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A Guide to the best ovens and hobs Hobs in the UK

A hob is an oven that is separate from the cooker. A cooker is freestanding and includes both a stove and an oven.

Mischievous - and possibly malignant sprites of the countryside, Hobs were often combined with Goblin to create the Hobgoblin.

Gas Hobs

In any modern kitchen, a high-quality hob is essential. Whether you prefer gas, induction or ceramic, there's an appliance to suit your taste and budget. A good hob will cook quickly and evenly, allowing you to cook food in a matter of minutes. It also provides an elegant look to your kitchen.

One of the key benefits of a gas cooker is its precise temperature control. It's quick to reach high temperatures which is perfect for boiling water, searing meat and stirring-frying vegetables. Its ability adjust its heat output quickly is ideal for delicate sauces or dishes that require a lower temperature setting.

Gas hobs are also energy efficient. Gas is less expensive than electricity and can be used to power the hob. It also uses direct flames to heat your kitchen utensils. This means that there is less energy wasted around the edges of the burner.

Modern gas hobs feature modern designs that will complement any kitchen decor. Models with a stainless steel or glossy black finish will blend seamlessly into your kitchen and make it appear more contemporary. You can also pick a model made of glass ceramic that is easy to clean and durable.

Gas hobs are a popular choice for modern kitchens because of their versatility and user-friendly. They also work well with traditional kitchen designs, particularly when you include the range cooker into your kitchen layout. It is important to remember that they can increase the risk of fire when compared with electric or induction hobs. This is because they don't come with the additional security features that allow them to be turned off immediately and also having child safety locks on the control knobs.

When it comes to choosing a gas stove it is important to think about the number of burners and cooking zones you require. You can find models with one or two cooking zones. Many models also come with central wok burners, which is a high-powered burner that can be used for fast stirring-frying or boiling. You should also verify the kind of ignition system that is used. The majority of gas stoves use an electric spark or an ongoing electric pilot flame to light the burners.

Hobs Induction

While gas hobs are an option for home cooks Induction cookers are gaining popularity for their speed and efficiency. These flat glass-topped hobs use magnetism to heat the contents of the pan rather than heating the surface, which makes them more efficient, and safer as there is no flame beneath. Induction hobs have a variety of features. Our Good Housekeeping Institute experts found that certain features can be very useful.

One of them is a bridge function which allows you to join two hob rings to accommodate larger pans. You can regulate the temperature of each ring on the touchscreen panel. This is a great option for those who like to entertain and is an essential feature if you have guests with different dietary requirements. Induction hobs can be dangerous for people with pacemakers because they generate electromagnetic fields that could interfere with the operation of their devices.

The British Heart Foundation recommends a minimum of 60cm distance between a power source and any active hob if you are wearing a pacemaker. The magnetic field created by the hob can cause some electrical devices to malfunction. Make sure that the device isn't within reach of hot plates or cooking zones.

Another induction hob available is this model from CDA with five hob zones as well as a variety of functions, such as melt and simmer which can be ideal for bain maries or slow-cooked stews. The hob is designed with safety in the mind. It has child locks, anti-overflow and overheat settings.

This induction hob comes with an aesthetic that is more contemporary than others. This is reflected in the sleek black surface which is compatible with the majority of kitchen designs. It comes with a range of features that include a pause function that allows you to temporarily shut off the stove without taking the pan off, and a boost function which provides extra power to ensure quick heating up. It is also energy-efficient, and the touch-screen display offers a range of pre-set recipes for your favorite recipes.

LPG Hobs

Gas hobs can be controlled to heat instantly, with the ability to reach far higher temperatures than electric cooktops. With options to suit both professional and home kitchens, they're an ideal option for those who want to make culinary masterpieces from scratch, or cook leftovers.

Our range of LPG hobs is available in a range of sizes, ranging from 60cm with 4 burners to 90cm when you have 5 or 6 burners. A lot of these hobs can also be converted to natural gas using a simple kit. This makes them the ideal solution for homes with mains connections.

All our gas hobs are made by brands you trust including Falcon, Imperial and Lincat with models available in a selection of finishes. You'll find models with stainless steel, black glass and other finishes that will complement your home.

There are a variety of features to consider when choosing gas hobs, with some models that offer automatic pan detection for added safety. This allows the cooking zones to be activated only after the necessary cookware is in place to avoid heat loss. Certain hobs feature a mix of cooking zones which can accommodate different sizes of pans. Others offer child locks to keep unintentional fingers away from the controls, while some have an auto switch off tool that turns off the stove when it isn't used for a specified duration of time.

Another great thing about LPG is that it's far more readily available than electricity, which is usually difficult to locate in rural areas. It's liquid form makes it easy to store and transport, making it the ideal for those who reside in remote areas or run catering businesses that aren't connected to mains-gas.

Our selection of gas stoves offers a range of options, including some of our models boasting fast boiling times for water of less than five minutes. This makes them perfect for cooking pasta or potatoes, as well as other dishes in busy kitchens where time is of the essence. Our hobs are equipped with cast iron pan supports that are durable and feature an alarm system for flame failure to ensure that the flame is never completely extinguished.

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Whether you're cooking for guests or family, the right hob can make a huge difference. Our kitchen experts will guide you through the four most popular models, helping you to identify the cooker hob which is most suitable for your lifestyle and cooking preferences.

Gas hobs are extremely precise and control, and come in a range of different styles available that range from 4 to 6 burners. You can also find models that can be converted to LPG, a safer and less expensive fuel. Our range includes all major brands, with a broad range of finishes and colours to complement your kitchen design.

The word hob is an ancient English term that originally meant 'a shelf or grate by a flame'. It's an archaic term that refers to the way we cooked at home years ago, with massive fireplaces and shelves that were separate from where pots were placed to cook. Today, most kitchens have an oven and a separate hob (stove top) which is either electric or gas.

The British typically refer to their stove as a hob, although other countries may use the term cooker. A hob is an individual piece of equipment that has heating rings for saucepans. A cooker is a bigger unit that combines a hob with an oven with hob. A range cooker is a large combination of a Hob uk and an oven, which is often integrated into a worktop. On the Product Safety Report links above you will find more information about the gas stoves that are impacted. This includes safety descriptions and the product identifiers.