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Is a Dual Fuel Mini Range Cooker Right For You? Dual fuel range cookers are a versatile source of heat in the kitchen. The gas hobs can be used to charr 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 almost 100 ranges in recent years. Eva Bleyer, one of our reviews analysts was in a position to provide us with more details about this amazing kitchen remodel. 4 Gas Zones Most ranges use one type of heat, however, a dual fuel cooker can combine electric and gas cooking. If you're a keen cook at home, this upgrade is a great way to expand your capabilities and try new recipes. These stoves are not worth the cost for those who prefer the ease of an oven. The majority of these stoves include four cooking zones with gas burners as well as a double oven, and a full-width electric grill. Some models have powerful wok burners, which are ideal for stir-fry recipes in the Asian style. Other features include LED displays and automatic ignition. A slow closing cast iron lid is also available. They're suitable for 60cm wide kitchens. They also come in a range of classic finishes. Unlike natural gas ranges, which are connected to your home's gas mains, LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) range cookers use a separate gas cylinder that requires filling. This gas type is available in two kinds: propane and Butane. Propane gas is colored red, and butane is blue, so be sure you choose the correct gas cylinder for your appliance. This range cooker has two ovens of different sizes for those who like baking. You can bake a tasty dish in the larger 4.8 cubic feet oven, while roasting vegetables and baking a dessert in the smaller 2.1 cubic. ft. oven. The cooktops of this dual fuel range are equipped with a powerful 20,000 BTU Ultra Power dual-flame burner that is ideal for simmering, searing and sauteing. Another great addition is the built-in electric oven, which ensures that baked items are evenly cooked to perfection. This model from Miele is a top choice for professional chefs, thanks to its top-of-the line specifications and sturdy design. It is available in 30-, 36- and 48-inch widths, and it comes with an intuitive M-Touch touchscreen control and multiple preprogrammed settings. This model also includes steam functions that make it easy to add moisture to the dough and vegetables. It has a stainless steel finish and red knobs by default, but other finish options and knob colors are available. If you're looking for a less expensive option take a look at the Wolf 36-inch dual-fuel range. It's a lot less expensive than an equivalent all-gas model but it still boasts impressive specs. The ovens in this range are larger than those found on many other pro ranges at this price point So you'll have no problem baking a holiday ham or an enormous batch of cookies. Cast Iron Pan Supports A dual fuel mini range cooker that combines the best of electric and gas cooking technology. They allow you to utilize a variety of different cooking styles and kinds that make them suitable for most home cooks. Cast iron pan supports are provided in most models. They are durable, strong and easy to clean. These are especially helpful for those who use a lot of cast iron cookware and require to cook it over high temperature. They can also add style and personality to your kitchen. Our experts have tried nearly 100 ranges in the Good Housekeeping Institute Kitchen Appliances and Innovation Lab over the past three years, which includes many dual-fuel options. They've also conducted interviews with industry experts and visited showrooms to observe the latest innovations coming to home kitchens. This research ultimately helped us select the best ranges to suit most cooks. We also evaluated the performance of these models in terms of power, precision and flexibility. Our top picks are made with the highest quality components and come with a range of functions ranging from a powerful convection wok burner to powerful wok. The two 20,000 BTU Ultra Power dual-flame burners provide enough power to cook and simmer and the Even-Heat convection oven bakes evenly and consistently. Monogram produces dual-fuel ranges in 30-, 36and 48-inch widths, along with all-gas models. Gas ranges are available in a variety of colors and come with specifications similar to dual-fuel models. Dual-fuel models have knobs in red however they can also be purchased in RAL Classic colors and other colors upon request. One disadvantage of these ranges is that they cost more than other pro-style ranges and usually require separate hookups for natural gas as well as 220-volt electric. They also usually contain more components that can cause more repairs and breakdowns. However, most of our top picks have an insurance policy that lasts at least one year, and is designed to last for at least 20 years. A double oven range cooker that comes with dual fuel is a versatile feature for any kitchen. The ranges come with a large capacity oven, as well as plenty of storage space, which makes them perfect for families with large numbers or who like to entertain. They're also constructed from durable materials and feature an elegant, modern design that will upgrade the look of your kitchen and increase its resale value. One Touch Ignition This dual fuel range cooker features a classic look and a full sized double oven. Cast iron pans with support for its gas burners add the perfect touch of class and stability to your cookware. It also features an easy to use LED display and a one-touch ignition. It's perfect for kitchens with smaller spaces that don't have enough space for an entire stove. Its large double oven features distinct fan-assisted and conventional heat settings, so you can roast delicious meat and bake moist cakes. It also comes with a variety of additional functions, like slow cook, steam bake air fry, convection bake to give you even more cooking versatility. The oven's smart connectivity includes built-in Wi-Fi, 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 which allows you to connect the oven with compatible appliances like microwaves and hoods. The easy to read LCD screen displays a countdown timer as well as a digital menu, and status of the oven which makes it easy to use and understand. This French brand is the most affordable on our list, yet it's loaded with incredible technology and top quality construction. It comes with a powerful tri-ring burner of 21,000 BTU which can boil water in just a few seconds, as well as a precise simmer burner with 5,000 BTU for delicate sauces. The convection baker's clever design circulates air evenly so that food items on the top and bottom shelves are equally delicious. The oven of this luxury range is lit with an electric ignition, eliminating the necessity of standing pilots, which means you can make use of it in the event an outage of power. The gas surface burners can be manually lit by holding a lighted match to the flame on the stovetop, and the oven can be lit the same manner if you don't have a natural gas supply. It comes with an instruction manual that includes safety information and installation instructions. A/A Energy Rating It's important to choose a range cooker that is compatible with your fuel needs. Dual fuel ranges provide the best combination of gas and electric heat sources. This makes them a preferred option for chefs and home cooks who want to try a range of cooking methods. This 60cm dual-fuel range cooker is perfect for people with limited kitchen space. This compact model comes with all the features you would expect from larger models, such as four gas burners and an oven that doubles as a full-width electric grill. The gas hob comes with a dedicated wok burner for experimenting with Asian recipes. The gas cooker also comes with a fully-programmable LED timer, as well as rotating dials to make it easy to manage. This model is A/A energy rating, which means that it is extremely efficient. The advantages of a dual fuel range include the possibility of switching between electric and gas to provide greater flexibility. Gas stovetops are dependable and can be used to cook and boil and cook, while an electric oven produces an even dryer heat which is ideal for baking or roasting. However, it's worth bearing in mind that these ranges can be more expensive than their all-electric counterparts. They might also require a gas line, which can increase the overall installation cost. The price of a dual-fuel range cooker will depend on the nature of the cooking you'll be doing and the budget you have set. This is an excellent option if you are an experienced cook and have space in your kitchen. If you prefer to stick with one source of heat, and are happy with the ovens and cooktops in your kitchen, there are other options. If you want to enjoy the benefits of a range cooker for less cost, consider installing a gas cooktop with s separate electric wall-oven. This will let you enjoy the benefits of a dual fuel range without adding cost of installation. You can pick between a conventional or fan-assisted oven, based on the style of cooking you prefer.