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I'm trying to replicate some of the recipes on The Great Brit Baking
Show: Masterclass, or whatever. I can convert some metric measures, but the oven temps are jes plain nuts. For example: "200C/180C Fan/Gas 6" I suspect the "180C Fan" is a convection oven temp. Yes? No? Not common, as the convection ovens we used (in my cooking classes) hadda 50°F difference between "fan-on" and "fan-off". Better to use the "200C" temp, as it's a straight conversion to 400F. Then there's that "Gas 6" (which also converts to 400F). Apparently, Limey's ovens have a single digit temp. Well, here's the helpful conversion: <http://www.onlineconversion.com/cooking_gasmark.htm> HTH nb |
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