's brilliant. I've never used it outside of demonstrating in class - here's the thing.

My friend Morag text me saying that she was about to embark on a nightmare – the installation of a new kitchen – three weeks of purgatory. An aha moment – Morag sourced a similar version of the portable induction hob - it saved her bacon during the fitting of the new kitchen.

It then occurred that it could have another use - when you needed that little bit of extra cooking capacity when entertaining.

Which brings me to tip number 3 ... how useful would it be during the holidays when you need extra cooking space – the hob and the oven are never enough!

Here's what my portable induction hob looks like :

the added bonus is that it doesn't take up

too much room – stash it away when not in use!

Sadly I can't find the exact model in stock – it looks like it might be discontinued. You can spend as little as £49.99 upwards so the best advice I can give you is check out your favourite search engine.

You might also like to keep an eye on Aldi and Lidl - they have great offers and I've definitely seen portable induction hobs for sale but you know the drill – first come first served.

Happy Shopping!