Yes, you can boil milk on an electric stove. Electric stoves are commonly used for cooking and boiling various liquids, including milk. When boiling milk, it's important to use a medium to low heat setting to prevent it from scorching or boiling over.
Here's a general procedure for boiling milk on an electric stove:
- Place a pot or saucepan on the heating element of the electric stove.
- Pour the desired amount of milk into the pot.
- Set the heat to medium or medium-low. Avoid using high heat, as it can cause the milk to scorch or form a skin on the surface.
- Stir the milk frequently to prevent it from sticking to the bottom of the pot and to ensure even heating.
- Watch the milk closely as it heats up. As it approaches boiling, you may notice small bubbles forming around the edges of the pot.
- Once the milk reaches a gentle boil, reduce the heat further to maintain a simmer. Be cautious not to let it boil over.
- Continue simmering the milk for a few minutes if desired or remove it from the heat.
Remember to exercise caution and keep an eye on the milk while it's boiling to prevent it from boiling over and making a mess.