Our gas oven (a Kenmore 790, if that matters) seems to be putting out quite a bit of soot. I cleaned the thing about a month ago, and yesterday I was cooking a pizza, and I noticed that when it ...

Yes, just by decoding the color of the flame, you can find out whether the flame of your gas stove is safe or dangerous. Read on to find out more about it… ...

A shift from gas to electric buildings not only would have profound pollution implications — it could change how Americans think about and experience food. NEW YORK — At a Brooklyn corner ...

Gas Ovens: Adjust your temperature control knob up or down. This will allow you to create a higher flame when you need it, and then reduce it when you just need to hold the stone temperature.

Here's what we learned after sweating over and testing six gas ovens.

Flame was the very first color released by Le Creuset, and pieces from the Flame collection can still be purchased today. In fact, today's Flame collection includes everything from Dutch ovens to ...

What's the color code for the flame on top of the Wisconsin Gas Co. building Downtown?" That's a common question, Rachel. Before we answer, a little background is in order.

Flame colors span a spectrum that tells a tale as old as fire itself. Many people wonder what color is the hottest flame; more than a testament to the natural fascination with fire's beauty, this ...

Finally, although ovens have come a long way in the developed world, an estimated 3 billion people around the world still cook over an open flame or inefficient wood stove.

The flames from just one gas cooktop burner can be more toxic than secondhand tobacco smoke exposure, according to a new study.