Dual Fuel Range Cookers

When choosing a dual fuel range cooker, you're selecting the best of both worlds by combining the precise control of a gas hob with the even cooking performance of electric ovens. These cookers offer versatility and flexibility, making them a favorite for those who enjoy cooking a variety of dishes and require both fast heat control and consistent baking or roasting results.

The first thing to consider is the size of the dual fuel range cooker. Available in widths ranging from 90 cm to 110 cm or more, these appliances provide ample space for multiple cooking tasks at once, making them ideal for larger households or those who regularly prepare large meals. Wider models often come with additional burners and larger oven capacities, offering even more flexibility in the kitchen.

Gas hobs are a key feature of dual fuel range cookers, offering instant, precise heat control. The ability to adjust the flame immediately makes them perfect for tasks that require temperature adjustments, such as searing, simmering, or stir-frying. Most dual fuel range cookers come with:

• Five or more gas burners, providing plenty of space for multiple pots and pans.
• High-powered burners for fast boiling or high-heat cooking.
• Simmer burners for gentle, low-temperature cooking.
• Wok burners on some models, ideal for intense heat cooking like stir-fries.

The electric ovens on a dual fuel range cooker are a major advantage, providing:

• Fan-assisted ovens, which ensure even heat distribution for faster, more consistent results, ideal for baking, roasting, and cooking multiple dishes at once.
• Multifunction ovens, which offer a range of settings including grill, convection, and defrost, providing great versatility for all types of cooking.
• Some models feature double ovens, allowing you to cook at different temperatures simultaneously, making it easier to prepare large meals.