We recommend protecting your work surface by placing a trivet underneath the pot every time you cook and using whatever precautions you would use when exposing your counter to a dish, pot, or pan you just removed from the oven or stove. While we suggest taking this precaution every time you cook, it’s especially important to protect work surfaces when you are cooking for a long time or at higher temperatures.
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