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Is a Dual Fuel Mini Range Cooker Right For You? Dual fuel range cookers provide a versatile source of heat in the kitchen. The gas hobs can be used to grill peppers or sear steaks while the ovens can be used to bake cakes. The Good Housekeeping Institute's Kitchen Appliances and Innovation Lab has tested over 100 ranges over the past few years. We spoke to Eva Bleyer, our reviews analyst, to find out more about this amazing kitchen upgrade. 4 Gas Zones A dual fuel range cooker is a great opportunity to experiment with new recipes and increase your cooking capabilities. If you're an adventurous cook at home, this upgrade is a great way to expand your skills and experiment with new recipes. If, however, you're more comfortable with the convenience of an electric oven, these stoves might not be worth the expense. They typically come with four cooking zones for gas burners as well as a double oven, and a full-width electric grill. Some models have powerful wok burners that can make stir-fry dishes that are Asian in style. freestanding dual fuel range cooker include LED displays as well as automatic ignition. A slow closing cast iron lid is also available. They're suitable for most 60cm wide kitchens. They are available in a variety of classic finishes. Contrary to natural gas ranges which connect to the gas mains in your home LPG range cookers need an additional gas tank to be filled. This gas type comes in two varieties that are butane and propane. Propane and butane are both red, so be sure to choose the right gas cylinder. If you have a love for baking, this range cooker comes with two ovens with different sizes. You can bake a savory dish in the larger 4.8 cubic feet oven while roasting vegetables or baking desserts in the smaller 2.1 cubic. ft. oven. This dual fuel range comes with a powerful 20,000 BTU Dual-Flame Ultra Power burner, which is ideal for simmering and searing. Another fantastic feature is the built-in electric oven which ensures your baked goods are evenly cooked evenly. This model from Miele is a top choice for professional chefs, due to its high-end specifications and sturdy design. It's available in 30, 36inches, and 48 inches and it offers an intuitive M-Touch touchscreen control and multiple preprogrammed settings. The model comes with a steam feature that allows you to add moisture to your vegetables and dough. It comes with a stainless steel finish and knobs that are red by default, however, other finishes and knob colors are also available. If you are looking for a budget-friendly alternative take a look at the Wolf 36-inch dual-fuel range. It is thousands of dollars cheaper than comparable gas models however, it still comes with impressive specs. The ovens on this range are larger than those found on other professional ranges in this price range, so you'll be able to bake an ham for the holidays or a huge batch of cookies. Cast Iron Pan Supports A dual fuel mini-range cooker is a combination of gas and electric technology. These cookers are suitable for all home cooks as they allow you to choose from a variety of cooking styles and styles. Cast iron pan supports are available in most models. They are strong, durable and easy to clean. These are especially useful in the event that you have a large amount of heavy cast iron cookware that has to be heated at an extremely high temperature. They are also an excellent option to add character and style to your kitchen. In the last three years our experts have tested over 100 ranges at the Good Housekeeping Institute's Kitchen Appliances and Innovation Lab. This includes a variety of dual fuel options. They've also conducted interviews with industry experts and visited showrooms to see new technology that are coming to kitchens at home. This work ultimately helped us choose the most suitable selections that will meet the needs of most cooks. We also evaluated these models' performance in terms of the power, precision and flexibility. Our top picks are constructed with the best components and come with a range of functions ranging from a powerful convection burner to powerful wok. The two 20,000 BTU Ultra Power dual-flame burners have enough power to simmer and searing while the Even-Heat convection bakes evenly and consistently. Monogram produces dual-fuel ranges in 30and 36-, and 48-inch widths, as well as all-gas models. Gas ranges are available in a variety of designs and have specifications similar to dual-fuel models. Dual-fuel models come with red knobs by default, but they're also available in other shades and RAL Classic shades on request. One disadvantage of these ranges is that they cost more than other pro-style ranges, and they often require separate hookups for natural gas and 220-volt electric. They also tend to contain more components which can result in more repairs and breakdowns. The majority of our top selections come with a warranty for at least one full year. They are also designed to last 20 years or more. A double oven range cooker with dual fuel is a versatile addition to any kitchen. These ranges have a large capacity oven as well as plenty of storage space, making them ideal for larger families or people who like to entertain. The ranges are constructed of sturdy materials, and they are sleek and modern in look. This will enhance the look of your house and increase the price of resales. One Touch Ignition This dual fuel range features an elegant design as well as a double oven. Its gas burners feature cast iron pan supports which give a classy look to your kitchen and provide the durability and stability of your cookware. It also comes with an easy to use 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 distinct fan assisted and conventional temperature settings, so you can cook succulent meat and bake delicious moist cakes. It also features a variety of other functions, including slow bake, steam bake and air fry, giving you greater cooking flexibility. The oven's smart connectivity comes with built in Wi-Fi with GE's SmartHQ app (which can be used to control the oven remotely, monitor it and diagnostics) and compatibility with Alexa and Google Home and Google Home. It also comes with a ChefConnect function that allows you to pair the range with compatible appliances, such as microwaves and hoods. The smart model's easy-to read LCD display displays a countdown timer, digital menu and oven status making it easy to use and comprehend. This French brand is the cheapest on our list, however it has impressive technology and a high-end construction. It comes with an impressive tri-ring burner that has 21,000 BTU which can boil water in a matter of seconds, and an exact simmer burner with 5,000 BTU for delicate sauces. Its intelligent convection baker distributes air evenly, ensuring that food items on the upper and lower shelves are equally delicious. The oven in this premium range is lit by an electric ignition, removing the need for standing pilots, making it possible to make use of it in the event an outage of power. Its gas surface burners can be lit manually by holding a lighted match to the stovetop flame, and the oven can be lit the same way if you don't have access to natural gas. It comes with an instruction manual that includes safety information as well as installation instructions. A/A Energy Rating When selecting a range cooker it is important to think about the kind of fuel you'll need. Dual fuel ranges combine gas and electricity to provide the best of both worlds. This makes them a popular option for chefs and cooks at home who want to try a range of cooking techniques. This 60cm dual-fuel range cooktop is perfect for those who have a small kitchen. This compact model has all the features you would expect from larger models, including four gas burners as well as a double-oven with a full-width electric grill. The gas hob has a wok burner to explore Asian recipes. The hob also comes with an LED programmable timer and rotary dials that allow for easy control. This model is also rated A/A in energy, meaning it has a high efficiency rating. The advantages of a dual fuel range include the ability to switch between gas and electric heat to provide greater flexibility. Gas stovetops are responsive and can be used to cook and boil, while an electric oven produces an even dryer heat that is ideal for baking or roasting. These ranges are more expensive than all electric models. They may also require a gas line that could add to the cost of installation. The price of a dual-fuel range cooker is contingent on the type of cooking you do and the budget you have set. It is a great option when you're an avid cook and have space in your kitchen. However, if you prefer to stick with one source of heat and are content with your current cooktops and ovens, there are plenty of alternatives to choose from. For instance, if trying to enjoy the same benefits of a range cooker but with an affordable price, you could consider installing a gas cooktop and separate electric wall oven instead. You can reap the benefits of dual fuel ranges, without increasing your installation costs. You can still choose an electric or fan-powered oven,, depending on your preferred style of cooking.