What’s infrared quartz cooking ? A heating element inside a siliquartz tube to cook like with charcoal (up to 1 050°C) : no preheating (250°C in 5 min., saving energy and time), no smoke or smell.
Infrared are preserving the water contained in food and are avoiding fat oxidation. As a result, nutrional values, food taste and moisture are preserved. Your dishes will be more digest, won’t loose volume.
Quartz tubes are issuing invisible and inoffensive infrared rays similar to charcoal cooking. Infrareds are penetrating inside food and are moving to heat at the core. More regular and smoother, they are respecting food molecule structure and fibbers.