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2 Methods of Cooking In this lesson we will learn about Types of stoves and fuels In this lesson we will learn about Types of stoves and fuels

3 We use different types of stoves for cooking different food items : Each stoves uses a different kind of fuel.

4 Methods of Cooking Wood and coal is used as fuel in these stoves ChulhaTandoor

5 Methods of Cooking Wood and coal is used as fuel in these stoves kerosene stove Kerosene stoveGas Stove Fuel used in kerosene stove is kerosene and in gas stove is liquified petroleum gas (LPG).

6 Methods of Cooking These stoves run by electricity. Microwave ovenHot plate

7 Methods of Cooking It uses solar energy as the source of fuel

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