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Is a Dual Fuel Mini Range Cooker Right For You? A dual fuel range cooker brings a versatile heat source to the kitchen. The gas hobs that respond are perfect for charring peppers and searing steak, while the electric ovens regulate temperatures precisely, ideal for baking cakes. In the last few years, the staff at Good Housekeeping Institute’s Kitchen Appliances and Innovation Lab evaluated over 100 ranges. We spoke to Eva Bleyer, our reviews analyst, to find out more about this amazing kitchen renovation. 4 Gas Zones The majority of ranges are based on one type of heat, however, a dual fuel cooker combines gas and electric cooking. This option is ideal for the adventurous home chef who is looking to experiment with new recipes and improve their culinary skills. If, however, you're more comfortable with the convenience of an electric oven, these stoves might not be worth the investment. These stoves have a double electric grill, a double gas burner zone and four cooking zones. Certain models have powerful wok burners for making stir-fry dishes with Asian style. range cookers dual fuel include LED displays as well as automatic ignition. A slow-closing lid made of cast iron is available. These are suitable for kitchens with a 60cm width, and come in various classic designs. Contrary to natural gas ranges which are connected to your home's gas mains, LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) range cookers have an additional gas cylinder that requires filling. This type of gas is available in two different kinds: propane and Butane. Butane and propane are both red, so make sure to select the appropriate Cylinder. For those with a passion for baking, this cooker comes with two ovens of various sizes. You can bake a delicious casserole in the larger 4.8 cubic feet oven while roasting vegetables and baking a cake in the smaller 2.1 cu. ft. oven. The cooktops on this dual fuel range are equipped with a powerful 20,000 BTU Ultra Power dual-flame burner, which is perfect for simmering, searing and sauteing. An electric convection oven built-in is another great option, making sure that your baked goods turn out evenly. This model is a top choice for professional chefs due to its high-end specifications, robust design and sturdiness. It comes in three sizes: 36, 48, and 30 inches. It comes with an easy to use M Touch touchscreen control as well as multiple preprogrammed options. The model also has a steam function that makes it easy to add moisture to the dough and vegetables. The model is equipped with a stainless-steel finish and red knobs as standard however, other color knobs and finishes are also available. If you are looking for a budget-friendly alternative take a look at the Wolf 36-inch dual-fuel range. It's thousands of dollars less expensive than comparable gas models and still comes with impressive specifications. The ovens in this range are more spacious than those on other professional ranges in this price range and you'll be able to bake the perfect holiday ham or baking an enormous batch of cookies. Cast Iron Pan Supports A dual fuel mini-range cooker that combines electric and gas technology. These cookers are ideal for cooks at home as they allow you to select from a variety of cooking styles and styles. The majority of models feature cast iron pan supports that are sturdy and durable. They are also easy to clean. They are particularly useful if you have a lot of heavy cast iron cookware that requires to be heated up on high heat. They can also add style and character to your kitchen. Our experts have tested over 100 ranges from the Good Housekeeping Institute Kitchen Appliances and Innovation Lab over the past three years, which includes many dual-fuel options. They also spoke with industry experts and visited showrooms in order to experience the latest innovations that are coming to homes kitchens. This research ultimately helped us choose the most suitable ranges to suit most cooks. We also assessed the performance of these models in terms of the power, precision and flexibility. Our top picks are made using the finest components and offer a variety of functions ranging from a powerful convection burner to a powerful wok. The two 20,000 BTU Ultra Power dual-flame burners have enough power for searing and simmering while the Even-Heat convection oven bakes evenly and consistently. Monogram makes dual-fuel ranges in 30and 36inches, and 48 inches widths, along with all-gas models. The gas ranges have similar specifications to dual-fuel models and are available in a variety of finishes. The dual-fuel models have red knobs by default, but they're also available in a few other shades and RAL Classic shades on request. One downside of these pro ranges is that they cost more than other ranges that are pro-style and usually require separate hookups for natural gas and 220-volt electric. They also come with more components, which can cause more breakdowns and repair. However, all of our top picks include an insurance policy that lasts at least one year, and are designed to last for at least 20 years. A double oven range cooker with dual fuel is a versatile feature for any kitchen. These ranges are great for large families or those who entertain. They come with a huge oven and plenty storage space. These ranges are made from solid materials and are sleek and modern in look. This will improve the look of your house and boost the value of its resales. One Touch Ignition This dual fuel range has an elegant design and a double oven. Cast iron pan supports on its gas burners add a touch to elegance and stability to your cookware. It has an easy LED display and a one-touch ignition. It's perfect for smaller kitchens that don't allow for a large range cooker. The large double oven has separate traditional and fan-assisted settings so you can bake moist cakes and roast succulent meat. It also features a variety of other functions, including slow bake steam bake, slow bake, and air fry to give you more cooking options. The oven's smart connectivity includes built-in Wi-Fi and GE's SmartHQ app (which can be used for remote control, monitoring and diagnostics) and compatibility with Alexa and Google Home and Google Home. It also has a ChefConnect function that allows you to pair the range with compatible appliances like microwaves and hoods. The LCD screen of this smart model is easy to read and shows the digital menu, countdown timer and the status of the oven. This French brand is the most affordable on our list, however it still boasts impressive technology and a high-end construction. It has a powerful 21,000 BTU tri-ring burner that can heat water in just a few seconds. It also has a 5,000 BTU precise simmer burner for delicate sauces. The convection baker's clever design is able to distribute air evenly so that dishes on both the upper and lower shelves taste equally good. This high-end range comes with an electric ignition that light the oven, removing the need for a standing pilot. It can be used even if there is a power failure. Its gas surface burners can be manually lit by holding a lighted match to the flame on the stovetop, and the oven can be lit in the same way if you don't have access to natural gas. It comes with a manual with instructions for installation and safety information. A/A Energy Rating When selecting a range cooker it is important to think about the type of fuel you need. Dual fuel ranges mix electricity and gas to offer the best of both worlds. This makes them a popular choice for chefs as well as experienced home cooks who want to try a range of cooking techniques. This stunning 60cm dual fuel range cooker is perfect for those with small kitchens. This compact model has all the features you would expect from a larger model, including four gas burners and double oven with full-width electric grill. The gas hob comes with an oven with a wok burner that lets you try Asian recipes. It also has an LED fully programmable timer and rotary dials for easy control. This model is also A/A energy-rated, meaning it has a high efficiency rating. The advantages of dual fuel ranges include the possibility of switching between electric and gas heat to give you more flexibility. Gas stovetops are responsive and can be used to cook and boil, while an electric oven produces a dryer heat which is ideal for baking or roasting. These ranges are more expensive than all electric models. They may also require a gas line that can add to installation costs. The final decision on whether a dual fuel range cooker is worth the extra cost will depend on your cooking preferences and budget. This is a great choice for those who are an experienced cook and have the room in your kitchen. If, however, you prefer to stick with one source of heat and are content with your cooktops and ovens There are a lot of alternatives to choose from. If you'd like to experience the advantages of a range cooktop at cheaper cost, you can install an electric cooktop and a separate electric wall-oven. This will let you benefit from the advantages of a dual fuel range, without putting an extra burden on your cost of installation. You can still opt for conventional or fan assisted oven, based on your preferred style of cooking.