Local Kitchens News Business Technology State Sports AP Sports AP National AP World AP Search Today'n Hist. August 2000 S leek, sophisticated stainless steel is the rage. People like the commercial look of stainless and it does look great. Sales manager Greg Myse of Guyer's Builder Supply in Mequon demonstrates a new stainless steel rotisserie grill.
People gather around the person doing the cooking.
And these appliances' qualities are more than skin deep. For instance, Gaggenau sells a built-in that is 20 percent larger than conventional ovens, has a temperature probe, rapid preheat, brighter light, rotisserie option and even comes with a baking stone. Higher, more precise temperatures make cooking three or four racks at once a breeze. Perhaps it's speed you seek. He says one company talks of offering a cooktop that works by magnetic induction, which means you could be boiling water, take away the pan and touch the burner.