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Investing in a Dual Fuel Cooker Range A dual fuel range will increase the value of your kitchen and home. If you are considering one, ensure that your kitchen can handle both gas and electric power sources. Schedule a showroom appointment at Clarke to experience a range of dual fuel ranges that are available in full-scale kitchens designed by local experts. Features like smooth glide ball bearing oven racks and StayPut Italian Hinges ensure a safe, easy baking experience. Cooking Options When it comes to selecting the right range, it's crucial to choose one that is in line with your kitchen style and matches the rest of your appliances. But the purpose of a range isn't all about looks. You need a professional oven that can handle your baking and cooking needs. This is why a lot of home chefs look to a dual fuel cooker to enhance their cooking skills. A dual fuel stove is a combination of a gas burner and an electric oven, which offers the most efficient temperature control and precision. Professional cooks appreciate the pliable temperature control of gas cooktops that allows them to explore various cooking methods such as roasting and searing. On the other hand, bakers love the consistent heating offered by an electric oven. Some models feature an advanced feature that releases steam in the beginning of the baking process to help bread rise for a more even texture. A dual fuel range is fitted with high-performance burners, which are usually powered by liquid propane or natural gas. These burners can generate rapid heat to perform a wide range of tasks, including boiling and searing. The convection oven on a professional dual-fuel range is typically powered by an electric fan. It circulates hot air to ensure uniform heating. Dual fuel ranges are expensive, but a great option for cooks looking to improve their culinary skills or entertain guests in the kitchen. This type of range is also simple to maintain, and add value to your house if you decide to sell it in the future. If you're interested in purchasing a professional range that has dual fuel, be sure to consult an expert in home appliance installation. This person will ensure that your range is properly connected to both the gas and electrical lines, and that all safety precautions are taken. An experienced installer will be able to solve any issues that might arise during the process of installing your new range. Convenience A dual fuel range combines the versatility of a gas cooktop with an electric oven into one unit. The stoves provide a range of cooking options, making them an ideal option for those who want to experiment with new recipes and techniques. They also come in a variety of sizes, with oven capacities that vary from 4.5 to 6.6 cubic feet. Some models even feature two ovens side by side for larger capacity. Combining a gas cooktop and an electric cooktop together provides you with the best of both worlds. You'll enjoy an incredibly responsive heat that's easy to adjust, and an exact heating system that allows you to set the temperature precisely. This kind of precision is important when you're simmering soup or warming leftovers. The electric oven can also provide an unbeatable heat that can be precisely controlled to keep a low temperature for delicate dishes. Some homeowners prefer dual fuel stoves due to their aesthetic appeal and practicality. They are available in a variety of premium finishes and hardware that will complement any kitchen design, regardless of whether it is traditional or modern. For instance, some dual fuel ranges come with brushed bronze trim or handles, which can add a touch of luxury to a French-style kitchen. A dual fuel range is a wonderful option for any kitchen. However, Full File may not be right for everyone. It typically requires a separate gas line in the home, which could require you to upgrade your gas connection or pay for the installation. Some homes do not have both an electrical and gas outlet in the same location which makes it difficult to switch between the two power sources. If you're looking for the flexibility of dual fuel ranges but do not want to put in a new gas line, consider purchasing an electric and gas cooktop, as well as a wall oven. This is a budget-friendly option that lets you cook using either power source. You can also put them separately in the same space, if necessary. You can even combine an electric and gas model by selecting a dual-fuel slide-in range with a separate gas cooktop and an electric wall oven. Efficiency A dual fuel range combines the gas cooktop and an electric oven. The appliance is highly praised by professional cooks for its flexibility and value. It offers responsive control of the temperature on the cooktop and precise heating in the oven to allow a variety of cooking techniques. The cooktop section of the professional range with dual fuel is powered by either propane or natural gas. Gas cooktops offer quick, visual temperature adjustment and allows you to use more advanced cooking techniques, such as roasting and charring. On the other side, an electric oven is a reliable and reliable kitchen appliance that can provide steady heating. Many models feature a downdraft that captures airborne particles as well as smoke and odors, without the necessity of overhead ventilation systems. Gas cooktops are the preferred choice of many chefs due to their ability quickly and precisely control the temperature, making it easier to sauté onions or boil pasta. Bakers will likely prefer an electric range as it produces a dryer heat that helps bread rise and brown. Some cooks, however prefer a hybrid combination of both sources of heat. Fortunately it is possible to do this with select dual fuel ranges. These appliances aren't just versatile and high-performance but also come with various useful features. Certain models have removable burner grates and sealed burners to make cleaning easier. Others have automatic self-cleaning ovens which save you time and effort of scrubbing off grime after each meal. Additionally the dual fuel range is generally more energy efficient than an electric or all-gas version. If your home has a natural gas line the appliance can help you save on your winter utility bills. Consider your kitchen layout and how often you use the stove when shopping for a dual fuel cooker range. For instance, if you only cook for two nights per week, the extra cost of a dual fuel range may not be worth it for what you need. They also require gas hookups as well as installation costs that are not typically included in the price. Safety If a dual fuel cooker range is used correctly it provides a safer cooking experience than other stove models. This is due to the fact that it combines the accuracy and even distribution of heat of an electric oven ideal for baking and roasting with the instant control of heat of gas burners on a hob. This combination lets cooks switch between these different styles of cooking quickly and easily. A dual fuel range lets you choose between slow and low simmer or a high-heat sear giving cooks more freedom to make their own favorite dishes. In addition to their safety advantages dual fuel ranges are also easy to clean due to their use of gas and electric components. The gas oven typically has sealed burners or enamel-coated cast iron grates that are easy to wipe down after meals, whereas the electric oven often features a self-cleaning feature which uses high temperatures to eliminate any food residue. Certain electric models come with removable oven racks or trays that can be submerged in water or scrubbed for a thorough clean. One of the drawbacks to buying a dual fuel range is that you will likely need to have both a gas and electrical connection to your home to make use of it. This can be costly, especially when you already have a gas line in your kitchen. This will require a plumber to come out and install an additional electrical outlet. In older homes, the wiring may not be able to support both electricity as well as gas. An electrician would have to alter the voltage of the kitchen outlet to accommodate a dual-fuel range. Eva Bleyer is a reviews analyst at the Good Homekeeping Institute's Kitchen Appliances and Innovation Lab. She has tried over 100 ranges, which include many dual fuel options in recent years. In addition to testing the products she regularly talks to experts from the industry and visits kitchen appliance showrooms to stay on top of the latest technology making their way into kitchens at home. Make an appointment with Clarke to view the dual fuel range in action. Talk to our experts to determine if this model is right for your kitchen.