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Dual Fuel Range Cookers Eva Bleyer is the reviews analyst in Good Housekeeping's Kitchen Appliance and Innovation Lab. She has tested a myriad of ranges over the past three years including dual fuel models. Dual fuel range cookers blend the instant control of heat from gas burners with precise electric oven temperatures. This makes them a popular choice for homes that require precision in baking. Cooktop A dual fuel range combines the sensitivity of a gas stove with the precision of an electric oven, creating a powerful cooking appliance that's ideal for professional kitchens and home chefs. You can also increase the value of your house by letting prospective buyers know that you have a “chef's” kitchen. Dual fuel ranges give you more cooking options than gas and electric models. You can experiment with various cooking techniques. The burners are usually spaced evenly, with some models having between four and eight burners. Some models include a griddle so you can grill and saute. When choosing a model take into consideration how often you'll be using the burners and whether you want to be able to adjust the flame size. Also, you should consider the size of your home and the counter space available. If you have limited counter space, choose an open-top or freestanding dual fuel range that is compact and easy to fit in your kitchen. Gas ranges offer a consistent and precise heat that allows you to cook faster and with greater accuracy. Gas ranges are a great option for serious foodies particularly those who love to cook and sear. Some homeowners prefer an electric oven for baking due to the dryer heating. Electric stovetops are popular because they heat pans and pots using an electric element instead of an open flame. They offer more consistent heating and are more manageable and are suitable for cooks who aren't experienced. They also have less heat fluctuations than gas ranges, making them ideal for baking and roasting. A dual-fuel range can be an expensive upgrade. However, you will save money by not having to buy a separate electric and gas oven. It's essential to research your options and talk with an expert to ensure that you're getting the best product and value for your budget. Invest in a high-quality stove that can provide you with years of reliable service and your family will also reap the benefits. Oven You get the best of both worlds when you opt for a dual-fuel range cooker: a gas cooktop that allows for rapid temperature control as well as an electric oven that allows for precise baking. Gas burners let you control the temperature instantly and with great flexibility while electric ovens heat up more evenly and often for consistency in results. If you prefer searing or baking, this combination will ensure that every dish you cook will turn out perfectly. Clarke offers a variety of dual-fuel ranges so that you can choose the best one for your kitchen. Our experts can assist you in determining whether this top-quality appliance is the best fit for your home, and help you select the right style to match the other features of your kitchen. Schedule an appointment in our showroom or take part in a cooking demonstration to see the dual fuel range cooker for yourself. For example the ILVE 40 in. Nostalgie Series Freestanding Dual Fuel Range is a combination of stainless steel and champagne bronze or gold accents to create a stunning design for any kitchen. This dual fuel range has knobs in gray, black and brushed stainless steel to match the other appliances. Some models allow you to alter the color of the knob and the bezel (the metal ring around the knob). This will make your range stand out in the kitchen. Some important considerations to consider when contemplating the possibility of a dual fuel stove is whether your current home has a gas line, and if it's wired to power. It is important to examine the power cord connections and make sure they're secure before you install the dual fuel range cooker. You'll need a 240v socket that is different from the 120v outlets that are used in the majority of homes. Dual fuel range cookers are a great choice for those who love a professional look and feel. The top features the patented dual-stacked gas burners, while below is a powerful and reliable electric oven that comes with various Gourmet Modes. Dual VertiFlow Convection System distributes evenly to reduce hot and cold spots, and ensuring consistent baking results. Controls If you're looking to cook like a professional, you'll need the power and precision of a dual fuel range. These appliances combine instant hot gas cooktops and electric ovens that control precisely the temperature and are ideal for roasting and baking. Featuring the latest features including smart technology and voice control, you can pick from a wide range of styles and sizes to match your kitchen's style. The best dual fuel ranges feature an easy-to-clean, durable stainless steel finish. This material is known to be resistant to staining and heat. You can be confident that your appliance will withstand everyday use. Many models also have robust grates for the cooktop, which makes it easier to slide pots and pans from burner to burner. Also, the electric oven typically has a bake element that is hidden which allows you to keep an eye on your food without worrying about baking too long or drying out. In addition to their strength, most dual fuel ranges have a sleek design which is suitable for contemporary kitchens. You can also choose from a wide range of finishes and colors to match your home's décor. While they may be more expensive than traditional ranges in the short term, their cooking capabilities and long-term value make them well worth the investment. Eva Bleyer is an analyst who evaluates kitchen appliances and new innovations for the Good Housekeeping Institute. She has tested almost 12 ranges, including some dual fuel models. Her top choice is the ILVE Vogue 40 in. Dual Fuel Freestanding range with an stainless steel finish. Plenty of space for family meals. Dual fuel ranges are not the best option for every household. Dual fuel ranges require two power sources in order to function. If your home doesn't have a gas supply or enough electrical power, a dual fuel range will cost more than a gas or an electric range. Additionally, it's likely you'll have to have an electrician install a gas line inside your home which will increase the overall cost of your new range. Safety If you're looking to have the best of both cooking worlds A dual fuel range cooker is an excellent option. The gas hob will give you an instant access to a flame and precise heat control, while the oven has electric fans that provide additional functions such as convection baking. There are a variety of brands to choose from, but you should compare features and prices before settling on a. The RC10TGDE Red Britannia Dual Fuel Range Cooker is a good example of a dual-fuel range cooker of premium quality. It is a classic style that would look perfect in any aesthetic kitchen from country to modern. The oven cavities include both grilling and traditional cooking functions and the left oven cavity has 9 functions, while the right has four. The gas burners on this cooker also have safety features like a flame failure device which will shut off the gas supply in the event that the burner is switched on when there's no flame. This range cooker is controlled with dials that go with the traditional design and allow you to have full control of what you're preparing. The interior of all the ovens are coated with enamel to facilitate cleaning. This oven comes with an electric programmable clock, and the controls are buttons and dials. There are many other functions on this range cooker that make it stand out from competitors. It also comes with an integrated microwave oven that can be used to save space and is great to quickly heat food. It also comes with a drawer for storage which can be used to store items that you don't require in your kitchen. In the end, the choice of a dual fuel gas or electric range cooker is the best option for you is based on your kitchen layout and your personal preferences. Gas ranges offer cost savings and responsive heat control, while electric ranges provide even heating, without gas connection. Whatever you choose there's a vast selection of options available on the market to assist you in achieving the highest quality of cooking in your home.