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Cooking & Baking

Kali

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5. number one is a good thermometer to check your oven and adjust if needed.

Reply to Blue_playwright (Original post)

Fri Nov 15, 2019, 04:31 PM

Nov 2019

your symptoms almost sound like it is set too high, also maybe the fan for the convection isn't working?

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Convection oven help? [View all] Blue_playwright Nov 2019 OP

I have a convection oven dlk Nov 2019 #1

This - cut the temperature and the time csziggy Nov 2019 #7

Third that, definitely lower the temperature as well sir pball Nov 2019 #8

Also, people forget (or never knew) to cut the temp when baking in glass csziggy Nov 2019 #9

And dark metal pans too, don't forget! sir pball Nov 2019 #10

Oh - yes! Which is why I don't buy dark metal pans csziggy Nov 2019 #11

I bake cakes all the time. True Blue American Nov 2019 #2

My efforts to get even cooking.... OxQQme Nov 2019 #3

Our Magic Chef does both modes RainCaster Nov 2019 #4

number one is a good thermometer to check your oven and adjust if needed. Kali Nov 2019 #5

I second the motion for checking with a thermometer... mitch96 Nov 2019 #6

Thanks for all of these. Blue_playwright Nov 2019 #12

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