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"S Viemeister" wrote in message ...

On 2/24/2017 1:48 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
> > wrote:
>> On 2/24/2017 8:48 AM, Janet wrote:
>>> lid says...
>>>> Why do chefs prefer gas?
>>> Because it's not affected by power cuts, stupid.

>> That's why we bought a dual-fuel cooker/stove.
>> The gas hob lets us cook, make tea/coffee, fill hot water bottles, etc.
>> during power outages.

>
> That's dumber than a rock... why not simply use gas all the time.
>

Did I say that I had a special stove to use only during outages?
(rereads post - nope, I didn't say that)

It's a dual-fuel stove. Gas burners, two electric ovens below. It's what
I use for cooking, every day.

It was purchased because we sometimes have power outages, it can take a
long time for repairs in a remote area like ours, and I want to be able
to cook even when I have no electricity.

We aren't on mains gas, so the cooktop is fed by a couple of tanks of
propane (with an automatic switch-over). Most new gas ovens won't work
without electricity, and they'd use up the gas more quickly, so we went
for gas on top, electric ovens on the bottom.

===

Same as me, gas hob and 2 electric ovens ... but separate.



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