Thank goodness the weather has come good, as it’s National Picnic Week from 17th to 25th June so get that tartan blanket and basket at the ready and take some time to prepare some mouth-watering food.
April 26th 2023 is Stop Food Waste Day, the largest single day of action in the fight against food waste, which has become a hot topic of conversation for lots of reasons.
When you think that a staggering third of all food produced is lost or wasted globally, it’s easy to see how it affects everything from hunger and poverty to climate change, energy, health and wellbeing and the preservation of our agriculture and oceans. Not to mention the methane emissions that food sent to landfill causes.
A report from The Food Standards Agency showed that in 2020, 73% of people who made changes to their eating habits stated it was due to the pandemic and lockdowns.
Spending more time at home with the family meant meal times became the highlight of the day, and many people were putting more emphasis on what they chose to eat.
We’re pleased to announce our new partnership with professional baker and author Juliet Sear. Having kept this collaboration under wraps for a while, it’s exciting to share the news with you.
Take your cooking to the next level with our ever popular range of Rangemaster compatible griddles. Providing flexibility when cooking a variety of cuisines and healthy dishes we have griddle solutions for both gas and induction hobs. Follow the guide below to find out which of our range cookers are compatible with our griddles.
Christmas must be the biggest event in the whole calendar for your Rangemaster range cooker. This time of year, is when the range cooker will be put through its paces and will shine like a bright star as it effortlessly takes on all of the culinary tasks. From the turkey and pigs in blankets to the Christmas pudding and mince pies a range cooker can smoothly cook everything simultaneously.
Here are some ideas and tips on how to get the most out of your cooker during the festive season.
It’s all very well swooning over the large open-plan kitchens with generously sized appliances that we see online and in magazines. But in reality, many of us have the challenge of kitting out a more compact space. It may be that you have a period property with separate kitchen and dining room, a new-build with a small kitchen layout or a city centre apartment with an open kitchen-living area that needs space-saving solutions.
For many buyers, choosing a range cooker is not just about its features, functions and how it performs. For many people it’s all about the colour too. Some want their cooker to provide a statement appliance within the kitchen, contrasting boldly with the cabinetry, work surfaces and overall colour scheme. Others prefer a more subtle approach with a neutral tone that blends in. And there are of course, keen cooks and budding chefs who desire the professional look and feel of a striking stainless-steel design.
When you’re looking for the very best in terms of range cooker quality, build and performance, you are spoilt for choice as not only are there so many options for a Rangemaster but there are also different fuels, colours, features and functions with a Falcon range cooker too. With its heritage firmly rooted in professional catering and made in Britain, the brand is well loved by celebrity chefs, cookery schools and restaurateurs alike and offers a fantastic statement piece for home cooks looking for their next appliance upgrade.
Induction is by far the most controllable cooking surface there is. It delivers a very high heat when you need it and yet it can be gentle enough to melt chocolate directly in the pan. It heats up pans quicker than any other type of hob and the best thing is that you simply wipe it clean after cooking.
