Convection oven questions
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1BONS
In my kitchen remodel the cabinets are out, the double wall ovens are out, a wall is removed. Time to decide on the oven so we can build around those measurements.
The oven that can be either regular or convection seems to be the way to go. There is also one that will ask you a few questions and will do the conversion for you.
Any experience and comments on these ovens. I know the electrolux brand looks nice with 3 racks, plus a "cooking drawer" but I am removing the double wall ovens because on a day to day basis I do not use those. Trying to not get wrapped up in the retail hype.
The oven that can be either regular or convection seems to be the way to go. There is also one that will ask you a few questions and will do the conversion for you.
Any experience and comments on these ovens. I know the electrolux brand looks nice with 3 racks, plus a "cooking drawer" but I am removing the double wall ovens because on a day to day basis I do not use those. Trying to not get wrapped up in the retail hype.
2cyderry
I know that when we remodelled our kitchen I wasn't sure whether I wanted Convection or regular, so I have both.
I have a microwave that can be convection and I have a regular oven that can also be convection. I rarely use the convection function on the microwave but the oven, I love having the option. The oven was manufactured by Fischer & Paykel - it's great.
I have a microwave that can be convection and I have a regular oven that can also be convection. I rarely use the convection function on the microwave but the oven, I love having the option. The oven was manufactured by Fischer & Paykel - it's great.
3BONS
cyderry, so you do find yourself using that function? I love the thought of 30 % less cooking time. The conversion time is rather easy to understand?
4cyderry
Bons,
Sorry,for not gettng back sooner.
I use the convection when my husband forgets to call when he leaves for home or when I have guests. Usually then is when I want to spend less time in the kitchen or I have to speed something up. My oven came with a great little guide on time conversion for each of the cooking modes so I use that if I have any questions, but I'm one of those lurkers in the kitchen and can basically tell when something is near done and then a thermometer gets inserted for perfection.
Sorry,for not gettng back sooner.
I use the convection when my husband forgets to call when he leaves for home or when I have guests. Usually then is when I want to spend less time in the kitchen or I have to speed something up. My oven came with a great little guide on time conversion for each of the cooking modes so I use that if I have any questions, but I'm one of those lurkers in the kitchen and can basically tell when something is near done and then a thermometer gets inserted for perfection.