Stoves and Ovens – how to use them (Part Two)
Sometimes a recipe will say: “preheat oven to 375 degrees.� Or whatever temp the recipe calls for. Guess what? You don’t always have to do that. If you’re roasting a turkey, making a meatloaf, or something where the temperature isn’t critical, then you can skip the pre-heat.
If you’re baking a cake, bread, or cookies, you want the oven right at the suggested temperature. The cake and bread need the heat to rise, the cookies are in the oven only a short time, and you risk burning them or undercooking.
You can also save energy and time by cooking all the elements of a meal in the oven at the same time. Just keep in mind the times they need to cook will not be the same, and do the math.

April 27th, 2007 at 8:08 am
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