Does anyone have a guide lines for temp and times for baking cakes in convection ovens?
Not sure if all convectin ovens are the same... I found it best to reduce the temp by 25°F and noted that it generally took 25% off the baking time.
I miss my convection (well, when it worked properly!) It went into self destruct mode one day while I was making potato wedges. I heard a "klunk" and that was that. The oven door had locked itself, the oven shut off and the digital display went blank. There was nothing I could do! TWO DAYS later, while I was prepping some food for the BBQ, right out of the blue, the display came back on and the oven door unlocked. I finally got the wedges out!
Wierd. I called my stove Sybil for the remainder of it's stay in my kitchen.
I'd love to hear more about baking cakes in a convection oven too. I've been too afraid to try it.
I used my convection oven for the 1st time with cakes last night. I have been too afraid to try it before now. I left it on 325 and prepared the mix plus extra egg and pudding as usual. I used the baking strips and flower nails, but they formed a crown on top anyway. Well the cakes were done in no time, and I was able to bake two large pans at once, but they did crack on the top. I usually push the crown down as soon as they come out of the oven, which I did with these as well, so I am anxious to see how they look when I torte them tonight.
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