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Is a Dual Fuel Mini Range Cooker Right For You? A dual fuel range cooker offers an array of heat sources to the kitchen. The gas hobs can be used to charr peppers or sear steaks, while the ovens can be used to bake cakes. The team at Good Housekeeping Institute's Kitchen Appliances and Innovation Lab has tested almost 100 ranges over the past few years. We spoke with 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 method to try new recipes and expand your cooking capabilities. If you're a keen home cook this upgrade is an excellent way to increase your capabilities and try new recipes. These stoves aren't worth the money if you prefer the convenience of an oven. These stoves have two electric grills, a double gas burner zone and four cooking zones. Some models come with powerful wok burners that are ideal for stir-fry dishes in the asian style. Other features include LED displays, automatic ignition, and a slow closing cast iron lid. They're suitable for most 60cm wide kitchens and come in a range of classic finishes. In contrast to natural gas ranges that connect to the gas mains in your home, LPG range cookers require an additional gas tank to be filled. This kind of gas is available in two different kinds: propane and Butane. Propane and butane are both red, so make sure to select the appropriate gas cylinder. If you have a love for baking, this range cooker has two ovens of different sizes. You can bake a tasty dish in the larger 4.8 cubic feet oven while roasting vegetables or baking a dessert in the smaller 2.1 cubic. ft. oven. The cooktops of this dual fuel range feature a powerful 20,000 BTU Ultra Power dual-flame burner that's ideal for searing, simmering and sauteing. An electric convection oven built-in is a nice option, making sure that all of your baked goods bake equally. This model from Miele is a top choice for professional chefs due to its top-of-the line specifications and robust design. The model comes in three widths: 36, 48, and 30 inches. It features an easy to use M Touch touchscreen control, as well as a variety of preprogrammed options. This model has steam technology that lets you to add moisture to vegetables and dough. It has a stainless-steel finish and knobs in red, by default however other finishes and knob colors are also available. Consider the Wolf 36-inch Dual-Fuel Range for an option that is more affordable. It's a lot less expensive than a comparable gas model, but it has impressive specs. The ovens in this range are larger than those found on other professional ranges at this price point, so you'll have no trouble baking an ham for the holidays or a huge batch of cookies. Cast Iron Pan Supports A dual fuel mini range cooker combines the most effective of electric and gas cooking technology. These cookers are suitable for cooks at home as they allow you to select from a wide range of cooking styles and types. The majority of models come with cast iron pan supports that are strong and durable. They are also easy to clean. These are especially useful if you have a lot of heavy, cast iron cookware that requires to be heated at high heat. They are also a great way to add style and character to your kitchen. Our experts have tested over 100 ranges within the Good Housekeeping Institute Kitchen Appliances and Innovation Lab over the past three years, including many dual-fuel options. They've also conducted interviews with industry experts and visited showrooms to see the latest innovations coming to home kitchens. This has led us to select the best selections that will meet the needs of most cooks. We also evaluated the performance of these models in terms capability, precision, and power. Our top picks are made with the highest quality components and have a variety of functions, from a powerful convection wok burner to a powerful wok. The two 20,000 BTU Dual-Flame Ultra Power burners are powerful enough to sear and simmer, while the Even Heat true convection oven bakes evenly and consistently. Monogram has dual-fuel ranges that come in 30-, 36 – and 48-inch widths. They also have all-gas models. Gas ranges come with similar specs to the dual-fuel models and are available with a variety of finishes. Dual-fuel models come with red knobs as standard, but are also available in RAL Classic colors and other colors on request. These pro-style ranges are more expensive than other ranges in similar style and usually require separate hookups to natural gas as well as 220 voltage electric. They also typically include more parts which can result in more breakdowns and repairs. However, most of our top picks include an insurance policy that lasts at least a year and are designed to last for at least 20 years. A dual fuel double oven range cooker is a useful addition for any kitchen. These ranges have a large capacity oven, as well as plenty of storage space, making them ideal for families with larger numbers or those who enjoy entertaining. The ranges are constructed of solid materials and have a sleek and modern appearance. This will improve the appearance of your home and increase its resale price. One Touch Ignition This dual fuel range cooker features a classic look and a full sized double oven. Cast iron pans that support its gas burners and add the perfect touch of the elegance and stability of your cookware. It also comes with an easy to use LED display as well as one-touch ignition. It's perfect for kitchens with smaller spaces that don't have enough space for a full-sized stove. The large double oven has distinct fan-assisted and conventional temperature settings, so you can roast succulent meat and bake moist cakes. It also has a range of additional functions such as slow bake, steam bake and air fry to give you more cooking versatility. The smart connectivity of the oven comes with built-in Wi-Fi and compatibility with Alexa, Google Home and GE's SmartHQ App (which can be used for remote control, monitoring, and diagnostics) Additionally, it comes with the ChefConnect feature that allows you to connect the oven with compatible appliances like microwaves or hoods. The smart model's easy-to read LCD screen displays a countdown timer, digital menus and oven status which makes it easy to use and understand. This French brand is the cheapest on our list, but it's loaded with incredible technology and high quality construction. It comes with a powerful 21,000 BTU tri-ring burner that can heat water in seconds and it has a 5,500 BTU precise simmer burner for delicate sauces. The clever convection baker is able to distribute air evenly so that the dishes on the upper and lower shelves taste equally delicious. This luxury range has an electric ignition that lights the oven, eliminating the need for standing pilot. It can be used even if there is power outages. You can light the gas surface burners by placing an unlit match near the flame on the stovetop. The oven can be lit using this method if there is no natural gas available. It comes with an instruction manual that contains 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 need. Dual fuel ranges give you the best of both worlds, combining gas and electric heat sources. They are a favorite among chefs and home cooks who want to try different cooking techniques. This 60cm dual-fuel range cooktop is perfect for people with a limited kitchen space. It includes all the features of a larger model into the space of a smaller one, with four cooking zones with gas burners and a double oven that comes with a full width electric grill. The gas hob comes with a dedicated wok burner to explore Asian recipes. The gas cooker also comes with an LED timer that can be programmed and the rotary dials that make it easy to control. This model is also rated A/A in energy, meaning it has a very high efficiency rating. The benefits of a dual fuel range include the possibility of switching between electric and gas heat to provide greater flexibility. Gas stovetops are dependable and can be used to boil and saute while an electric oven generates an even dryer heat that is ideal for roasting or baking. These ranges are more costly than all electric models. They might also require a separate gas line, which can add to the total installation cost. Ultimately, whether or not a dual fuel range cooker is worth the additional cost depends on your preferences in cooking and your budget. If you're a professional cook and have the space in your kitchen this is a fantastic option. If, however, you'd rather stick to one source of heat and are content with your current cooktops and ovens there are many other options available. If you want to enjoy the advantages of a range cooker for a lower price, install an electric cooktop and a separate electric wall-oven. You can enjoy the benefits of dual fuel ranges, without increasing the cost of installation. You can still choose a fan assisted or conventional oven,, depending on your preferred style of cooking.