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

A hob is a cooker top that can be incorporated into the worktop, and is separated from an oven. A cooker is freestanding and includes both a stove and an oven.

The mischievous and perhaps malignant sprites from the countryside, Hobs were often combined with Goblin to give us the Hobgoblin.

Gas Hobs

In any modern kitchen, a high-quality hob is a must. There's a range of hobs to fit every budget and style, whether you're looking for ceramic or induction, or gas. A quality hob will heat up quickly and evenly to cook your food quickly and also add an elegant appearance to your kitchen.

One of the major advantages of a gas stove is the 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 dishes or sauces that require a lower temperature setting.

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

Modern gas hobs are designed with a sleek appearance to match any kitchen design. You can choose models with a shiny black or stainless steel finish that will blend seamlessly and make your kitchen appear more contemporary. If you prefer, you can pick a glass ceramic model that is easy to clean and highly durable.

Gas hobs are a popular option for modern kitchens because of their versatility and user-friendly. They also work well with traditional kitchen designs, particularly when you include a range cooker in your layout. It is important to remember that they could increase the risk of fire when compared to electric or induction hobs. They do not have safety features such as being able to shut off immediately and having a child-safety locks on the knobs that control the hob.

When selecting a gas stove, consider the number of burners and cooking zones you need. You can find models with one, two or five cooking zones. A lot of models also have central wok burners, which is a high-powered burner suitable for rapid boiling or stir-frying. Find out the type of ignition that is used. The majority of gas hobs utilize an electric spark or an ongoing electric pilot flame to ignite the burners.

Induction Hobs

While gas hobs are popular with home cooks Induction cookers are gaining popularity due to their efficiency and speed. These glass-topped flat stoves use magnetism instead of heat to heat the pan contents. This makes them more efficient and safer since there isn't any flame underneath. Induction hobs are equipped with many features, some of which our Good Housekeeping Institute experts have discovered to be particularly useful.

One of these is a bridge function that lets you join two hob rings together to accommodate larger pans. You can also choose to manage the temperature of each ring independently through the touchscreen panel. This is a great alternative for those who love to entertain and can be an essential feature if there are guests who have special dietary requirements. Induction hobs can be dangerous for those with pacemakers since they generate electromagnetic fields that can disrupt the operation of their devices.

The British Heart Foundation recommends that you keep a distance of least 60cm between any power source and a hob that is active, in the event that you wear pacemakers. The magnetic field generated by the hob can cause electrical devices to malfunction. Make sure that the device isn't within reach of hot plates or cooking zones.

Another induction hob we have available is this model from CDA, which has five hob zones and various functions, including melt and simmer, which is ideal for bain maries or slow-cooked stews. The hob is built with safety in mind. It has child locks, anti-overflow, as well as overheat settings.

The design of this induction hob is a bit more contemporary than some others we have available. This is evident in the sleek black surface which is compatible with the majority of kitchen designs. It comes with a variety of features such as a pause feature that allows you to shut off the stove without taking off the pan, and a boost feature which gives extra power for a quick heating up. It's also rated as energy efficient and the touch-screen display is equipped with handy pre-set options for your favourite recipes.

LPG Hobs

Gas hobs are able to attain higher temperatures and provide instant control of heat. With options to suit both professional and home kitchens, they're a preferred choice for people who want to create culinary masterpieces from scratch, or cook leftovers.

Our range of LPG hobs are available in a range of sizes, ranging from 60cm with four burners up to 90cm with either 5 or 6 burners. A lot of these hobs are also compatible with natural gas with an easy conversion kit which 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 variety of finishes. You'll find models with stainless steel, black glass, and other finishes to match your home.

When selecting a gas stove, there are many options to take into consideration. Some models provide automatic pan detection as a security feature. This allows the cooking zones to activate only when the required cookware is placed and prevents heat loss. Some hobs have adjustable cooking zones that can accommodate various sizes of pans. Some hobs come with child locks to keep accidental fingers away from the controls. Some even include an auto shut-off feature that shuts the hob (Ongoing) off when it isn't used for a certain period of time.

Another advantage of LPG is that it's far more readily available than electricity, which is often harder to find in rural areas. The liquid form of LPG makes it easy to store and transport, making it ideal for those who reside in remote areas or have catering businesses that don't have access to gas mains.

Gas hobs come in various models, and some have boiling times as short as five minutes. They are perfect for cooking pastas, potatoes, and other meals when time is of the essence. A majority of our hobs are also equipped with flat cast iron pan supports to ensure durability as well as a flame failure safety device that guarantees the flame never extinguishes.

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The right hob makes all the difference when you're cooking for your family or with friends. Our experts will walk you through the four most commonly used kinds and help you choose the cooker hob most suitable for you lifestyle, your cooking style and habits.

Gas hobs provide excellent precision and control, and come in a range of styles available, from 4 to 6 burners. You can find models that can be converted to LPG, which is a more affordable and more secure fuel. Our range includes all the major brands in a range of colours and finishes that will match your kitchen's style.

The word hob comes from an old English phrase that was originally used to mean 'a shelf, grate or fireside'. It's a term from the past that describes the way we cooked at home in the past with large fireplaces and separate shelves for pots. Today, most kitchens have an oven and a separate hob (stove top) that can be gas or electric.

Other countries may refer to the stove as a cooker, however the British call it hob. A hob is a separate appliance that uses heating rings that heat saucepans as well as a cooker, which is a more substantial freestanding unit comprising both a hob and an oven. A range cooker is an oven uk and a hob that are typically incorporated into one large unit. On the Product Safety Report links above you will learn more about the affected gas stoves. This includes safety descriptions and product identifiers.