Reclaim Counter Space With a Built in Microwave and Double Oven

Reclaim counter space and give a professional look to your kitchen by using an integrated microwave in built and double oven. When purchasing an appliance be sure to consider the power level, design, control features, and other features that will meet your culinary needs.

Built-ins are incorporated into your cabinets or walls, giving them a seamless look. Some are equipped with trim kits for an ideal fit.

Undercounter Microwave Drawers

Microwave drawers are the latest design trend in kitchen design. They offer more flexibility than countertop or over the range models. They can be positioned under the cabinets in lower cabinets below countertops, on top of a kitchen island, or even above an oven in the wall. They also open up instead of swinging on a hinge, making them more accessible for left-handed cooks.

These sleek appliances are a good choice for homeowners looking to reduce counter space, add more storage to their kitchen designs, or keep their kitchens visually open. While they are more expensive than traditional microwaves, many home owners believe that the design and performance of these appliances are worth the extra cost.

Contrary to a conventional countertop or over-the-range model, microwave drawers are flat and are flush with your cabinetry. This makes them an excellent alternative for kitchen remodels. Installing a microwave in an existing kitchen is also feasible. If you are planning an entire kitchen remodel opt for an appliance for your microwave during the planning phase and get it installed alongside the new cabinets and appliances.

Microwave drawers are also a great option for those who are unable to reach a microwave over the range or on a countertop. They feature a low sleek front that opens and closes by pressing an button. They're also easier to use for those who are shorter or with back issues who struggle lifting heavy dishes into an over-the-range microwave.

A few of the drawbacks of microwave drawers include the cost that is much higher than a traditional countertop or over-the-range microwave, and the fact that they don't allow for convection cooking. They also don't have an adjustable turntable, which could be a problem for those who prefer to stir their food while it's heating or need to fit oblong containers that wouldn't otherwise fit on a microwave plate.

In the end, a microwave's drawer isn't as easy to clean like a countertop or an over-the-range microwave since there aren't exposed scrubbing surfaces. To keep its appearance clean, it's best to wipe the microwave drawer with a damp rag.

Wi-Fi Connectivity

Built-in microwaves or those mounted on a wall can make space and give your kitchen an seamless appearance. They are commonly described as built-in. The KitchenAid(r) brand has a range of models that can be incorporated into your cabinetry to create an elegant look and feel. These microwave ovens can be used to provide convenience and additional cooking options to your kitchen without a complete overhaul.

While countertop microwaves plug into an outlet and are placed on your counter, built-in microwaves are designed to be installed in the cabinets in the kitchen or fixed to the on a wall to free up countertops for workstations and other projects. They come with a door that opens exactly the same way as other kitchen appliances. This makes for a seamless appearance to your kitchen. These microwave ovens can be installed in your cabinet at a comfortable height, and some models include trim kits that permit you to close the gaps around the appliance for a completely integrated look.

Wi-Fi connectivity can give your microwave a intelligent functionality that you can enjoy. Certain models come with a set of pre-programmed cooking modes that give you expert tips and suggestions for the best settings for different foods. These advanced features can assist you in saving time and cut down on food waste, while getting better results from your micro-wave oven.

SmartThings is another platform that lets you control and access your appliances from anywhere with an internet connection. The microwaves are controlled via an app that you can download to your smartphone, computer or sleek appliances tablet. You can set timers and receive alerts when food is ready. Certain models come with a 7-inch touchscreen display which displays the temperature of the oven and its cooking status. This makes it easy to do monitoring.

Wi-Fi (pronounced "whiffie") is a wireless technology that connects your devices to the internet. It offers the speed, convenience and convenience you require for your most loved games, apps, and videos. It can be used with your smart TV, smartphone, or laptop to stream your preferred movies and shows and connect to social media, online gaming and more. Some models of KitchenAid built in double oven with microwave-in microwaves offer a Wi-Fi Easy Connect feature that lets you easily pair your microwave to your home Wi-Fi network, without requiring complicated settings or codes.

Convection Cooking

Convection cooking allows your dishes to cook faster and more evenly. Convection uses a fan and exhaust system to circulate hot oven air throughout your food, eliminating the cold spots and uneven heating that can occur when you use a regular oven. Convection makes it less necessary to changing or rotating your food when baking.

Certain microwaves such as those made by KitchenAid feature built-in convection for an individual look that blends with your other appliances. These models are designed for your cabinets and may include trim kits to give a seamless, sleek finish. There are a variety of models and styles available, including a double convection microwave oven that will fit perfectly within your cabinets.

Microwaves that have a convection feature are perfect for roasting vegetables, baking and making casseroles. They help foods brown and crisp up more quickly by circulating hot air around them, and they can also be used to make cookies and cakes. There are a variety of other uses for a microwave equipped with a convection oven, so it's worth your time to learn how you can best make use of this feature.

It might seem counterintuitive, however you must check your food more frequently when using the convection microwave. Food cooks quicker in convection microwaves than in an oven. It is important to remove food items from the microwave after it has been cooked. Ideally, you should inspect your food about two-thirds or three-quarters of the way through its recommended cooking time. It is also beneficial to use bakeware that has lower sides, such as shallow pans and baking sheets to ensure that air can move freely.

Certain microwaves, such as those made by KitchenAid come with an EasyConvect(tm) conversion system that converts regular recipe temperatures and times to convection settings. This can be particularly beneficial if you're replacing an over-the-range microwave, since it means you don't have to redesign your kitchen to enjoy the convenience of convection.

Space Saving

Double ovens permit you to cook multiple dishes at one time. This can help you save time in the kitchen and allow you to put food on the table faster. You can also throw dinner parties with friends and family members, not having to wait until a dish is finished before starting another. This is especially beneficial for families that are busy and have young children.

Consider the dimensions of the double oven and its capacity when you select one. Also, you should carefully consider your cooking requirements and household size to ensure that the oven isn't too big. In the same way, you need to be careful not to select one that is too high for the space you have. A higher height may restrict access and increase the chance of injury.

There are two types of double ovens, wall-mounted or range-style. Both have advantages but the most effective choice will depend on your kitchen layout and style preferences. A wall-mounted double-oven is installed at a comfortable height, while a unit in the design of a range could be integrated oven and microwave into your cabinets to create a seamless appearance.

Compare prices from different retailers and online shops when shopping for a double oven. Look for sales and discounts, as well second-hand models that are in like-new condition. Be aware that appliances that have more advanced features and technologies typically cost more than the basic models.