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+A Guide to Hob and Oven Cooktops
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+[Ovens and hobs](https://www.ovensandhobs.uk/) are a kitchen staple There are a variety of different models available. Here's a quick overview of the most popular cooktops for hobs.
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+Solid plate hobs are easy to use sturdy and durable. They can heat up metal plates to are able to heat your pans. Solid plate hobs are cost-effective to run, however they can take some time to cool down or heat down.
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+Although they share several features, hobs and gas stoves differ from one another. While traditional stoves feature a freestanding physical look, hobs are built-in to the countertop in the kitchen and give a sleeker look to your cooking area. Modern hobs are safer to use thanks to a revolutionary flame failure system that shuts off gas if it detects low flames on the burner.
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+A gas hob comes with multiple burners that permit you to cook with a variety of methods. You can regulate the heat for any recipe, from boiling water to frying. In addition, the burners can be individually switched off or on, allowing you to optimise your energy consumption to ensure maximum efficiency.
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+The main difference between a hob and a gas stove are that a gas stove comes with a projecting design and a pipeline that connects it to an LPG cylinder, whereas hobs have a sleek, built-in design and sit on top of your kitchen platform. This means that you don't have to worry about moving the cooker in case you want to change your kitchen layout in the future unlike a freestanding stove.
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+Gas stoves also require an additional gas pipe and a ventilation system, which can add to the cost of installation. Gas hobs are typically more expensive than electric or induction models, depending on the consumption patterns and energy rates in your region.
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+Gas is piped into the burners of a gas cooker through an opening at the back. When you turn the control knob on a gas hob the valve regulator is activated, allowing gas to flow into. Once the burners have been activated, they're ready to use.
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+In addition to their ease of use and convenience, gas hobs are also more easy to clean than gas stoves. While a gas stove has numerous crevices where food spills could accumulate, a modern hob has a smooth glass surface which eliminates these issues and is easy to clean. FUJIOH’s unique gas hobs are also easy to maintain as you can remove the aluminum alloy burner and venturi parts for thorough cleaning.
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+Electricity
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+A hob is an essential element of any kitchen fitted with. It could be a gas hob, electric hob or even a solid plate cooker which is a classic option. They're great for flat-based items such as pans, and are easy to use. They can be more expensive to run as they take longer to heat and cool than other options. However, they are very durable and easy to clean.
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+If you're looking to get something a little more contemporary and modern, an electric ceramic stove is a great choice. The fascia can be cleaned and they're fashionable. The cooking rings can be controlled individually and are sized so that you can cook different things at the same time, perfect for busy households. You can also find models that combine induction and electric to make the most of both.
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+Gas induction hobs may also be found with a stainless-steel finish for a more traditional appearance. They're also faster to heat than standard gas hobs and are more easy to control. They employ an induction element to directly heat your pans, thereby preventing any residual heat going to waste around the hob like you would with gas cookers.
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+Induction hobs are somewhat more expensive to purchase, but are generally less expensive to run since they heat up more quickly than gas hobs and produce less residual heat. They also tend to be more stable in their temperature, meaning that you're less likely to get  hot spots on your hob.
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+Plate hobs are typically an affordable option, however they aren't as efficient as other kinds of. They're a great option for those who are new to cooking, as they're easy and simple to use. However, they are not recommended for families with kids as it is easy to burn your hands if not careful. Additionally, they're not suitable for heavy cast iron woks or pots as they are prone to warping.
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+Induction
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+In contrast to traditional electric or gas hobs, induction cooktops won't make the ring hot rather, they utilize electromagnetic technology to directly create heat in the pan. This is accomplished through copper coils beneath the glass surface, which emit an electromagnetic field when turned on, which creates a magnetic current that is dynamically generated in the pan's metal to create eddy currents and the pan is heated.
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+The advantage of this is that only the area of the pot - not the entire surface of the glass cooktop is heated, so it's safer to touch and also cleaner. It also cooks food and boils water faster than traditional models.
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+Induction technology has its disadvantages. You can't use non-ferrous or aluminum pans without the addition of copper or iron on the bottom. These metals aren't great conductors. Today you can find a variety of induction-ready pans. These include enameled cast iron and stainless steal. Glass, too, if equipped with an induction-ready base, can be used.
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+Induction hobs also use less energy and release little heat from the air. Induction cooktops have been awarded the Energy Star Emerging Technology Award by the EPA for their effectiveness. They can save you a lot of money on your utility bills.
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+Another issue is that the electromagnetic fields created by induction hobs could affect some pacemakers, but this varies on the kind of device you've installed. Speak to your GP or cardiac Electrophysiologist for advice if you're not sure. They can inform you if an induction hob is compatible with your pacemaker and if it is what distance you should stay away from it in order to avoid interference.
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+Plate
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+Oven safe plates are essential for any cook at home. They keep food warm and are perfect for soups and other dishes that are best served with warm food. These oven-safe dinnerware pieces are made from durable stoneware that withstands high temperatures. They are also dishwasher safe and make cleanup easy. These plates can be used to serve warm food like fresh bread.
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+A plate can be made of glass, stoneware or ceramic. Each material has its own unique characteristics that make it suitable for different cooking techniques and uses. For oven-safe plates, stoneware and glass are the most popular choices. Metal plates however, can be extremely heavy and may damage your kitchen floor. It is essential to study the specifications of the manufacturer prior to using a safe oven-safe plate. It is also a good idea to avoid sudden temperature changes, such as placing a cold plate in an oven that has been preheated. This can cause thermal shock that can cause cracking or breaking.
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+In the UK, a large unit that has a stove and oven is known as Stove. A stove has a lower section to bake or roast and a set heat rings on top, where you can place pans to cook. It is common to have separate stoves and ovens, however some prefer to have a combined cooker that includes both a hob and an oven.
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+For the first time, Lhov has introduced an all-in-one appliance which combines oven, hob and extraction into one incredibly efficient device. The sleek, ultra-linear design and black glass make it almost invisible in the kitchen. But, its unique features, many different cooking methods and areas and innovative features provide unbeatable aesthetics. It even lets you control the appliance with an assistant voice. The revolutionary extraction system can also catch the odors and vapors that emanate from the oven and the hob. This allows you to have delicious and healthy meals without stress.