Need a roasting tin that will work on induction hob - help!

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We've just got an induction hob and although we like it, most of our old pans won't work on it so we've had to buy new ones.

DH usually makes Sunday lunch and, in our gas hob days, used to make gravy on the hob using the juices in the roasting tin (after removing the meat). He'd always put the tin directly on the hob rather than draining off the juices into another pan.

The roasting tin won't work on the new hob so I am trying to buy one that does. Any ideas anyone, please?

Anything magnetic will work and I have found most saucepans etc are magnetic. Take a magnet to the shops and if it sticks to the base if a pan you like buy it. You don't need to spend a fortune on the induction cookware as it is misleading and don't buy an induction converter. This is a little plate type thing that is supposed to convert your old pans so they can be used on the hob. Mum had one and it didn't work effectively at all.

Have found very little available at the cheap end, we've had saucepans that claim to work on induction that only work on the smallest ring.
We kept a gas wok burner to go with our induction and I'm so glad we did.

They do a cast iron one in Lakeland but it is heavy!

We use a Le Crueset (sp?) roasting tray. Heavy and expensive, but should last a lifetime.

I pour boiling water into the pan and scrape all the meaty bits then pour it all into a pan to make the gravy.