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KenK > wrote in news:XnsA1C3735E7CB90invalidcom@
130.133.4.11: > Janet Bostwick > wrote in > : > >> On 17 May 2013 17:23:48 GMT, KenK > wrote: >> >>>I have a combination MW/convection oven. I had thought the >>>'convection' was mostly to differentiate it from the MW oven part. >>>While Googling today I discovered that a convection oven is different >>>than a regular oven. It's hotter so temps should be reduced or shorter >>>cooking times used with recipes calling for baking in an assumed >>>'normal' oven. >>> >>>I'll try that next time I bake something. >>> >>>Comments? >>> >>>TIA >> Yes, read first. Yes, reduce heat and or time with convection. >> Janet US >> > > The manual, Kenmore Elite, didn't mention any temp or time adjustments. > Or I missed it. The manual is not the best. Reread the manual. Definitely no mention of temperature or heat adjustments for convection oven. -- "Where there's smoke there's toast!" Anon |
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