Stove oven combi

[warrington]

I am looking at different higher end ranges. Oven blow the cooktop. I have gas there but no 220. Was speaking with a dealer and he said that the best way to go is gas up top and electric oven. He said it cooks more evenly. Is thee anything to this? Or does a all gas range work just as well

[ckamp52]

Im no expert by any means but i had zero complaints when i had an all gas combo. Honestly, I preferred it to my electric i have now. It was already here but on the next one we will build and i would go with gas


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[stoic]

I am looking at different higher end ranges. Oven blow the cooktop. I have gas there but no 220. Was speaking with a dealer and he said that the best way to go is gas up top and electric oven. He said it cooks more evenly. Is thee anything to this? Or does a all gas range work just as well

Gas Cooktop & electric oven is the preferred setup, but if you aren't a master baker I don't think you will notice.

[sendit]

Gas Cooktop & electric oven is the preferred setup, but if you aren't a master baker I don't think you will notice.

I agree and was told that at the Wolf/Subzero showroom room the other day. Electric is supposed to to be more precise on temps over gas and a little more humid. While there we were shown their steam ovens which are self explanatory. They fit between a conventional oven and a microwave. They are supposed to be superb on reheating food and cooking food that come other tender and moist.
We will getting a duel fuel range, wall oven, steam oven and microwave to cover all the bases.
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doesn’t help as you only have gas but you could always drop a 30A 220V circuit for a range oven.