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i read the previous (date code) replies.
agree can use a gas top elements and i would be in utopia.
especially if it has a grill for barbeque.

i have about 3 friends who have full gas stoves, but they use a ktel
convection oven.
the food tastes better from the convection oven, especially chicken,
sausage,pot roast. and the clean up is easy.
i have not got one yet, but i know i will have to get one.

doug

"Monsur Fromage du Pollet" > wrote in message
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> Loki wrote on 06 Apr 2005 in rec.food.baking
>
>> il Mon, 4 Apr 2005 02:29:30 -0500,
>> (The Old Bear) ha scritto:
>>
>> >
>> > We're continuing to shop for a new range. I have a personal
>> > preference for natural gas fueled ranges and ovens but I
>> > notice that a number of manufacturers are now making "dual
>> > fuel" ranges with gas burners and electric convection ovens.
>> >
>> > Is there any meaningful advantage to this?
>> >
>> > I understand that natural gas produces water vapor (and
>> > carbon dioxide) when it burns and that this makes the
>> > humidity in gas ovens higher than in their electric
>> > counterparts. I would assume that this affects the baking
>> > process for better or worse. What has been your experience?
>> >
>> > I could post this to the appliance newsgroup, but I'd
>> > rather have the opinions of people who actually bake
>> > and not just technical theory of one versus the other type
>> > of oven.

>>
>> Perhaps it's harder to kill yourself with an an electric oven, than
>> it is with a gas oven. Singed eyebrows would be a faint memory too.
>> Perhaps thermostats work better in electric ovens. It could be a case
>> of using what's best for each application. Dry heat for baking, gas
>> for that easy control of heat on the stove stop. I've also never been
>> too keen on the idea of all the combustion materials floating around
>> an oven tainting the food. It may not be a problem but it's my
>> perception.

>
> The advantage of a gas stove top are instant on and immediate temp
> control by adjusting the flame. The advantages of an electric oven are
> a more readily constant oven temp and fewer hot spots.
>
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