How long to boil two gallons of water?
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It's a very powerful burner. Sounds like a jet engine when opened up all the way. I boiled 4 gallons of water for pasta in about 3 minutes. A large diameter pot is necessary to capture as much of the heat from the burner as possible.
748187
While I can not answer this question with certainty, as the time will vary depending on the type of pot used etc... I do not think it would be long at all at 2 gallons. I know it heats up a pot for frying very quickly to 400 degrees, and smaller amounts of water in a carbon steel pot and wok super fast. When I go to boil or high temp cook anything these days, I resort to my Kooker since it provides a much larger flame vs any stove top.
748188
Haven't checked on times, sorry. That burner is HOT, though, would not take long. You need to be careful of aluminum pans with thin bottoms, it will warp them and if you let them boil dry it will burn through, I am told.
748189
I never did 2 gallons of water , but about 15 minutes for 3. It 's great for canning.
748190
Never tried, we use ours to heat oil and fry fish. sorry. But we love it for that.
1694117
That's how I use mine. Let the water sit about a half minute off the boil. Better for the coffee or tea that way.
542676
That is a tough question to answer because you cannot actually see or measure (I suppose that you could use a scale)how much gas is in the cylinder after it has been used. A rough calculation is: given that a cylinder will last for 4 hours and that it takes about 10-15 minutes to bring water to a boil (assuming sea level and no wind), one cylinder should be able to bring water to a boil approximately 16 to 20 times. That should be good for making coffee or thin soup. Keeping water at a boil for a long time (spaghetti) will use more gas.
801262
A water distiller boils water inside its pot at the boiling temperature of water. The steam then rises and enters a cooling chamber where a fan on top cools the steam which converts it back into water. The water then enters the final phase and drips through a carbon filter and into the collection chamber as lukewarm water. The pot will be very hot, but the water it makes should be cool. It will boil all of the water until it boils it all into steam, about 6 hours for one gallon to be converted. Don't worry, the cost is probably still less than carrying a jug of water home from the supermarket.
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5-6 hrs if all you are doing is bringing up to a boil and maintaining a steady boil.That is based on boiling 14 gallons in a 60 qt pot.
80898
Put cup water in bottom of pot wash veggies put in steamer put on med. high heat cover should not take longer than 10 minutes after the water starts to boil.
1496030
I boiled about 12 gallons of water added the crab I was boiling brought to a reboil and cooked the crab for 20 min . Total time was about 60 to 70 min. Hope this helpied
1134702
With room temperature water, it takes about three minutes when set on high. I usually begin with water already heated from a brewer so it is less than a minute for it to boil.
1000636
The boiling temp is 212, it takes about 15 to 20 min. Steam is not too much.
1043754
Sorry I can't help. I have only tried boiling for 3 min. as the instructions give. I have a Kurig and nothing larger to make more than one cup.
977477
Dear Ernest, to be honest with you, I dont think, or cannot understand why anyone would want to take LONGER than a whole six hours to distill a single gallon of water, by lowering the temperature to 180 F. Trust me, that's long enough, even if 180 F works (or not). I believe the temp is as low as can be efficient. You may find you want to distill much more than 1 gallon at a time, which can take a few days at 3 rounds a day.
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I use 2 cups of water for one cup of sprouted rice/quinoa mixture in covered saucepan. Bring to boil and simmer for 15-20 minutes until all water is absorbed.
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The easiest way is to always bring the water to a boil (212 degrees) then let it "rest" until it reaches 175 -- the time it takes to cool down to 175 will be the same regardless of cooking method & variations in microwaves. Just put a thermometer in the water the first time you do this and time how long it takes, round that up to the nearest minute, and always wait that long after boiling -- for two cups, it should be about a minute. Another option is add 1.5 cups of boiling water (212 degrees) to .5 cups of room temp water (70 degrees)-- the result will be 175 degrees (.75*212 + .25*70 = 176). Voilà! The easiest way is to always bring the water to a boil (212 degrees) then let it "rest" until it reaches 175 -- the time it takes to cool down to 175 will be the same regardless of cooking method & variations in microwaves. Just put a thermometer in the water the first time you do this and time how long it takes, round that up to the nearest minute, and always wait that long after boiling -- for two cups, it should be about a minute. Another option is add 1.5 cups of boiling water (212 degrees) to .5 cups of room temp water (70 degrees)-- the result will be 175 degrees (.75*212 +... » Read More The easiest way is to always bring the water to a boil (212 degrees) then let it "rest" until it reaches 175 -- the time it takes to cool down to 175 will be the same regardless of cooking method & variations in microwaves. Just put a thermometer in the water the first time you do this and time how long it takes, round that up to the nearest minute, and always wait that long after boiling -- for two cups, it should be about a minute. Another option is add 1.5 cups of boiling water (212 degrees) to .5 cups of room temp water (70 degrees)-- the result will be 175 degrees (.75*212 + .25*70 = 176). Voilà! « Show Less
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You need to cook with boiling water..some meals require you to add to boiling water and then reduce heat to simmer for 15-18 minutes. Hope this is helpful.
401991
Let the water boil over the coffee longer. We boil the water for about 5 to 10 minutes
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My instruction booklet says to use at least 1 cup of water. Thats what I use for vegetables, anything cooked under 15 minutes.
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1200W I like to boil the water first then pour it in the Shabu pot. It speeds boiling time considerably.