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How to Choose the Right Oven and Hob for Your Kitchen
If you're in the market for an oven or hob that is new, we've got the sizes and features to match your kitchen.
The majority of them are simple to use and hard-wearing, solid plate hobs have sealed metal plates that heat your cookware. They are ideal for flat-based cookware and can be economical to run.
Origins
Ovens are kitchen appliances used to roast and bake food in homes across the world. They are typically powered by gas or electricity. Bottle gas models are available in certain markets. However, ovens can also be powered by other fuels such as wood or charcoal. In many homes the oven is usually surrounded by a kitchen hob, where food can be prepared. Hobs are essentially a stove that can be turned on and off. An oven is a closed enclosure that heats food in the middle.
The first ovens were huge brick and mud structures that had fire in order to heat food. These ovens were used to bake bread, cook meat, and for cooking other foods since they were able to hold heat and maintained a constant temperature. They could also be shared by family members. However, these open pits and furnaces came with three major drawbacks - they were dangerous due to the smoke and flames that could be seen as well as the consumption of fuel (wood), and it was difficult to regulate the heat and cooking process.
A solution was found using ovens that resembled fireplaces with a chimney that shut off the fire to decrease the amount of smoke and intensity, and make it easier to manage. They were very popular during the 16th and 17th centuries and were typically used in homes that were wealthy enough to have a separate kitchen with a chimney, and having more than one oven and fireplace.
In the late 19th century, European ovens had evolved to become a common feature in kitchens at home. This was due to the fact that the oven was a necessity, as it was more secure and efficient to cook in an oven than over an open flame or in a cauldron. However, it is believed that the invention of the oven coincided with changes in cooking techniques and recipes that led to more emphasis on meat and casseroles.
In certain recipes, such as those made by Nigella she might suggest placing a pan "on the hob". However, this can be misleading because a hob used in British English is a stovetop. The North American equivalent is a range or cooktop, and it could be confusing if not familiar with British terminology.
Functions
Oven functions, also known as cooking modes, are pre-programmed choices that control the way in which the oven's heating elements and fan operate depending on your recipe. They are designed to make cooking food more simple and more efficient, while preserving the flavor and texture.
Ovens are equipped with a traditional design that heats food from the top to the bottom. They also offer a fan-assisted mode that utilizes a built-in fan in order to circulate air throughout the oven for more even and faster heating. There are a variety of oven and hob functions to choose from, and it's crucial to know the various options to figure out which ones are right for your needs.
A fan-assisted oven function is ideal for cooking a variety food items. It heats up the oven more evenly than standard ovens and is ideal for baking, grilling and roasting. It is particularly useful for pizzas and pies that require a quick, clean finish. The Fan-Assisted setting features an angled top and a line on the bottom. It can cut down up to 40 percent of cooking time.
Some ovens come with grilling features that combine heat from the top and bottom of the oven to give your food a delicious char. This mode is perfect for kebabs made of meat or vegetables and is marked with zigzag lines and straight lines, such as Fan-Assisted. This mode is typically placed on the lower shelf of the oven. Be sure to verify the temperature settings in your oven to ensure that you don't overcook.
There are other oven functions for proofing of pastry and bread, slow cooking, and other things. These ovens are usually programmed to create a warm, controlled environment to facilitate the rise of dough and help your food to develop wonderful flavor.
There are ovens that come with Steam functions that are ideal for making healthy, nutritious meals. It imparts a delicate, rich flavour to baked items, poultry, vegetables and custards. This feature can be activated by placing water into the reservoir of your oven, and turning it on. Some models will even alter the amount of steam automatically depending on the temperature selected.
Types
There are a variety of oven and hob that are available that range from traditional gas models to modern electric models. It is essential to choose an oven and hob that suits your needs. Consider features like self-cleaning capabilities or smart functions.
Gas ovens are suitable for many kitchens and are a very popular choice. They usually come with burners that have rings and an grate that the pans sit on which emits heat, so they are easy to use. Gas hobs are also known to be energy efficient and have precise temperature control, meaning they can cut down on your utility costs. However, they can take longer to heat up than electric and can be difficult to clean if covered in a layer of residue.
Electric hobs come in many different designs that include ceramic and induction. Induction hobs can be a little more expensive but they are energy efficient since the hob only gets hot when you put the pot on it. They are also safe for children and can heat up relatively quickly. They can also be slow to cool down and do not heat up evenly.
Plate hobs, which are also an essential in the kitchen, come with a variety of cooking zones that are all electric and on flat surfaces. They are placed under your kitchen cabinets. They offer a stylish, modern appearance that looks sleek and complement most kitchens. They aren't easy to keep clean, as they contain multiple cooking zones, which can cause uneven heating, and may leave burn marks on the surface if not properly cleaned.
The most popular type is the built-in single-oven. These can be installed under a hob or in cabinets with built-in ovens. When choosing an oven, think about the size of your family. They are usually large enough to accommodate a large dinner and come in a variety of sizes. They can also be found with additional options, such as the grill or steam function.
Installation
If you're installing a new oven or replacing one you have, it might be worthwhile to hire an electrician to take care of the installation for you. This will ensure that the electrical circuit is correctly installed and your new appliance is safe to use. An experienced electrician will be able to follow local regulations to ensure your installation is in line with all safety regulations.
Before you begin the process of fitting your new electric oven and hob you'll need all the necessary supplies and tools on hand. This includes wire nuts, electrical tape, a screwdriver, an electrical circuit tester and conduit. It is also essential to examine the electrical supply at your home and make sure it is able to handle the load of a brand new electric [oven and hob](https://www.ovensandhobs.uk/).
To put in a new oven and hob first, you need to remove the old ones. To do this, locate the bolts or screws that hold the old appliance in place and remove them with care. After the old appliance has been removed from the area, it must be cleaned and free of obstructions. The junction box needs to be mounted, and the conduit connected to the electrical supply. It is important to follow the directions of the manufacturer and any local regulations.
After electrical connections have been established and the oven or hob is connected, it can be moved into place. The fitter will then use the clips that came with the hob to fix it to the wall and ensure that it is flush with the worktop. The fitter will then test the hob to confirm that it is functioning properly.
If you're installing a gas oven and hob it's a good idea to hire a professional for the job. Gas installation is not as simple as connecting an electric oven. A CORGI registered engineer is required to connect the pipes. Installing a cooker hood is also an option to consider in the event that you don't already have one. It will allow you to ventilate your kitchen, and is required by the Part F of the Building Regulations.