From faster cook times to decreased environmental impact, one chef broke down all the variables to consider when making the ...

Cooking with gas-fired stoves can cause unsafe levels of toxics to accumulate inside homes, exposing people to roughly the same cancer risk as breathing secondhand cigarette smoke, according to a ...

The next time you shop for a cooking stove, the gas versions might show a health warning label similar to those on tobacco products. Sponsor Message Because a stove's blue flame releases air ...

“Traditionally, gas stoves have been an efficient way to cook in high-volume kitchens as the open flame heats the pan in very little time and allows chefs to have much more control over cooking ...

At the beginning of January, the health and climate effects of gas cooking stoves in homes was an issue policy makers and academics were studying. Then, on Jan. 9, Bloomberg News published an ...

Other common features include built-in griddles on the cooktop, convection cooking, and even air frying capabilities. To provide a list of gas stoves that will cater to different needs ...

"The response and power are outstanding." Home chefs rave about the 'GOAT' of stoves after homeowner's outdated model begins ...

Switching to an electric stove or non-toxic propane fuel will mitigate the risks associated with natural gas. Even cooking with an electric stove can negatively affect air quality since burnt food ...

Cooking with a gas stove in your kitchen can emit as much benzene into a home as second-hand tobacco smoke, depending on ventilation and the size of the house, according to new research from ...

Turn on other electric appliances to cook when possible. Slow cookers, instapots, toaster ovens and electric tea kettles can help you minimize how frequently you cook on your gas stove.